Educators and Staff Events

For a list of all SCOE Events, please visit the Events Page.

Careers in Education Day and Substitute Teacher Recruitment Job Fair

Posted July 26, 2017

Contacts:        Suzanne Lazar, Credential Analyst, (209) 238-1611
                        ​Judy Boring, Communications Coordinator, 238-1709
                        Cynthia Fenech, Communications Coordinator, 238-1704

  Careers in Education Day and Substitute Teacher Recruitment Job Fair Slated for Saturday, August 12   

Foothill Horizons Launches Virtual Outdoor School

Posted May 5, 2020

NEWS RELEASE

For Immediate Release – May 1, 2020

Contacts:        Jessica Hewitt, Principal, 209-532-6673 (office), 209-694-9064 (cell)

                        Cynthia Fenech, Communications Director, 238-1704 (office) 499-0947 (cell)

                        Judy Boring, Public Information Officer, 238-1709

 

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Foothill Horizons Outdoor School to Dedicate “Carl’s Campfire Circle" in Honor of Carl Boyett

Posted October 17, 2017

The Stanislaus County Office of Education and Foothill Horizons Outdoor School will hold a special dedication ceremony to commemorate the official opening of “Carl’s Campfire Circle” on Monday, October 30, 2017 at 11:00 a.m. at Foothill Horizons in Sonora (21925 Lyons Bald Mountain Road).  Every year, 6,000 students from Stanislaus County participate in three to five days of interactive science education at Foothill Horizons overnight facility in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. 

Tom Changnon Retires After 12 Years at SCOE and 43 Years in Education

Posted January 4, 2019

After 43 years in education and 12 remarkable years as Stanislaus County Superintendent of Schools, Tom Changnon will retire effective January 4, 2019.

It was January of 2007 when Tom Changnon took his place at the helm of the Stanislaus County Office of Education. After being sworn into office at the County Board of Supervisors meeting, he walked through the front doors of SCOE’s main downtown Modesto office and employees greeted him with a round of applause. Today, those same employees would give him a standing ovation.

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