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 One Stop has moved!
The Sutter County One Stop has relocated to the Gateway BusinessCenter at 950 Tharp  Road, Yuba City, CA 95993, moving from the previous location at 256 Wilbur Avenue, Yuba City, CA, 95991.
Since 1984, the Sutter County One Stop has been assisting individuals with jobs, training and education. We also provide professional business services to employers in Sutter County.
The new location allows the Sutter County One Stop to coordinate cost effective, seamless services with our administration office by consolidating programs and services. Customers will receive the same quality, comprehensive services in a new modern facility. Our multi-faceted organization has highly qualified, professional and caring educators and workforce specialists to assist our customers in getting the skills and assistance needed to successfully reach their goals.
Jobs, training & education, your success is our mission. |
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.
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