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Butte County8 Schools~1,512 Students Enrolled

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PublicCharterGrades: K-12

Achieve Charter School

Paradise

222

PublicGrades: 1-12

BASES Learning Center School

Oroville

11

PublicGrades: K-12

Butte County Community School

Chico

20

PublicGrades: K-12

Butte County Special Education

Oroville

49

PublicCharterGrades: K-12

CORE Butte Charter School

Chico

916

PublicCharterGrades: 9-12

Come Back Butte Charter School

Oroville

93

PublicCharterGrades: K-12

Hearthstone School

Oroville

185

PublicGrades: K-12

Table Mountain School

Oroville

16

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Area & Neighborhood Coverage

The Butte County Office of Education provides overarching support and resources to the public school districts nestled throughout the diverse landscape of Butte County, California. Our reach extends across the fertile Sacramento Valley, encompassing vibrant urban centers like Chico and Oroville, the resilient ridge communities including Paradise, and agricultural hubs such as Gridley and Biggs. We serve a wide array of locales, from the bustling streets of our larger cities to the quieter, picturesque towns and rural areas, ensuring a cohesive educational framework for every student and educator within this expansive Northern California county.

District Overview & Regional Role

As a cornerstone of the educational system in Butte County, the Butte County Office of Education plays a pivotal role in fostering a collaborative and resource-rich environment for all local school districts. Rather than directly operating individual schools, our office provides essential leadership, guidance, and shared services that empower the distinct districts across the county. This includes facilitating professional development opportunities for educators, offering crucial operational support, and serving as a central hub for county-wide educational initiatives, thereby strengthening the entire community's commitment to learning and growth.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the primary function of the Butte County Office of Education?

The Butte County Office of Education serves as a regional support agency, providing leadership, resources, and services to all individual public school districts within Butte County, rather than operating schools directly.

Which specific areas within Butte County receive support from the BCOE?

The BCOE extends its support to all communities across Butte County, including major cities like Chico and Oroville, as well as smaller towns and rural areas such as Paradise, Gridley, Biggs, Durham, and Palermo, ensuring broad coverage.

How does the BCOE collaborate with local school districts in Butte County?

The BCOE collaborates closely with local districts by offering shared services, coordinating county-wide educational programs, providing professional development for staff, and ensuring compliance with state educational standards, acting as a vital partner for each district.