Under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA), the State Education Agency (SEA) has the responsibility to implement equitable services for qualified nonprofit private school teachers and administrators to the extent that it reserves any funds under the ESEA Section 2101(c)(1) for any of the State-level activities authorized in sections 2101(c)(3)-(4). California Private School Professional Development (CAPSPD.now) is managed by the California Department of Education and receives funds through Title II, Part A Equitable Services to provide no cost professional development to private school educators.