Alameda County Office of Education

The Alameda County Office of Education is an open, non-charter regular public school district located at 313 West Winton Ave. in Hayward, California. Situated in a large suburb within the San Francisco-Oakland-Fremont metropolitan region, the district encompasses four operational schools and holds authorization to offer instruction from kindergarten through 12th grade. Geographically anchored within U.S. Congressional District 0614, State Senate District 06010, and State House District 06020, the district operates as an independent local educational agency outside of a supervisory union structure. Families, students, and researchers can engage with the district through its official website at www.acoe.org or by phone at (510) 887-0152.

Based on the 2024-2025 NCES dataset, the district serves a total enrollment of 304 students, comprising 175 male and 129 female learners. Active student enrollment is concentrated in the secondary grade levels, with 6 students in 8th grade, 38 in 9th grade, 55 in 10th grade, 60 in 11th grade, and 145 in 12th grade. The demographic makeup of the student body includes 170 Hispanic, 99 Black, 13 White, 11 Asian, 6 multiracial, 3 Pacific Islander, and 2 American Indian students. To support its educational ecosystem, the district maintains a full-time equivalent (FTE) staffing context of 448.82 total personnel. This dedicated workforce includes 44.02 FTE teachers, 27.0 FTE instructional aides, and 377.8 FTE support staff members who facilitate day-to-day district operations and specialized services.