Sutter County Superintendent of Schools

NEWS:

HEALTH BULLETINS:

7/2011:

Pertussis Immunization Extension Bill Passes

Welcome
The Sutter County Superintendent of Schools Office plays an important role in the delivery of quality education to the students of this county. We provide direct service instructional programs to nearly 9,500 students annually through infant programs, special education, vocational/ occupational programs, outdoor science, and alternative education. These programs are operated more efficiently by the county than by a school district (with economy of scale) and more appropriately than a school district with confined boundaries. The Sutter County Superintendent of Schools Office provides these services to district students through cooperative agreements among participants.

Walking for Success
Sutter County Superintendent of Schools is pleased to participate in Tri-County Schools Insurance Group "Walk Across America" challenge! For more information, see this flyer.

Sutter County Adult Education Has Moved!
Adult Education Moving Sutter County Adult Education offers courses free of charge to students who are 18 years and older, Monday-Thursday with a variety of start times to meet your needs. We offer courses to adult students who have made the choice to come back to school to obtain their High School Diploma, work on their GED, take ESL to improve their English, or work on basic skills in reading, writing and math for placement into the number of medical and business programs that the Sutter County One Stop offers.

PLEASE NOTE that the Adult Education computer courses will continue to be offered at the Sutter County One Stop location on Wilbur Ave. until the spring of 2012 when they will be moving to a new location across the street from the Sutter County Superintendent of Schools Office with the rest of the Sutter County One Stop.

If you have any questions or would like to sign up for classes, please give us a call at (530) 822-5120 or stop by our new office and classrooms at 1699 Sierra Ave. Yuba City after January 9th, 2012.

BTSA News
New Resources for Tri-County BTSA Induction Program participants!
The Tri-County BTSA Induction Program has added the Universal Access Guide to its resources. The Universal Access Guide includes resources for Teaching English Learners, Teaching Special Populations, Developing Healthy Learning Environments, and Utilizing Technology Resources. These resources will support teachers in planning for universal access for increasing student success!
Frequently Asked Questions
In an effort to answer questions about Participating Teacher cost to participate in the Tri-County BTSA Induction Program the program has compiled a FAQ document. As additional questions are posed the program will update the FAQ document.