Welcome

To The Southern California Autism Training Collaborative Website

Founded in 1999, SCATC is a collaborative of educators who are interested in coordinating autism training opportunities in Southern California.

Our goals include:

1.  To provide equitable access to high demand, national training programs on the topic of autism.

2.  Gathering and disseminating information regarding teacher competencies, best practices in service delivery models and accountability systems, and collaboration with local institutes of higher learning.

SCATC addresses the needs of school districts as far north as San Luis Obispo, Kern, and Mono Counties, south to San Diego and Imperial Counties and everything in between. It collaborates with CSPDAC (Comprehensive System of Personnel Development Advisory Committee) Regional Coordinating Councils 8, 9, 10 and 11. 

HOW CAN I GET INVOLVED?

SCATC is organized by a committee of educators, which includes representatives from each of the four Coordinating Councils and other leaders from around Southern California. The committee meets regularly to organize and coordinate SCATC activities. The meetings are open to any interested people.