Welcome To Special Education
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Pasadena Unified School District (PUSD) is committed to meeting the needs of children. Special Education means specially designed instruction that is freely provided to individuals with exceptional needs. Our Special Education Department offers a variety of programs and services that adapt content, teaching methodology and delivery of instruction to meet the individual needs of each child. These services are of no cost to the family and are available to children until they reach 22 years of age.
This website is intended to provide basic information about special education services provided by Pasadena Unified School District as well as offer resources to parents.
Special Education is a service, not a place.
Announcements
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Please join us for the next Parent University Mtg on December 8, 2020.
Topic: Using Behavior Strategies to Support SpEd Students During Remote Learning
Click here for the flyer.
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Please join us for our CAC meeting. It will be held on Dec. 7, 2020 at 6pm. This meeting will be held virtually.
Please click here for the flyer.
Documents
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- Performance Indicator Review 2018-19
- 19-20 SELPA Annual Budget and Service Plan
- 19-20 SPED contact list (Contact list for Parents)
- Prepare your Child with Special Needs for School Emergencies
- 20-21 Annual Service Plan-ALL SECTIONS
- August 11 & 13-Parent Meeting (Powerpoint presentation)-English
- August 11 -Parent Meeting (Powerpoint presentation)-Spanish/Presentación de Padres-Agosto 11
- Aug 11 Parent Mtg-Questions -English and Spanish
- Current SELPA Local Plan-2007
Announcements
Contacts
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Main Office
General Questions
626-396-3600 Ext. 88600Marco. A. Villegas, Ph.D.
Associate Superintendent, Specialized Student Support/ SELPA
626-396-3600 Ext. 88605Susan R. Allarid
Executive Secretary
626-396-3600 Ext. 88605
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You are your child’s primary advocate. You are an essential member of the educational team that designs the school program that meets your child’s needs. Your firsthand, round-the-clock knowledge of your child is important information. We encourage you to ask questions and seek the information you need to make wise decisions about your child’s future.
