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Community Advisory Committee (CAC)
2022-2023 Meeting Dates:
October 18, 2022
January 24, 2023
April 25, 2023
Click Here to View the 2022-2023 CAC Flyer (PDF Opens in new window)
2022-2023 CAC Flyer En Español (PDF Opens in new window)
El Dorado County's Community Advisory Committee (CAC) consists of parents, teachers, and representatives of community agencies serving students with special needs from birth through age 22. Both CAC members and the general public are encouraged to attend CAC meetings. CAC members are appointed by the governing board of each participating district. The CAC by-laws further describe the role and responsibilities of the committee and specific implementation strategies. In addition to advising the SELPA in the development and review of the local plan, CAC supports a variety of activities on behalf of individuals with exceptional needs and their parents. If a non-CAC member is in attendance, that individual will be asked to provide input during the public comment section of the agenda. If you have an interest in becoming a board-approved CAC member, please contact your local district Professional Learning Community (PLC) representative to inquire.
School District | Representative |
Black Oak Mine Unified School District | Michelle Cortichiato |
Buckeye Union School District | Nicole Schraeder |
Camino Union Elementary School District | Chelsea Gonzalez |
El Dorado County Office of Education Programs | Becca Kaldunski |
El Dorado Union High School District | Pam Bartlett |
Gold Oak Union School District | Meg Enns |
Gold Trail Union School District | Robin Smay |
Indian Diggings | Grant Coffin |
Latrobe School District | Cheryl Weidert |
Mother Lode Union School District | Evan Eropkin |
Pioneer Union School District | Patrick Paturel |
Placerville Union School District | Mary Ann Meyers |
Pollock Pines Elementary School District | Pat Atkins |
Rescue Union School District | Sunshine Handley |
Silver Fork School District | Pat Atkins |
Through CAC parents can:
- Learn about school and community resources related to special education
- Receive training and skill-building through workshops
- Discuss ideas and concerns with people who will listen, understand, and respond
- Collaborate and network with other parents
- Have the opportunity for personal growth and leadership development
- Receive information related to your child's disability
- Engage in effective advocacy for children with special needs
Related Materials
The El Dorado SELPA Local Plan