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Twenty-five outstanding graduating seniors from San Joaquin County high schools have been awarded a total of $80,000 to continue pursuing their education.
Read how Ripon High School (Ripon Unified School District) elevates the voices of its multilingual learners and incorporates feedback, as featured in our special edition of Outlook Magazine.
Read about how Lincoln Unified School District is making early literacy fun for students with Rhymosaurs, as featured in our special edition of Outlook Magazine.
Read about Stockton Unified School District's innovative partnership with Dignity Health's St. Joseph's Medical Center that brings therapy dogs into the classroom, as featured in our special edition of Outlook Magazine.
Resilient adults enrolled in Come Back Kids are ready to receive their high school diplomas after giving their final presentations.
Julius Cordes Elementary School wins first place in seventh- through eighth-grade competition.
Read about Escalon Unified School District's first CTE Fire Science Competition, as featured in our special edition of Outlook Magazine.
Welcome to the special edition of the Outlook magazine — a celebration of the educators, programs, and stories that embody our commitment to Education for All in San Joaquin County!
The Avengers team from San Joaquin Delta College wins the $5,000 Cal Water Golden Spigot Award at the Eighth Annual San Joaquin County H₂O Hackathon.
High school and college teams competed for thousands in prizes for developing apps or multimedia campaigns designed to help California "Hack the Tap."
Conserving resources, improving wellness, and promoting environmental literacy criteria for award from the California Department of Education
The San Joaquin County Office of Education one.Program hosted its inaugural Art Show. More than 130 entries were judged by local artists.
89 students from across the state competed at the State Elementary and Junior High Spelling Bee, hosted by the San Joaquin County Office of Education
We’re excited to announce the winners of this year’s Outdoor Education Raffle.
Team from Bethany Elementary School (Lammersville Unified School District) wins first place in fourth- through sixth-grade competition.
Students in special education programs across San Joaquin County will sell produce and plants grown in school gardens, as well as crafts made in the classroom, at the SJCOE on Thursday, April 24, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.