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You may file a UCP complaint about:
- Accommodations for Pregnant and Parenting Pupils (EC §46015)
- Adult Education (EC §§8500–8538, 52334.7, 52500–52617)
- Career Technical and Technical Education and Training Programs (EC §§52300–52462)
- Compensatory Education (EC §54400)
- Consolidated Categorical Aid Programs (EC §33315; 34 CFR §§299.10–299.12)
- Course Periods Without Educational Content (EC §§51228.1–51228.3)
- Discrimination, Harassment, Intimidation, or Bullying and Provision of Resources related to Support of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Questioning (LGBTQ+) Pupils (EC §§200, 220, 234.1; Gov. Code §11135)
- Educational and Graduation Rights for Foster Youth, Homeless Students, Military Families, and Migrant Students (EC §§ 48853, 49069.5, 51225.1, 51225.2)
- Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) (20 U.S.C. §6301 et seq.)
- Instructional Materials and Curriculum: Diversity and Discrimination (EC §243, 244)
- Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) (EC §52075, 47606.5, 47607.3)
- Migrant Education (EC §§54440–54445)
- Physical Education Instructional Minutes (EC §§51210, 51222, 51223)
- Pupil Fees (EC §§49010–49013)
- Reasonable Accommodations for Lactating Pupils (EC §222)
- Regional Occupational Centers and Programs (EC §§52300–52334.7)
- School or Athletic Team Names, Mascots, or Nicknames (EC § 221.3)
- School Plans for Student Achievement (EC §64001)
- School Safety Plans (EC §§32280–32289)
- Any other state or federal educational program deemed appropriate.
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Some issues follow different processes:
- Allegations of child abuse or neglect.
- Allegations of employment discrimination (Employees should follow internal procedures outlined in the employee handbook, but may file directly with the California Civil Rights Department (CRD)).
- Allegations regarding special education due process or IDEA services.
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Complaints related to Williams Act issues (instructional materials sufficiency, facility conditions, teacher misassignments) (These follow Appendix B Williams Complaints procedures).
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Allegations of Title IX Sexual Harassment (These are addressed under the School’s specific Title IX Policy and Procedures).
- Complaints regarding Child Nutrition Programs (These are subject to separate federal and state regulations).
- Complaints relating to:
- 1) Common core;
- 2) Grades;
- 3) Homework policies and practices;
- 4) Student advancement and retention;
- 5) Student discipline;
- 6) Student records;
- 7) Open meetings and board meetings;
- 8) Other general education requirements.
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