Locunity/Contra Costa County Office Of Education, CA·School Board
Governing Board
The Governing Board of the Contra Costa County Office of Education is the policy-making body that works with the County Superintendent to set policy, provide leadership, and oversee countywide educational programs, budgets, and services.
Board Room, Ronald L. Stewart Center, 77 Santa Barbara Road, Pleasant Hill, CA 94523
Regularly scheduled Board of Education meetings are generally held monthly at 5:00 p.m. (unless otherwise noted) in the Board Room, Ronald L. Stewart Center, 77 Santa Barbara Road, Pleasant Hill; check the CCCOE calendar for exceptions.
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Liberty High SchoolGoverning Board38d agoSeptember 17, 2026
Student Members Mourn Liberty High Crash Victims, Note School Threats
Student board members reported deadly traffic incidents, non-credible weapon threats, a voter pre-registration drive, and upcoming environmental cleanups.
Why it matters: Two Liberty High students died September 13 and another collision injured Clayton Valley students, raising student safety concerns at the start of the school year.
Contra Costa County Office Of Education
KVHSGoverning Board38d agoSeptember 17, 2026
County-Owned KVHS 90.5 to Air Student Playlists, PSAs, Podcasts
The superintendent said KVHS, bought from Mount Diablo for $1, will add student-led playlists, PSAs, and podcasts at no cost to taxpayers.
Why it matters: The station has lacked student voice for years; the county office is reviving it through volunteers and existing youth groups rather than new spending.
Trustee Seeks Review of Zoom Rules and IDT Evaluation Procedures
The board reported on its September 9 retreat, and a trustee asked to revisit the Zoom-versus-in-person policy and the evaluation procedures for interdistrict transfer (IDT) appeals.
Why it matters: Changes to remote participation and appeal procedures would affect how residents engage the county board and how appeals are decided.
Contra Costa County Office Of Education
CCCSEAGoverning Board38d agoSeptember 17, 2026
County Office, Teachers Union Put Salaries and Benefits on Table
CCCOE and its certificated union publicly sunshined reopener proposals covering salaries, benefits, hours, and jail education, and the union added class size and leaves.
Why it matters: The reopener opens compensation for certificated staff under a contract running through June 30, 2028; the public gets another chance to comment next month.
Contra Costa County Office Of Education
Mount McKinley SchoolGoverning Board39d agoSeptember 17, 2026
Board Approves Juvenile Hall School Plan as Reading Gains Lag
Trustees unanimously approved Mount McKinley's $855,922 school plan, which leans on reading intervention and Merritt College courses for youth in Juvenile Hall.
Why it matters: Students reached by reading intervention gained only 0.6 months on average last year amid staff vacancies, and the school now targets reading gains for 90% of enrolled students.
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Golden Gate Community Charter SchoolGoverning Board39d agoSeptember 17, 2026
Golden Gate Adds Dedicated Coordinator to Tackle 68% Attendance
CCCOE's dependent charter for expelled and referred students presented a $738,831 federal-funded plan centered on a new full-time MTSS coordinator.
Why it matters: Golden Gate reports 68% attendance, 66% chronic absenteeism, a 45% four-/five-year graduation rate, and 26% of students reporting bullying.
Contra Costa County Office Of Education
Invictus Academy Of RichmondGoverning Board39d agoSeptember 17, 2026
Invictus, Richmond Charter Academy Present LCAP Goals; Renewal Calendar Set
Staff outlined countywide charter renewal timelines while two county-authorized charters presented their LCAP goals on math, culture, and family partnership.
Why it matters: Trustees decide Caliber Beta in October and hold Summit K-2's hearing the same month, while LCAPs show how charters plan to spend public funds.
Caliber Beta Pitches Five-Year Renewal; Families Rally in Support
San Pablo charter Caliber Beta Academy asked the county board to renew its charter through 2032, citing middle-tier dashboard status and outperformance of district peers.
Why it matters: The county board is Caliber Beta's authorizer; the October decision affects hundreds of West Contra Costa families and sets the tone for other renewals, such as Summit K-2.
Contra Costa County Office Of Education
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