Napa County Office Education

Napa County Office of Education is a local school agency that was established under the constitution of California to perform several educational functions. It has more than 175 employees and serves over 2,400 students each year in a range of programs. The office of education acts as a staff training and curriculum support system for several districts instructional and business functions. It operates career training classes in high schools and child development centers for low-income families. The office offers special education services to infants and preschool children with disabilities, as well as court and community school programs for children who are incarcerated and expelled from the districts schools. It obtains grants for several countywide services, such as Project PREPARED and Project CATALYST. Napa County Office of Education is located in Napa, Calif.

Located in Fairfield, Calif., the Solano County Superintendent s office is a part of the Solano County Office of Education, which serves more than 83,000 students in California. The Solano County Office of Education offers several educational programs and support services. The department works with school districts to department works with school districts to provide special and alternative education courses. It supports specialized programs in technology, business management and professional development. Additionally, the Solano County Office of Education provides instructional support and transportion services. The department s staff is comprised of teachers, technology instructors, psychologists, program specialists, fiscal analysts, therapists, associate superintendents and educational interpreters. It develops and approves policies for the operation of special education.