Calaveras County Office of Education

Located at 185 South Main Street in Angels Camp, California, the Calaveras County Office of Education serves as an essential public education administration for the surrounding rural region. Operating as an active, non-charter regional educational agency, the district oversees four operational schools that provide a continuous academic pathway from kindergarten through 12th grade, as well as specialized adult education programs. With a total enrollment of 463 students—comprising an even distribution of 232 female and 231 male learners—the district maintains a close-knit learning environment across its elementary, middle, and high school grade levels, concluding with robust upper-grade cohorts preparing for post-secondary transitions.

The district's student body reflects the distinct demographic makeup of the area, encompassing 324 White, 92 Hispanic, 32 multiracial, and 9 American Indian students, alongside Asian and Black youth. To support this diverse student population and address broader regional educational needs, the Calaveras County Office of Education employs a comprehensive workforce totaling nearly 190 full-time equivalent (FTE) staff members. This includes a classroom core of approximately 30 FTE teachers and 19 FTE instructional aides, bolstered by a dynamic team of more than 140 FTE support staff personnel. This strong emphasis on operational and auxiliary support highlights the district's dedication to providing holistic care, specialized instruction, and expansive community services across all of its campuses.