Equity
Educational equity means students have access, opportunities, and supports to thrive in school, achieve a meaningful diploma, and lead a choice-filled life. This requires a systemic approach that flexibly responds to the needs of students, when they need it, and how they need it. Social or cultural factors should not predict whether or not students are prepared for college and career.
To deliver on the promise of educational equity for all students, the San Diego County Board of Education is committed to providing educational opportunities and support to district and school leaders, teachers and other stakeholders so that all students, including our historically underserved students, are served well and are successful.
The County Office supports this effort by providing equity-focused services to schools and districts, charter organizations, independent, and Juvenile Court and Community Schools throughout San Diego County. Learn more with the SDCOE Equity Blueprint for Action (PDF).
Email List
Want to stay up-to-date with San Diego County Office of Education's Equity Department? Connect through our Equity Department contacts list.
Equity Blueprint for action
Focuses on improving educational outcomes for three student groups: African American, American Indian, and Latinx.
Equity Conference
The Equity Conference is an opportunity to grow and learn as we work to make our campuses safe spaces for all students, staff members, and families, where they feel honored and valued. Save the date for the 2025 Equity Conference on May 28-30.
Equity in Education Videos
Check out our Equity in Education video playlist to find videos from our conferences, student panels, and other events.
Ethnic Studies Networking and Professional Learning
Join this forum to share resources and plans aligned to the principles and outcomes of the ethnic studies graduation requirement
Join us for any of the following one-hour virtual sessions designed to provide LEAs throughout San Diego County current legislative information requiring 2025 implementation.
This professional learning session will focus on how to effectively use LGBTQ+ "Map, Satellite, and Street Data" to inform your schools/district planning. Dig into LGBTQ+ reports that recommend ways to create inclusive and belonging environments for LGBTQ+ youth.
Develop a 2025-2028 AB 5 and/or AB 101 professional learning plan for your district.
This four-part series will focus on using the California Ethnic Studies Model Curriculum as a tool for implementation.
Join our professional learning community (PLC) for teachers dedicated to implementing ethnic studies into the classroom.
More to Explore
- Educator Resource Guides
- Equity Library
- California Regional Ethnic Studies Collaborative (Project CRESC)
- Instructional Design for Equity/Writing Redesigned for Innovative Teaching and Equity (WRITE)
- Youth Scholar Panel Videos
- Professional Development
Educator Resource Guides
Equity Library
California Regional Ethnic Studies Collaborative (Project CRESC)
Instructional Design for Equity/Writing Redesigned for Innovative Teaching and Equity (WRITE)
Youth Scholar Panel Videos
Professional Development
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