El Centro - Gil Rebollar with Small Town News Podcast stopped by the office to discuss some of the latest changes in education with ICOE's Queana Givens-Jarvis.   Click Here for Podcast

Celebration of Education - a FREE event for the COMMUNITY! May 3rd, 2018, SHS Jimmie Cannon Theater, 7:00PM This annual event showcases the outstanding accomplishments from throughout Imperial County this past school year! www.icoe.org/celebration

ICOE will host its 5th Annual Imperial County Education Career Fair on Saturday, April 21, 2018 from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm at Southwest High School (Multi-Purpose Room). This event will be a great opportunity for those seeking careers in education to connect with school districts and higher education institutions. Local schools and school districts will conduct on-site interviews for both teaching and non-teaching positions. In previous years, many job seekers left the career fair with conditional job offers!

Don't miss the 39th Annual Children's Fair on Saturday, April 21, 2018 from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm at the Bucklin Park in El Centro, CA. This event is brought to you by the Child Abuse Prevention Council. The event is sponsored by Imperial County Child Abuse Prevention Council, Imperial County Office of Education, El Centro Park & Recreations, with assistance from TKO Entertainment and Los Vigilantes.  

ICOE's monthly e-newsletter is full of news and updates.  Highlights in this month's ICOEnnections include:    (Click to View) Upcoming Events Barbara McAndrews: ACSA Teacher of the Year Training Highlights Upcoming Professional Development Opportunities Parent and Teen Conference at Valley Academy Student Well-Being Updates And more!

Winterhaven – Four teachers in the San Pasqual Valley Unified School District have recently been recognized for their laudable distinction of achieving the prestigious National Board Certification for teachers.  There are four teachers in the relatively small K-12 district on the far eastern side of Imperial County, who have earned National Board Certification, they are: B

Small Town News with Gil Rebollar spoke with the Imperial County Office of Education's (ICOE) Prevention Specialist/Student Advocate on Bullying and School Violence, Zugeily Estrada.

EL CENTRO — The 13th annual Regional Spelling Bee on Wednesday night ultimately came down to a battle between Nathan Ostermann, a seventh grade Wilson Junior High student, and Mia Isabella Gutierrez, a sixth grade student at St. Mary’s Catholic School. The two were able to spell better than 61 other local contestants over the course of 14 rounds at the Jimmie Cannon Theater at Southwest High School.