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Board approves mandated transportation plan amid rising special‑education transportation needs

Colusa County Board of Education · December 5, 2025
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Summary

At a March 22 special meeting the board unanimously approved the 2022–23 Colusa County Office of Education Transportation Plan (Ed. Code 39800.1). Staff described vehicle supply‑chain issues, increased special‑education ridership and SELPA buy‑back considerations.

Deputy Superintendent Chuck Wayman presented the 2022–23 Transportation Plan required under Education Code 39800.1. The plan included budget numbers for 2022–23 and 2023–24 and described measures to meet district and county transportation needs, including McKinney‑Vento and S. William Abel Academy student transport.

Board discussion focused on fleet replacement delays caused by supply‑chain constraints, SELPA budget buy‑backs, and enrollment trends that have increased special‑education transportation demand. Trustee Ed Conrado moved the plan for approval; President Madison Martin seconded and the motion carried unanimously at the special meeting on March 22, 2023.