San Diego County Board of Education
The San Diego County Board of Education consists of five members. Each represents a different trustee area and is selected by voters there. The four-year terms are staggered to allow for continuity.
The board operates under the authority of the California Constitution, the State Legislature, California Education Code and the California State Board of Education. The trustees are responsible for adopting the annual County Office of Education Local Control and Accountability Plan and budget; adopting policies governing the operation of the board; acting as the appeals board for student expulsions, interdistrict transfers, and charter school petitions; hiring and evaluating the county superintendent and establishing the rate of compensation; and serving as the landlord and owner of property.
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San Diego County Board of Education Goals
- Connect the educational experience to the world of work, to guarantee all students graduate prepared for college, career, and beyond
- Provide educational opportunities and supports to SDCOE schools and school districts so that all students, including our historically underserved students, are successful
- Become the leader and model for innovation, so that SDCOE scales, supports, and develops new opportunities for our schools, districts, and students
- Maximize human and operational resources to strengthen the organizational culture of SDCOE
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