These commitments help protect instructional quality, expand access to early learning and ensure that students are supported academically, socially and physically.

Together, these efforts aim to transform short-term recovery into lasting systems of care.

The toolkit is a guide for schools or districts looking to develop or enhance school-based health programs, such as wellness centers and partnerships with local healthcare providers.

“When my students look at their mural, I want them to remember what they’re capable of. I want them to see their creativity, their teamwork, their growth."

Next week, LACOE will deliver the wrapped shoes to DUSD, where they will be distributed to students just in time for the holidays.

A student-driven capstone project at IPoly High School has earned LACOE one of California’s highest honors in education.

Over 60 community-based organizations and institutions of higher education attended an introductory gathering designed to identify new partnership opportunities with regional community schools.

The event honored the 2024-25 Head Start Policy Council members for empowering parents as advocates and leaders in shaping early education.

County Offices of Education play a vital role in partnering with school districts to analyze data, inform planning and ensure that educators have the tools needed to accelerate success for students.