Alameda County Office of Education (ACOE)
The Alameda County Office of Education (ACOE) supports students through our mission to provide, promote, and support leadership and service for the success of every child, in every school, every day!
We have oversight responsibilities for district budgets and educational plans, and we serve as a district providing school programs for the county’s most vulnerable students. As an education leadership agency, ACOE also provides training and support services for educators and works to advocate for great public schools for successful students in thriving communities. Learn more about ACOE's Vision.
In Alameda County, caregivers will usually enroll their children in the school district in the area where they live. This is the best first place to start, and if caregivers would like to enroll their children in a different district that can be discussed in the home school district. Here is a map with links to all 18 school districts in Alameda County.
Regardless of immigration status and spoken language, all children have the right to attend school and learn. Free public education is available for all refugee families with school-aged children. The Alameda County Office of Education (ACOE) in partnership with the 18 school districts across Alameda County offer a broad range of services, including early childhood program supported by First 5 Alameda County and English as a Second Language (ESL) classes.
Alameda County Office of Education (ACOE) supports students through their mission to provide, promote, and support leadership and service for the success of every child, in every school, every day!
ACOE has oversight responsibilities for district budgets and educational plans, and serve as a district providing school programs for the County’s most vulnerable students. As an education leadership agency, ACOE also provides training and support services for educators and works to advocate for great public schools for successful students in thriving communities.
