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The video gives a brief overview of the role of a county office of education and the support and services a coe provides to school districts.

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what exactly does a County Office of Education do and how does its role differ from your local school district let's take a look California's public education system consists of three levels state county and local regulations ending and fundamental policy or established at the state level while the day-to-day education of students is the responsibilities of individual school districts at the local level County offices of education for Co he's represent another level provide an important support system for school districts and their counties and serving as a liaison with the state while she always do not directly oversee or govern individual school districts they do provide valuable support services that are essential to Local School District operates for example each of California's 58 County Office of Education share common function to ensure school districts in their counties are fiscally accountable and solvent they also approve School District local control accountability plans for Elk apps provide professional development opportunities and assist districts with academic performance initiatives most Co he's also directly serve their counties most vulnerable student population including students who have been expelled from their home District students incarcerated or are on probation homeless and Foster youth students with severe special needs and early Learners to a network of state-funded preschool a multitude of additional supports are offered by many county offices some of which include Hastings student events in competitions in Richmond residential outdoor education programs and much more each County Office of Education is overseen by county superintendent of schools in all the five counties is a publicly elected official who runs the c o e each County also has an elected County Board of Education whose responsibilities include approving charter schools and hearing inter-district transfer an explosion a few County Board also approved Animal Control accountability plan but has no authority over individual school districts for parents and students your local school district is the most relevant Agency for policies and decisions impacting your child's education school districts governance team is Camp the School District administration and a locally elected Board of Trustees local school boards have broad power to approve and create budgets higher District superintendent's develop and select curricula aligned with the state standards and said this public policies including those related to facilities as well as health and safety in California our system is designed to have the decisions that most affect your child be made at the local level where you can have your voice heard

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