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San Mateo County Superintendent of Schools Nancy Magee announced she will retire effective February 19, 2026.

The County Office and its partners are taking significant steps to prepare local students for green careers in high demand, including electric vehicle and clean energy industries.

The California Department of Education has released the 2025 California School Dashboard, which provides educators and families with information on school and district progress towards improving student learning and outcomes.

The County of San Mateo and the San Mateo County Office of Education announced two local rallies on November 14 to celebrate Ruby Bridges Walk to School Day.

San Mateo County Office of Education announced that it is working in partnership with the San Mateo County Human Services Agency (HSA), school districts, and local food recovery partners to help families facing food insecurity.

The San Mateo County Office of Education has received credible reports of increased federal immigration enforcement activity in the Bay Area. We know many students, families, and educators are feeling fear and uncertainty, and we want to reassure you that our schools are, and will remain, places of safety, learning, and belonging for every child.

More than 3,200 high school students participated in the 2025 Career & College ePortfolio (C2E2) Competition, showcasing their academic achievements, personal development, and career aspirations through digital portfolios.

The San Mateo County Office of Education announced that it was named “Medium County Office of the Year” by the California County Superintendents.

Five city and school teams from across San Mateo County recently concluded their seven-month School Travel Fellowship.

The Jefferson Elementary School District has been selected as one of only two school districts in the Bay Area to receive the state’s Learning Communities for School Success Program (LCSSP) grant for 2025–28.

The San Mateo County Office of Education has announced a new e-bike toolkit for schools. The County Office will also host an e-bike safety webinar on Wednesday, September 3, at 5:30 p.m.

On August 15, the County Office launched a countywide community of practice, the Literacy Coach Network, to help instructional leaders understand their role in leading the work for science-based literacy instruction.

The County Office is gearing up for Respect! 24/7, its annual anti-bullying and civility initiative to create safe, caring, and equitable learning environments. 

Respect Isn’t a Rule - It’s a Culture Shift challenges schools to move beyond performative kindness and toward systems that support every student, especially those most often marginalized. This year’s Respect! 24/7 initiative centers bold conversations around youth voice, PBIS, restorative practices, identity-affirming environments, and mental health. Respect is more than a policy; it’s a daily commitment to creating a culture where all students are safe, seen, and valued.

The San Mateo County Office of Education has opened applications for its teacher residency program. 

The San Mateo County Office of Education recognized Keira McLintock as the 2025 Distinguished TUPE (Tobacco Use Prevention Education) Youth Health Advocate.

The San Mateo County Office of Education and environmental literacy nonprofit Ten Strands are announcing the release of Seeds to Solutions™: a set of free, open education resources for California educators

The California Department of Education has named the San Mateo County Office of Education as a 2025 Green Achiever, the highest level California Green Ribbon Schools recognition.

The San Mateo County Office of Education announced the 24 standout leaders who received Sustainable and Climate-Ready Schools (SCRS) Challenge awards for their efforts to create sustainable school communities during the 2024-25 school year. 

The San Mateo County Office of Education announced the 18 standout leaders who received 2023-24 Sustainable and Climate-Ready Schools (SCRS) Challenge awards for their efforts to create sustainable school communities during the 2023-24 school year. 

The San Mateo County Office of Education announced the 22 standout leaders who received 2022-23 Sustainable and Climate Resilient Schools (SCRS) Challenge awards for their efforts to create sustainable school communities during the 2022-23 school year.