As adults—parents, caregivers, educators, neighbors—we have a collective responsibility to help our children make sense of what they see and hear.

To be clear: LACOE’s property is not being used for immigration enforcement.

LACOE’s Community Schools Initiative is poised for continued growth and impact as it expands its support to over 500 community schools across the region this upcoming school year.

LACOE is proud to recognize the outstanding contributions of classified employees who go above and beyond to support student success across Los Angeles County.

Congressmembers Judy Chu, Nanette Diaz Barragán and Gil Cisneros engaged with Los Angeles County's youngest students, their families and our dedicated staff during their visits.

LACOE will fly the Progress Pride flag at their administrative offices in honor of Pride month.

Pathways is designed to provide LACOE employees with the opportunity to develop leadership aptitudes and enhance knowledge and skills for career development and promotional opportunities.

Students from Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified School District and Temple City Unified School District won Grand and Special awards at the 2025 ISEF.

First Cohorts of Assistant Teachers Continue Career Growth, Earning Teacher Permit