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Shasta County Office of Education Podcast: buzzsprout.com/2417471 Core Values:
Service to and engagement of school districts, community partners, and each other for the benefit of all students.

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. Our vision for all students in Shasta County: A supportive, rigorous education that results in resilient, resourceful young people who think critically, work collaboratively, embrace diversity, and maintain lifelong curiosity. Hopeful and helpful
Aspire to improve and innovate
Shared humor and joy
Trustworthy
Attract, hire, and retain the best employees

Our purposes for a Shasta County Office of Education presence on Facebook are:
1. To celebrate and recognize the great programs and activities within SCOE,
2. To showcase the many wonderful things happening for students and by students in Shasta County, and
3. To create awareness in the community of the variety of jobs available through SCOE. We hope you will follow us!

As National Principals Month wrapped up last week, some of our Shasta County Independent Study students had some kind wo...
11/02/2026

As National Principals Month wrapped up last week, some of our Shasta County Independent Study students had some kind words for their principal, Mrs. Carie Webb (who is also SCOE's Executive Director of Student Programs). Here is a sampling of those heartfelt (and sometimes humorous) notes.

Reach University is accepting applications (due November 2!) for people who want to earn their college degree through on...
11/01/2026

Reach University is accepting applications (due November 2!) for people who want to earn their college degree through on-the-job learning. SCOE also has grant funding available to help school staff who want to become teachers. Check out the flyers for more information.

10/31/2026

Spooky season + school spirit = a whole lot of fun! Excel Academy and Shasta County Independent Study kicked off the Halloween festivities with a Spooky Walkathon, followed by Excel’s Harvest Festival! From cookie decorating and cotton candy to hot dogs and throwing wet sponges at Mr. Tim, there was no shortage of smiles, laughter and a little spooky-season silliness. Check out the highlights!

10/30/2026

Our Magnolia Preschool crew brought a little Halloween magic to SCOE today! The adorable preschoolers and their families stopped by our administration building for some trick-or-treating fun, filling the halls with costumes, smiles and plenty of Halloween spirit. Thank you to Miss Lindene for bringing the little ones to celebrate with us!

🖐️FIVE FOR FRIDAY is here! And we're celebrating community partners, costume spirit, and big smiles! Our local schools a...
10/30/2026

🖐️FIVE FOR FRIDAY is here! And we're celebrating community partners, costume spirit, and big smiles! Our local schools and regional supporters are going all-out for Shasta County youth this fall! Check out five incredible, festive highlights in this week’s FIVE FOR FRIDAY:
🎃 Nash Ranch donated pumpkins to Shasta Head Start's Mary Street Center, where local littles got creative with hands-on fall painting!
🏴‍☠️ Juniper School's campus transformed into an ocean adventure as students dressed up as swashbuckling pirates and shimmering mermaids for a splashy school spirit day!
👮‍♂️ The Anderson Police Department joined forces with Project Share at Meadow Lane Elementary for a special visit—complete with Batman and homemade student thank-you signs!
⚾ Grand Oaks Elementary School staff teamed up for a festive Sports Day as part of Red Ribbon Spirit Week to show unified support for anti-bullying!
🦺 The team at Sierra Pacific Industries reminded us that safety is a top priority on every jobsite—and even brought out a four-legged crew member suited up in a tiny hardhat and orange vest!

10/29/2026

Hey, SCOE Youth Commission! Why are YOU drug-free?

10/28/2026

WOW—this year’s Lights On Afterschool celebration was one to remember! Celebrated nationwide each October, Lights On Afterschool highlights the importance of afterschool programs for children, families, and communities. SCOE is proud to host afterschool programs through Project SHARE at 19 elementary schools and 3 high schools. Thank you to our AWESOME Project SHARE staff and the wonderful families who make this program so special!

10/27/2026

Every young person deserves to believe in their future. Retired DEA Special Agent Rocky Herron brought that message to students and community members across Shasta County, speaking to diverse audiences with one powerful reminder: You have options. You have agency. And every day, you have the opportunity to make choices that help build the life you want.
Rocky spoke to nearly 2,000 eighth-graders in large assemblies, as well as smaller groups at Anderson New Tech, Mountain Lakes High School, Pioneer High School, and Tri Mountain Academy inside the Shasta County Juvenile Rehabilitation Facility. Regardless of the audience, his message remained the same: Our past doesn't have to define our future, and every young person deserves the opportunity to make choices that move their life forward.

Rocky also shared his expertise as a speaker at our Substance Use Prevention Summit and our Start the Conversation event, helping bring community members together around supporting young people and having honest conversations about substance use prevention.

His message is a reminder that prevention is about more than saying no to drugs. It's about connection, helping young people recognize their choices, and making sure they know there are people who believe in them.

As Rocky asks students: "Who chooses your future?"

The answer is theirs. And as a community, we can help them see the possibilities ahead.

10/25/2026

We are so incredibly proud of SCOE's Youth Commission! Last week, they spoke before the Redding City Council to advocate for stronger enforcement of the city's To***co Retail Ordinance, and their advocacy made a difference. The City Council approved filling a new full-time Neighborhood Preservation Officer and part-time Administrative Assistant, provided a Department of Justice To***co Grant Program fund is received, to enforce the City of Redding's To***co Retail Ordinance, which (in part) prohibits new to***co retailers from operating within 600 feet of a school.

Thank you to Youth Commissioners Kadence Angel, Angelique Turner, Olivia Racki, Johnnie Lawson, and Dillon Barr for bravely speaking out in support of healthier communities, and thanks to SCOE's Prevention Project Coordinator Julie Ewing for providing the coaching, endless encouragement, and space for these young people to make their voices heard.

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1644 Magnolia Avenue
Redding, CA
96001

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