San Luis Obispo County Office of Education

09/08/2026

Adversity and trauma leave students, teachers, schools, and communities behind if not addressed. For the past two years, 42 counselors, wellness coaches, and licensed clinicians across 29 schools have been strengthening their ability to support students through trauma-informed, evidence-based interventions.

Watch this video to hear directly from participating practitioners as they reflect on the training they've received and its impact on counselors and students: https://youtu.be/0kFxalCY964

And read this article for more: https://cybhi.slocoe.org/multi-year-grant-expands-trauma-informed-care/

School-based counselors, wellness coaches, and licensed clinicians across SLO County have been strengthing their skills in evidence-based Tier 2 interventions.

09/04/2026

Our schools are at the heart of what makes San Luis Obispo County such a special place to live. Jen Gaviola, superintendent of Cayucos Elementary School District, grew up right here and credits the guidance and support she received as a student with fueling her drive as an educator today.

Good things are happening here in San Luis Obispo County. Learn more: https://goodthings.slocoe.org/

09/02/2026

The beginning of the new school year brings new teachers, and new and old friends. Teachers welcome their students by being warm and inviting and modeling kindness, empathy and respect.
Beginning of the year activities often include collaboration, and group projects that allow the students and the teacher to get to know each other. Conversation develops social and communication skills. A comfortable environment encourages friendships to grow and a sense of belonging.

Video Courtesy: All Special Needs Now

09/02/2026

New Site Supervisor - Early Learning Centers (Georgia Brown) Position Available! Apply directly at: https://www.edjoin.org/Home/JobPosting/2255108

08/28/2026

Good things are happening here, where today’s learners are becoming tomorrow’s leaders. Hiram’s path from SLO County student to local educator is just one example of how our schools are positively contributing to our community, encouraging individuals to give back and help future generations thrive.

Discover more of the good things happening in SLO County schools: goodthings.slocoe.org

08/26/2026

Screens are everywhere. Should they be in your child’s backpack and on their desk? Educators and parents understand that too much screen time is detrimental to a child’s development.
Computers are merely a tool and teachers should use it only to enhances a lesson. The act of learning includes paper and pencil, speaking with classmates, listening to the teacher, reading
and hands on activities. Social skills are important as children grow. Parents and schools need to monitor screen time.

Video Courtesy: NBC News

08/26/2026

Every student deserves access to the mental and behavioral health supports they need to thrive in school. The CYBHI Fee Schedule enables schools to receive reimbursement from insurance, helping to make the promise of sustainable school-linked support a reality.

Swipe through to see how funding created through the CYBHI Fee Schedule helps create lasting benefits for students, families, and schools. To learn more, visit https://cybhi.slocoe.org/priorities/sustainable-funding/

08/25/2026

08/24/2026

Carpinteria High School’s Warrior Workshop is giving students hands-on experience with the tools and technology shaping the future of engineering and manufacturing. Through a partnership with the Central Coast K-16 Regional Collaborative and regional grant funding, students are gaining real-world skills in CAD, CNC machining, 3D printing, welding, and more while building pathways toward future careers.

Read more at, https://www.slocoe.org/k16-carpinteria/

08/18/2026

A new school year is here, and we're excited to welcome back students, families, teachers, staff, and all who help make our schools and students shine.

Good things are happening here.

goodthings.slocoe.org