Kings County Office of Education

Todd Barlow, County Superintendent of Schools

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      In Memory of Mike Robinson

       

       

      Mike Robinson

      Over Memorial Day weekend, Kings County lost a pillar of our community when Mike Robinson passed away.  Not only does he leave behind a legacy of service that is an example for us all, but his dedication, commitment and generosity will reverberate with the many lives he affected.  We were lucky to know him and he will be dearly missed.  

      As a Kings County School Board member since 2014, Mike was a champion for all students, especially in the areas of literacy, special education and career education.  His desire to ensure every student’s success lead to the inception of the Evidenced Based Literacy Initiative (EBLI) that is present in many of our schools today.  As we continue the to work to provide for our students and our schools, we are comforted to know that his legacy will endure.

      Our thoughts and prayers are with his family. 

       

    •  Kings County Office of Education28,000+ Students, 13 Districts,  1 Mission

       

      The Kings County Office of Education shares a singular mission with our districts, schools, staff and community:

      to support student learning.

       We are committed to providing students and staff with excellence in education, ensuring that our districts have the support they need, and their staff can conduct the very important business of... changing children's’ lives.

      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.

    KCOE Spotlights

    • County Board of Education Appoints New Trustee

      Todd Barlow, County Superintendent of Schools, administers the Oath of Office to newly appointed, Tawny Robinson, representing Trustee Area 3.

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    • Kings County Spelling Bee

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    • Excellence in Education

      Master of Ceremonies, Todd Barlow, County Superintendent of Schools, acknowledged tonight's ceremony is for the sole purpose of honoring and recognizing educators in Kings County. Barlow stated educators share one common thread and that is to ensure student learning regardless of job titles. All nominees display excellence and a love for what they do. Congratulations to Administrator of the Year, Ben Luis, Liberty Middle School, Lemoore; Employee of the Year, Jose Antuna, Kings County Office of Education; and Teacher of the Year, Isaias Ramirez, Corcoran High School.

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    Kings County Quick Facts

    • County Population:
      152, 982 (2010 Census)

      Students:
      28,353 (cited: 2018 CBEDS)

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

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    • Our Mission

       

      Promote prevention and safety at school and school related activities;
      Promote collaboration and communication between educational and business industry, service agencies, and community;
      Promote and deliver instructional programs that ensure positive individual pupil performance;
      Provide technology, fiscal, and other operational support to schools in Kings County;
      Promote and further a positive work environment through communication and mutual respect;
      Promote and conduct ongoing professional development for all staff, based on identified needs.

    • 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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