SCOE Raises Pride Flag to Support County's LGBTQ+ Students The Sonoma County Office of Education raised the Intersex-Inclusive Progress Pride flag in celebration of Pride month to show support for Sonoma County's LGBTQ+ students.

Why SCOE Raised the Pride Flag In a speech, Sonoma County Superintendent of Schools Dr. Amie R. Carter outlined schools' legal and social responsibility to support LGBTQ+ students.

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Supporting LGBTQ+ Students: A Guide for School District and Campus Leaders Guidelines on how to foster an inclusive campus culture and safe learning environment for LGBTQ+ students.

Teacher of the Month Ethan Cosgrove, a teacher at Spring Lake Middle School in the Rincon Valley Union School District, was named the Sonoma County Teacher of the Month for May 2023.

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News

Sonoma County Office of Education Raises Flag to Support Students, Celebrate Pride Month

06/01/2023
Dr. Amie Carter's Remarks Upon Raising the Pride Flag at SCOE

06/01/2023
Diann Kitamura Joining Sonoma County Office of Education to Oversee Realignment

05/16/2023
Teacher of the Month: Ethan Cosgrove

05/11/2023
Celebrating Classified School Employees

04/28/2023

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About SCOE

SCOE is a partner to the county�s 40 districts, providing services and oversight that help them serve roughly 71,000 students. SCOE does not have or create policies directing district behavior. Each district sets its own policies.Learn about how SCOE is supporting school districts to improve outcomes for all students through an approach called Continuous Improvement in this short video.

Amie Carter, Sonoma County Superintendent

"The mission of the Sonoma County Office of Education is to foster student success through service to schools, students, and the community." - Amie Carter, Sonoma County Superintendent