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Napa County Office of Education is a local school agency that was established under the constitution of California to perform several educational functions. It has more than 175 employees and serves over 2,400 students each year in a range of programs. The office of education acts as a staff training and curriculum support system for several districts instructional and business functions. It operates career training classes in high schools and child development centers for low-income families. The office offers special education services to infants and preschool children with disabilities, as well as court and community school programs for children who are incarcerated and expelled from the districts schools. It obtains grants for several countywide services, such as Project PREPARED and Project CATALYST. Napa County Office of Education is located in Napa, Calif.

The Alameda Education Foundation (AEF) is dedicated to supporting educational opportunities, innovation, and equity for TK-12 students in Alameda public schools. Through various programs, including Teacher Mini Grants and after-school enrichment activities, AEF strives to enhance the academic experience for students and foster a vibrant community. With a focus on collaboration and community involvement, AEF organizes events such as the Back 2 School BBQ and the Island Running Festival, which directly benefit local educational initiatives. The foundation's commitment to diversity ensures that all students have access to essential resources and opportunities for learning and growth. Generated from the website

Alameda Education Foundation is a non-profit organization based in Alameda, CA, dedicated to supporting and enhancing the public education system in the community. Through various programs and initiatives, the foundation strives to provide resources and opportunities to students, teachers, and schools within the Alameda school district. Generated from their business information