Joint Statement on Hateful Comments During Public Meetings Sonoma County Superintendent of Schools Dr. Amie Carter and Sonoma County Board of Education President Herman G. Hernandez issued a joint statement responding to hate speech during recent public meetings.

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Updated Health Guidance for 2023-24 The California Department of Public Health recently updated guidelines for schools to manage COVID-19 and other types of infections.

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Important School Dates Find out when Sonoma County's 40 public school districts are in session.

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.

Upcoming Classes

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Compliance and Implementation of Services and Supports for English Learners -Virtual
- 9:00am
- Virtual via Zoom
Oct

03
Substitute Orientation (Virtual Offering) - Afternoon Session
- 2:00 p.m.
- Other
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The Powerful Role of Play (CPIN)
- 9:00am
- Sonoma County Office of Education, Redwood Rooms A-C
Oct

09
Student Legal Symposium by F3 Law
- 3:00pm
- Sonoma County Office of Education, Redwood Room C
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Reaching Students with Autism in Your Classroom through the Arts
- 8:00am
- Other

News

Santa Rosa's Meaghan King named Sonoma County Teacher of the Year for 2022-23

09/22/2023
Joint Statement on Hate Speech During Public Meetings

09/14/2023
Dr. Amie Carter Addresses Supreme Court Ruling on Affirmative Action

07/10/2023
Sonoma County Office of Education Flag-Raising Celebrates Juneteenth

06/16/2023
Mental Health Experts, Educators, Community Come Together for Conversation About Toxic Stress

06/09/2023

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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