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Ms. Elysa Schulte, a teacher at Calaveras River Academy, a Calaveras County Office of Education school in San Andreas, is one of 120 teachers selected nationwide for a Nation History Day (NHD) spring professional development program.

Each year, the Association of California School Administrators (ACSA) presents the Partners in Educational Excellence Award to outstanding community partnerships. The award recognizes individual leadership and contributions of school administrators, educators, and community leaders.

Congratulations to Jared Hungerford for receiving the Association of California School Administrators (ACSA) Region 7 award as the Adult Education Administrator of the Year! Jared Hungerford is the Director of Curriculum and Instruction/Adult Education Coordinator for the Calaveras County Office of Education.

The Calaveras County Office of Education (CCOE) has available for public bid one (1) 2004 Ford Freestar Van. The highest bid will be honored and van will be sold “AS IS” with no warranty or guarantee.

This past weekend, over 34 students and their team teacher/coach participated in the first-ever fully virtual student event, Battle of the Books.

In honor of National Mentoring Month, mentoring manager, Kaila Gaffney, talks with KCRA 3 News about mentoring programs in Calaveras County.

Sixth-graders at Avery Middle School spent the day building model Mars rovers at socially distanced in-class learning, then took their vehicles outside and tried to maneuver them around a small map using books and boxes to simulate rough terrain.

January is National Mentoring Month, the annual campaign aimed at expanding quality mentoring opportunities to connect more of our country’s young people with caring adults.

MTMC has pledged $50,000 annually to support the expansion of Career Technical Education (CTE) programs in Calaveras county. Please Note: Photogragh of pre-COVID Calaveras high school medical science students.

Resilience Rising, a live virtual conference presented by the Calaveras Trauma Consortium brought together educators, mental health specialists, parents, and others from around the region, the state and beyond.