Business & Administrative Services
SCOE provides districts with support in finance and accounting, information technology, and printing services. We also partner with related organizations that contribute to the smooth day-to-day functioning of local schools.
Child Care Planning Council
The Child Care Planning Council (CCPC) of Sonoma County advocates, advises, and plans for accessible and affordable child care services. It identifies local priorities for child care and develops policies to meet identified needs.
Curriculum Council
The Curriculum Council brings representatives from all Sonoma County school districts together to share information and resources related to curriculum, instruction, and raising student achievement. Meetings are held five times per year.
HR Services
HR services available to districts include superintendent searches, principal recruitment, assistance with reclassification studies, credential monitoring, and an aspiring administrators academy.
Leadership Assistance
The Leadership Assistance Center offers AB 430 Principal Training, hosts the Sonoma Leadership Network, provides coaching for new principals, and sponsors a variety of administrator-focused professional development opportunities.
SCASA, Sonoma County
Association of School Administrators
The Sonoma County Association of School Administrators (SCASA) provides local administrators with networking and staff development opportunities that address their unique needs and interests.
State & Federal Program Support
SCOE helps districts implement the requirements of federal and state accountability measures, including the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act, Valenzuela and Williams Settlements, Consolidated Application, and School Accountability Report Cards (SARC).
Truancy Prevention
Chronic absenteeism, especially truancy, creates problems for students, schools, and communities. SCOE, local school districts, and the Sonoma County District Attorney have established a Truancy Mediation Program to reduce truancy across the county.