State Honors Sonoma County Elementary Schools Five Sonoma County elementary schools were recently named California Distinguished Schools by the state Department of Education.

Teacher of the Month Tina Brown at Brooks Elementary in Windsor is the Teacher of the Month for December 2022.

Dr. Amie Carter Sworn in as County Superintendent Read what Sonoma County's new superintendent of schools had to say to county office staff, supporters, friends, and family after she was sworn in.

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Upcoming Classes

Feb

07
Substitute Orientation (Virtual Offering) - Afternoon Session
- 2:00 p.m.
- Other
Feb

09
2023 Multilingual Learner and Migrant Parent Institute | 2023 Instituto de Liderazgo de Padres Migrantes y Estudiantes Multiling�es
- 8:30am
- Sonoma County Office of Education, Redwood Rooms A-C
Feb

15
CPIN Dialogic Reading Option B
- 5:00pm
- Other
Feb

21
Substitute Orientation (Virtual Offering) - Afternoon Session
- 2:00 p.m.
- Other
Feb

22
Addressing ELA Standards Through Theatre
- 8:00am
- Other

News

SCOE Trustee Gina Cuclis Becomes President of the California County Boards of Education

01/31/2023
Parent and guardian voices sought for survey on schools, student experience in Sonoma County

01/25/2023
Supporting Our Children During Stressful Times

01/13/2023
Teacher of the Month: Tina Brown

01/13/2023
Five Sonoma County Elementary Schools Named as 2023 California Distinguished Schools

01/12/2023

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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