Foster Youth Education Services Program
Trinity County Foster Youth Services Coordinator
(530) 623-2861 ext. 233
Trinity County Office of Education
P.O. Box 1256, Weaverville 96093
About Foster Youth Services
Assembly Bill 490, signed into law in 2004, and other more recent legislation, mandates certain provisions including requiring school districts to designate a foster youth liaison, provide timelines for school enrollment and student record transfers, and build advocacy with foster youth.
Goals and Objectives
To serve all foster students who are in an out of home placement and are
1. Dependents or wards of Trinity County Juvenile Court, AND / OR
2. Enrolled in a school in Trinity County
Our Mission
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Provide advocacy and support to our foster youth and their caregivers
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Promote the best interests of our foster youth in their educational progress.
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Identify the educational, physical, social, and emotional needs of foster youth.
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Determine gaps in the provision of educational and social support services and provide those services, directly or through referral, to collaborative partners.
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Facilitate the completion and timely transfer of education records.
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To ensure educational placement stability at every opportunity.
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Support foster students' academic achievement and reduce truancy, dropout rates, and delinquent behavior.
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Provide one to one tutoring to improve grades and academic achievement.
Resources
California Foster Youth Education Rights:
https://www.cde.ca.gov/ls/pf/
California Foster Care Education Law Factsheets: