Office of Education
Mission To be leaders in educational excellence, offering support to schools and community to ensure Shasta County students receive a quality education preparing them for high school graduation and success in career and college.

Core Values Service to and Engagement of students, staff, school districts, and community partners Hospitality - friendly and generous service Aspire to continuously improve Sense of humor Trustworthy and consistent Attract, hire, and retain the best employees
Shasta County Schools
Shasta County, a region full of natural resources, none as important as our children. In the north state we take our education seriously; constantly striving to develop lifelong learners by ensuring access to quality education; teaching every child every day so that they can succeed in tomorrow’s world.

Our County's commitment is embodied by the Shasta Promise: Every student in Shasta County will graduate prepared for education beyond high school. Those students who complete minimum college preparatory or community college transfer requirements will receive guaranteed admission from all of the participating institutions of higher education.
Programs & Services
- Employee Resources
  Aseop, Business Forms, HR Forms, SWAG,
- Early Childhood Services
  Preschool, QRIS, Resource & Referral
- Student Support
  After School, Independent Study, Special Education, Youth Support Services
- District Support Services
  C LL+, LCAP, SARB, SELPA
Administrative Services
- Business Services
  Provide fiscal & operational services to our district partners, internally for SCOE programs, as well as processing payroll for the county schools
- Human Resources
  Provides support within the realm of recruitment, retention, relations, and benefits.
- Information Technology
  Acts as the K12 High Speed Network node site for the county
- Transportation
  Transports our county's precious cargo to and from school each day
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- Professional Development
  We provide high quality professional development and resources to help our districts develop effective instructional systems that allow our students to thrive academically.
- What We Do?
  Ensure Shasta County students receive a quality education preparing them for high school graduation and success in career and college.
- Schreder Planetarium
  Participants are transported through the solar system to far away galaxies. Engaging programs blend science, technology, engineering, mathematics and imagination.
- Who We Work With?
  Partnering with local superintendents, we developed unified goals centered on collaboration and support for all 25 school districts in Shasta County.
Instructional Services
- Professional Learning and Leadership Support Services
  Our purpose is to provide high quality professional development and other resources to help our districts develop effective instructional systems that help our students thrive scholastically. We also provide Preliminary and Clear Administrative Services credentials, leadership development and technical services to local schools and School Leadership Teams.
- Early Childhood Services
  We provide quality early care and education programs, resources and supports for children & families, and their teachers or care providers.
  
  Student Support Services
  Supporting alternative education; special education; foster and homeless youth; after school; supplemental tutoring; and School Attendance Review Boards.

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Youth Support Services

Special Education

Independent Study

Student Support Services

Students and teacher at table

Welcome to the Shasta County Office of Education’s Student Support Services Department. The Department encompasses all services directly related to student programming. We offer support in the following areas of specialized educational programs: alternative education; special education; foster and homeless youth services; after school support; supplemental educational services; and SARB Support.

Photograph of Mary Lord

Mary Lord - Executive Director
1644 Magnolia Ave. Redding, CA 96001
Phone: 530.225.0244

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County Wide Expulsion Plan

The plan shall enumerate existing educational alternatives for expelled pupils, identify gaps in educational services to expelled pupils, and strategies for filling those service gaps. The plan shall also identify alternative placements for pupils who are expelled and placed in district community day school programs, but who fail to meet the terms and conditions of their rehabilitation plan or who pose a danger to other district pupils, as determined by the governing board.

County Wide Expulsion Plan

County Wide Expulsion Plan 2018-2021

California Healthy Kids Survey

SAMPLE California Healthy Kids Survey for 5th grade students

SAMPLE California Healthy Kids Survey for 7th-12th grade students

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Parent Notifications

EL Master Plan 2014-17 -- Revised 10.16.14
Williams Uniform Complaint Procedures
Williams Uniform Complaint Form
Parent Involvement Board Policy
Bullying Board Policy
Public Notice - Pupil Teacher Ratio for Independent Study
Morgan Hill Case FERPA Notice and Objection Form
Parent/Student Handbook in English, in Spanish
School Insurance Brochure English, Spanish
Type 2 Diabetes Information
Students with Medication at School
Oral Health Memo
Independent Study Parent Memo
FERPA
Sexual Health Opt Out Form for Parents
Ting Bill GPA Submission Opt Out Form
Title IX Laws regarding discrimination and harassment
Independent Study LCAP
Teacher Qualifications Notification to Parents
AB 104 Grade Change Application and information

School Accountability Report Cards

2020-21 School Accountability Report Card-Shasta County Special Education-Excel Academy

2020-21 School Accountability Report Card-Shasta County Juvenile Court School

2020-21 School Accountability Report Card-Shasta County Independent Study School

Contact 530-225-0360 to receive a hard copy of any SARC.
To view the School Accountability Report Card online, go to http://sarconline.org/Home

Staff Resources

Meetings and Agendas