School Re-opening Guidance January 14, 2021 School Re-Opening Framework – California Department of Public Health December 30, 2020 California’s Safe Schools for All Plan – California Department of Public Health December 3, 2020 Stay at Home Order – California for All October 20, 2020 Schools FAQ Update – California Department of Public Health September 4, 2020 […]
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Kern County College Night took place virtually on Sept. 1 Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the annual Kern County College Night was held virtually this year on Monday, Sept. 13 from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. The event has been co-presented by the Kern County Superintendent of Schools and the Kern High School District for […]
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On March 13, 2002, officials from the Kern County Superintendent of Schools office and community partners gathered at KCSOS’s downtown Bakersfield headquarters to launch a new educational TV program called “Do the Math.” After nearly two decades and with more than 900 live episodes in the books, the program kicked off its 20th season on […]
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School districts throughout the county are looking forward to welcoming students back to campus for full-time, five-days-a-week, in-person learning. School district start dates can be found HERE. Staff and administrators have worked diligently to establish health and safety protocols to keep everyone safe as we return to in-person instruction. Individual school districts will communicate updates […]
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The Kern County Superintendent of Schools is proud to announce the 2021 Kern County Classified Employees of the Year. In March, Kern County school districts nominated exemplary classified employees in eight categories designated by the California Department of Education (CDE). Categories included: Technical Services, Transportation Services, Food and Nutrition Services, Health and Student Services, Skilled […]
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Last fall, the California State Board of Education approved criteria for California junior and seniors to earn a new Seal of Civic Engagement, an incentive aimed at encouraging active and ongoing civic leadership. The Kern County Superintendent of Schools (KCSOS) announced today that it is the first Local Educational Agency (LEA) in the state […]
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The Kern County Superintendents of Schools (KCSOS) hosted its inaugural Kern Codes competition yesterday wherein students from seven participating high schools and middle schools applied their knowledge about computer programming. “The event was created to expose students to diverse job markets, promote hands-on learning experiences, and enhance problem-solving skills,” said KCSOS science coordinator Michelle Roy. […]
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Approximately 230 4th through 12th grade students took part in Kern County’s 33rd annual Regional Science Fair, which took place virtually on March 15-17. There were over 218 projects in all. The annual event is the culmination of months of hard work for students who rose through their school and district ranks for a […]
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One year ago, life as we knew it changed drastically. While we remember and mourn those impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, we also celebrate and honor those who worked to help others through these most trying of times. Here is a look back on just some of the highlights of the good work that has […]
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Students from schools across Kern County competed in the 38th annual Kern County History Day, which was held virtually this year. Judging was finalized on March 6 and individuals or groups who scored high enough in each category are now eligible to participate in the virtual California History Day in May. Research for the county […]
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50th annual Kern County Oral Language Festival winners announced Dozens of students who rose through their school, district and regional competitions presented their interpretations of a published literary work during the 50th annual Kern County Oral Language Festival. The event was held virtually this year and took place on Saturday, Feb. 20. Presentations were 3-5 […]
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