Tulare County Office of Education

The Tulare County Office of Education is helping the Three Rivers Union School District find its next superintendent. If you're a strong, compassionate, and visionary educational leader committed to project-based learning and fiscal integrity, we encourage you to apply. The district is a single TK-8 school with approximately 95 students. It is located in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains at the entrance to Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. Three Rivers Union School (TRUS) offers a mix of single grade and combination classes situated in an idyllic campus environment near the Kaweah River. The district offers a variety of supplemental activities in math, science, technology, language arts, writing, music, athletics, and art, as well as outdoor education activities. TRUS parents are very involved in the school activities. Additionally, TRUS recently completed a multi-million dollar modernization project of classrooms and the administration building through the support of a voter-approved bond measure. For more information and to apply for the TRUS superintendent position, visit: https://lnkd.in/gaiMs5pZ.

The annual Tulare-Kings College & Career EXPO finished this afternoon with awards for students participating in 24 career technical and academic competitions. The competitions ranged from architectural design and fashion design to baking/decorating and video game design. A record-breaking 751 students attended, representing 25 Kings and Tulare county high schools. This year, the competitions were held on the COS campuses in Visalia and Tulare. EXPO is a collaboration between COS Career Technical Education Programs, Tulare County Office of Education’s College and Career Readiness, Kings County Office of Education, and high school districts in Visalia and Tulare. Thank you partners: Visalia Unified School District,Tulare Joint Union High School District, College of the Sequoias, and Kings County Office of Education. For more information, visit www.tkccc.org/EXPO. Competition results should be available early next week.

Educators – Time is running out to register for the Tulare County Office of Education's fourth annual Equity Conference on April 4. The conference will feature two top-notch keynote speakers with inspirational messages and powerful stories. Dr. Jamila Dugan will be the first keynote speaker, focusing on radically reimagining how students and communities are served. The conference will close with keynote speaker Jose M. Hernandez, who will motivate attendees to dream big and share how he achieved his goal of becoming an astronaut. The conference will also include breakout sessions that provide deeper learning in specialized areas through the strands of academics, culture and climate, leadership, mental health and wellness, and family and community engagement. To register, visit https://lnkd.in/gUpb2rgi.