The Office of the Superintendent provides support to the County Office, school districts and other educational agencies. Our staff provides data and statistics, evaluation, research analysis, internal audit services, and planning and support services to the SCCOE, school districts and other agencies in the realm of education.
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Administrative Regulation and Board Policy Development
Staff serves as a resource in the development of administrative regulations and Board policy and supports the Board
Policy Development Subcommittee. Organizational regulations and Board policies are developed to ensure consistency with current educational law and SCCOE practices. View the
SCCOE Administrative Regulation and Board Policies.
Charter Schools Department
Charter Schools Department coordinates the programmatic and fiscal oversight for charter schools approved by the SCCOE Board of Education. The department also serves as a resource for Santa Clara County's charter schools, school districts, state and local agencies, parents and communities.
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Data Governance
Data Governance oversees the security and usability of student data. Staff support school districts in visualizing their data through
DataZone, and empowers county agencies to share information through the FosterVision application.
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Elections
Staff facilitates the process for school board elections and school district measures for the SCCOE and local school districts.
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Evaluation, Survey Design, and Data Analysis Services
The following services can be provided for internal and external customers:
Design consultation for evaluations of educational programs and needs assessments, mapping and data visualization, and survey design and implementation. Call (408) 453-6868 to inquire about these services.
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Expulsion Appeals
The County Board of Education is the local appellate body for most types of student expulsion appeals. Staff provides support to the Board and acts as a liaison between the school districts and parents on matters related to student expulsions. Visit our
Expulsion Appeals page for the necessary documents to begin the expulsion appeal process.
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Grants Office and Partnerships Office
Under the direction of the County Superintendent of Schools, the
Grants and Partnerships Office offers oversight of Santa Clara County Office of Education’s grants and external partnerships, providing support with new competitive and inter-agency grant applications as well as collaborative relationship building among key stakeholders and community partners.
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Interdistrict Attendance Appeals
The County Board of Education is the local appellate body for most types of interdistrict transfer denials. Staff provides support to the Board and acts as a liaison between the school districts and parents on matters related to interdistrict attendance appeals. Visit our
Interdistrict Attendance Appeals page for the necessary documents to begin the appeal process.
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Local Early Education Planning Council (LPC)
Established by an act of the State Legislature in 1991, the
Local Early Education Planning Council (LPC) is a collaborative association of representatives from the early care and education field, including parents, child care providers, businesses, and government.
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School District Organization
The County Committee on School District Organization is staffed by the Superintendent's Office. The
County Committee on School District Organization is primarily responsible for the reorganization of school districts through territory transfers and unifications and with school board governance issues.
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School District Residency Information
Parents, school staff, and the public can obtain school district residency information by visiting the
District Locator page which links directly to the
Assessor's Office and U.S. Census Bureau sites.
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SELPA I, II, III, IV, VII
The
Special Education Local Plan Area (SELPA) coordinates with school districts and the SCCOE to provide a continuum of programs and services for students with special needs.
Strong Start
Strong Start is a coalition of community leaders, early education providers, nonprofit organizations, elected officials, members of the business community and other key stakeholders who are committed to expanding access to high quality early learning opportunities for all children age 0 to 8 in Santa Clara County.
