NEWS STORIES

  • ICOEnnections - September 2017
    Click here for our September 2017 edition community edition of the monthly ICOEnnections publication. Stories include:

  • The McDonald's - An ICOE Story

  • Lupe Gonzalez, Special Education
    September 8, 2017 Brawley – With over 40 visually impaired students county-wide, the team of six Special Education staff stay busy.  The Visually Impaired (VI) hub at ICOE’s Del Rio Campus on the east side of Brawley is also home to Special Ed. teacher, Guadalupe (Lupe) Gonzalez, who just recently finished her Education Specialist Credential for the Visually Impaired.

  • Welcome Back 2017 Stories - Angelina Sanchez

  • Dr. Herb Farrar Passes
    Former Imperial County Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Herb Farrar passed away on July 26, 2017 from complications associated with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis.   "Dr. Farrar was not only a great leader", said County Superintendent Dr. Todd Finnell, "but he was an extraordinary man that I've been blessed to have as a mentor, coach, and friend."  

  • ICOE Welcome Back - 2017!
    The 2017 school year for ICOE was kicked off with the annual all-hands Welcome Back Event! The 500+ employees attended a morning of fun events, entertainment, and inspiring messages to recharge and motivate the crowd. Armed with a focus on ICOE Values, everyone left ready to support Imperial County Schools in the upcoming school year. Be sure to check out the pictures from this event and have a great school year! Welcome Back 2017 Pictures.

  • ICOEnnections - August 2017
    Click here for our August 2017 edition community edition of the monthly ICOEnnections publication. Stories include: California's School Reform Article Imperial Valley Youth Job Fair Upcoming Professional Development Opportunities Higher Education Week Dates Safe Schools Conference CyberSecurity Education Summit Migrant Summer Leadership Institute

  • AT&T Donates to Foundation for Education
    El Centro - The Foundation for Education, ICOE's non-profit auxiliary organization, recently received a donation of $25,000 from AT&T.  The donation was a result of AT&T's interest in partnering with innovative programs to assist educational programs targeting students who come from disadvantaged backgrounds such as English learners and the economically disadvantaged.  All of the funds will go to support Career and Technical Education programs at ICOE's Alternative Education program in Imperial County.  

  • Teacher-of-the-Year Nominee
    Imperial County – Based upon Imperial County’s student enrollment of 37,000 for grades Kinder through 12th grade the Imperial County Office of Education can nominate one local teacher to the California Department of Education to be considered for the California Teacher of the Year Program.

  • Classified to Certificated
    Classified to Certificated: Solving the Teacher Shortage