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UNIFORM COMPLAINT PROCEDURES
Why Are There Uniform Complaint Procedures?

COMPLAINT POLICY trict claiming they have unlawfully discriminated against someone in a specific educational program

Uniform complaint procedures were developed and established to handle complaints against the dis-

that is conducted with state or federal funds. (Procedures established in accordance with State Law,
Title 5, California Code of Regulations, Sections 4600-4671).

What Is Covered?

Adult Education
1.
2.
Child Development
3.
Civil Rights Violation (Discrimination occurs based on: Religion, age, gender, physical or
4. Career Technical Education
mental disability, ethnic group identification, race, ancestry, national origin, color)
5. Consolidated Categorical Aid

6. Indian Education
7. Migrant Education
8. Nutrition Services
9. Special Education

Williams Uniform Complaint Process, Education Code Section 35186(f)

10. Textbooks and Instructional Materials Every school must provide sufficient textbooks
and instructional materials. Every student, including English Learners, must have text-
books or instructional materials, or both, to use in class and to take home after class.

11. Teacher Vacancy or Misassignments Each class should be assigned a teacher and not a
series of substitutes or other temporary teachers. The teacher should have the proper cre-
dential and subject matter training to teach the class, including training to teach English
Learners.

12. Facility Conditions School facilities must be clean, safe, and maintained in good repair.

How To Submit A Complaint:

Any person, organization, or public agency concerned with a violation of state or federal regulations
governing an educational program are to submit a Uniform Complaint Form:

James Areida Education Support Center
1305 East Vine Street