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Welcome Back to School, Sonoma County Students!
Nearly 65,000 students in Sonoma County’s 40 public school districts were expected at campuses as early as Monday, Aug. 11.
Literacy Summit Sonoma Highlights the Need to Tackle Literacy as a Community
At a gathering of community leaders, Sonoma County Superintendent of Schools Dr. Amie Carter led a slate of speakers in highlighting challenges posed by the region’s low literacy rates, and work being done to ensure every local child grows up with a strong foundation in reading.
Sonoma County Office of Education to Help Strengthen Math Instruction
The Sonoma County Office of Education (SCOE) was recently designated one of six California county offices of education that will share a $20 million, four-year grant to support statewide professional learning related to California’s new math framework for educators
Affirming Support for Immigrant, LGBTQ+ and Other Protected Communities
Sonoma County Superintendent of Schools Dr. Amie R. Carter and all five trustees on the Sonoma County Board of Education have issued the following joint statement to Sonoma County in support of immigrant families, the LGBTQ+ community, and other protected groups.
SCOE Leading Collaboration between Agencies, Schools to Support School Safety
The Sonoma County Office of Education has finalized agreements with several County of Sonoma departments to collaborate on providing timely support to students who may be a danger to themselves or others.
Our Mission
About SCOE
The mission of the Sonoma County Office of Education is to foster student success through service to schools, students, and the community. SCOE provides services and oversight to the county’s 40 districts, which serve nearly 64,500 students. SCOE does not set policies or make personnel decisions at districts, which are operated by independent boards of trustees and district superintendents.
SCOE Initiatives
Highlighted Programs and Services
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How students, families, and staff can help guide improvements at schools.
How teens can contribute to SCOE's new literary magazine.
An explanation of the options available in deciding what schools students attend.
SCOE's initiative raises funds on behalf of every public school student in the county.