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Avery Middle School has been recognized by the California Department of Education (CDE) as a 2026 California Distinguished School, one of the state’s highest honors for public schools.

On May 7th, at Murphys Historic Hotel, the Angels-Murphys Rotary honored exceptional educators from each Calaveras County school district during its annual Teacher of the Year luncheon.

In April, Jared Hungerford advocated for rural schools and students, ensuring the unique needs of our schools are represented in critical policy discussions.

The 45th Annual Math Mini Bowl brought together 75 students from six schools across Calaveras County on April 22, 2026.

The science fair featured 44 competitive student projects and three demonstration projects.

A simple message carries a powerful reminder across Calaveras County this February: Kindness Starts With Me.

On Wednesday, Feb. 11th, the gymnasium at Calaveras River Academy/Mountain Oaks was filled with focus and anticipation as 47 students in grades 6–9 competed in the 55th Annual Calaveras County Spelling Championship.

The Calaveras County Youth Council is leading a campaign to reduce underage drinking.

A record-breaking 133 students from eight schools across Calaveras County competed in the 7th Annual Battle of the Books.

The Calaveras County Office of Education (CCOE) is celebrating student creativity and reinforcing the importance of regular school attendance through its annual Attendance Counts Poster Contest.