Childcare Resource & Referral Program

As of July 1st, 2020 the Santa Clara County Office of Education is proud to serve our community as the new Resource and Referral for Santa Clara County. 

You can also get assistance with finding programs by contacting the Childcare Resource and Referral:
Email: childcarescc@sccoe.org / Phone: 669-212-KIDS (5437)​

Public School Enrollment

Santa Clara County's public schools are committed to providing high-quality preschool, transitional kindergarten (TK) and kindergarten programming. To learn about enrolling your child in an early learning program, use the "Where to to enroll in early learning and care" tab​.

TK-12 public education programs are free and open to all regardless of immigration status. Attending school and participating in school nutrition programs will not impact a child's or family member's immigration status.

The application and enrollment periods for public charter schools vary but generally take place between December and March.  A charter school must accept all students who wish to attend unless the school has limited space. When the number of students who wish to attend a charter school exceeds the school's capacity, attendance is determined by a public random drawing. Use this link to access SCCBOE-authorized charter school websites for specific information about applications, lotteries, and enrollment.

​Innovations Collaborative

To learn more about inclusive early learning in Santa Clara County, contact the WarmLine. The IC WarmLine offers FREE support, information and referrals for including students of all ages with disabilities and other needs in your community. Offered in English, Spanish and Vietnamese (and other languages as needed), contact the Warmline at WarmlineRemoteLearning@sccoe.org or by phone at 408-453-665. You can also visit the Innovations Collaborative website to learn more.

Early Start Program

The Santa Clara County Early Start Program serves children with many disabilities, including developmental delays, hearing impairments, vision impairments, motor impairments, autism and multiple disabilities. ESP builds upon and provides support and resources to family members and caregivers to enhance children's learning and development through everyday learning opportunities. Click here to learn more.