Kings County Office of Education

Todd Barlow, County Superintendent of Schools

    • 28,000 Students, 13 Districts, 1 Mission

       

      The Kings County Office of Education shares a singular mission with our districts, schools, staff and community; suppporting student learning in Kings County.


       We are committed to providing students and staff with excellence in education, and ensuring that our districts have the support they need, so their staff can conduct the very important business of;
      providing opportunity to the students we serve.

      In addition to providing academic and fiscal oversight on behalf of our districts, the county office of education serves as the lead agency for moderate to severe special education services, provides new teacher training, conducts administrator certification, offers foster youth services, homeless services, career technical education options, and technology services.

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      For questions or coments, please contact 559-589-2506.

    The Community We Serve:

    Kings County Quick Facts

    • County Population:
      149,537 (2010 Census)

      Students:
      28,353

      Public Schools:
      34 Elementary 
      9 Middle Schools
      6 Traditional High Schools
      12 Alternative High School Programs
      (cited: Public Schools K12)

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    • Kings County Special Olympics

           Special Olympics Logo In 2018, Special Olympics celebrated its 50th anniversary by honoring Eunice Kennedy Shriver, founder, who believed in the utmost potential for children and adults with intellectual disabilities.

      What began as an idea for a sports organization has blossomed into opportunities to help change the lives of athletes on and off the field.

      The Kings County Office of Education proudly

      supports the efforts of Kings County Special Olympics, Northern California.

      The Hanford Chamber of Commerce presents its
      23rd Annual Candy Cane Christmas Charity Dinner.

      Share your holiday spirit and support Kings County Special Olympics.

    • California Census 2020

       

       Q. Why do we take the ceCA Census 2020 nsus?

      A. The U.S. Constitution mandates a headcount every 10 years of everyone residing in the 50 states, Puerto Rico, and the Island Areas of the United States. This includes people of all ages, races, ethnic groups, citizens, and noncitizens. The first census was conducted in 1790 and one has been conducted every 10 years since then.

      The population totals from the census determinie the number of seats each state has in the House of Representatives. States also use the totals to redraw their legislative and school districts. The next census occurs in 2020.
      Click here to read additional information.       ...CA Census 2020

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