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The Calaveras County Youth Council is leading a campaign to reduce underage drinking. These youth leaders have come together to explore countywide trends that affect teens.

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.

Over 80 students from Calaveras and Amador counties explored careers in science, technology, engineering and mather at Dinner With a Scientist last night. With 23 local scientists, students curiosity was sparked!

Calaveras County school board members and superintendents from all five school districts gathered last Thursday for the annual School Board Dinner, hosted by Calaveras County Superintendent of Schools, Jared Hungerford.

CCOE just concluded two professional development opportunities offered to education staff and leaders in Calaveras and the surrounding counties.

This past Saturday, Calaveras Big Trees State Park welcomed educators from Amador, Calaveras, and Tuolumne counties for the 4th Annual Celebrate Teachers event.

Building Bridges Preschool is now enrolling for fall 2025! Serving children ages 3 & 4. Subsidized slots available for those who meet income criteria.

Each year, the Angels-Murphys Rotary honors exceptional educators from across Calaveras County, recognizing their unwavering dedication and the meaningful impact they make in students’ lives.

Two Calaveras County Office of Education (CCOE) leaders were honored at the Association of California School Administrators (ACSA) Region 7 2025 Administrator of the Year annual Spring Conference.