Kenneth M. Young
Riverside County Superintendent of Schools
Welcome to the Riverside County Office of Education’s Web site. As the Riverside County Superintendent of Schools, I invite you to explore our Web site to learn more about the wide range of educational and administrative support services we provide to the 23 school districts and the 423,000 students living in Riverside County. Read more »
photos of students from throughout Riverside County
Our Pledge:
"All students in Riverside County will graduate from high school well prepared for college and the workforce."
The mission of the Riverside County Office of Education, which is printed at the top of our web page and on our printed materials, is to ensure the success of all students through extraordinary service, support, and partnerships. Now you will begin to see a new statement. Read more »
Riverside County Superintendent of Schools calling veterans to receive missing diplomas through Operation Recognition
The 2010 ceremony will be held on November 12 in Palm Desert. Read more »
Federal grant will provide SIGnificant help for the most at-risk students
The $5.4 million federal School Improvement Grant (SIG) will benefit more than 3,500 students in RCOE programs. Read more »
Riverside County Superintendent of Schools releases statement on the 2010 High School Exit Exam Report
Riverside County students show continuing gains. Read more »
Riverside County students continue to improve on STAR Test
Results of the new California Standards Tests (CSTs) showed noteworthy gains in all subject areas. Read more »
Summer drowning prevention information available
First 5 Riverside wants everyone to know the ABCs of drowning prevention. Read more »
Whooping cough booster shots recommended for middle‑school students
Public health and school officials urge students to get vaccination before the start of classes. Read more »
Four Riverside County schools recognized for outstanding college preparation programs
The schools were recognized for their exceptional college going rates among AVID students. Read more »
Come Back Kids gains statewide recognition for excellence
The dropout program is highlighted for best practices. Read more »
Riverside County schools are closing the achievement gap
The 2009 Academic Performance Index (API) Report indicates significant improvement for minority students. Read more »
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Report to the Community available online
The Report to the Community contains highlights from RCOE programs and local school districts, student events and awards, county demographics and statistics, and much more. Read entire report online: English | Spanish
