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The Placer County Office of Education Student Services department is comprised of direct student service programs operated by the County Office of Education including: Court School, Community Schools and Pathways Charter School.

Congratulations Graduates

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Assessment and Accountability Spotlight and Resources

This spring, all eligible California students will take the year-end tests based on their current grade level. This may include the:

Smarter Balanced Summative Assessments in English language arts/literacy (ELA) and mathematics.
California Science Test.
Summative English Language Proficiency Assessments for California or a locally determined alternate assessment as determined by the student’s individualized educational program team.
California Alternate Assessments for ELA, mathematics, and science.
Optional California Spanish Assessment.

The end-of-year tests will give you, your child, and your child’s teacher(s) important information about this year’s learning. Use test results along with grades, classwork, homework, and teacher feedback to understand whether your child is on track to meet grade level standards, or needs additional support.

Additional Resources

Videos and Quick Reference Guides for Families

Resources: https://linktr.ee/caloutreach

Court and Community

PCOE works in conjunction with local school districts, the Placer County Probation Department and the Placer County Special Multi-Agency Administration and Resource Team (SMART) to establish the Juvenile Court and Community Schools (JCCS) for at-risk students. These students have been court-ordered by family court or through the probation department, expelled from a local school district, referred by the probation department, referred by the Placer County School Attendance Review Board (SARB), or voluntarily placed into these programs from parent consent.

These students are placed into one of the following JCCS programs:

Honour Schaps Court School - a Placer County School program at the Juvenile Detention Facility serving incarcerated students in our community. View Location
Tahoe/Truckee Community School - a Community School program providing intensive intervention tailored to students' academic and social-emotional needs. View Location

Learn more about Court and Community Schools

Pathways Charter

The Placer County Pathways Charter School is found at numerous sites in Placer County. This school proudly serves students from kindergarten to the twelfth grade. The charter program is used throughout several districts throughout the county. This program is revolved around helping these students live academically successful lives.

The Placer County Pathways Charter School includes the following programs:

iLEARN ACADEMY - an Independent Study program serving families with children in grades Transitional Kindergarten through eighth (TK-8) who choose to educate their children at home or in a hybrid program. View Location
iCARE (Intensive CARE) - a County Community School program serving seventh through twelfth (7-12) grade students who are probation referred, expelled or voluntarily placed by parent. iCARE provides a small classroom setting with individualized instruction and support. iCARE also provides a voluntary independent study option for seventh through twelfth (7-12) grade students. View Location
iCARE Come Back Program (Intensive CARE Come Back Program) - an independent study program specifically designed to address the academic and career readiness needs of adult students who have not completed high school and wish to obtain a high school diploma. View Location

Learn more about Pathways Charter

Student Services Documents

FAQ's

WHO do i contact for pcoe or core placer student records?

For assistance with PCOE or CORE Placer Student Records, please select the following email link: records@pcoe.k12.ca.us

Who refers students to these programs?

Students are referred to these programs by the Juvenile Court, Placer County Probation Department, or local school districts.

What is the WorkAbility Program?

The WorkAbility Program provides valuable pre-employment transition skills training to special education high school students currently enrolled in one of the Placer County Office of Education Court and Community Schools.

What is the Come Back Program?

The iCARE Come Back Program (Intensive Community Action for Responsive Education Come Back Program) is an independent study program specifically designed to address the academic needs of adult students who have not completed high school and who wish to obtain a high school diploma.