News Roundup  

Stay informed about all the latest COE news. This edition: Find out how you can help provide relief to victims of the Oklahoma tornado, submit a nomination for the Champions for Leadership program or peruse the COE's latest job opportunities.

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SCCOE Health & Wellness Center

• Medical Plan Open Enrollment 2012
• Health care subsidy Q&A
• Reimbursement Form
• Unreimbursed Medical Expense Account information packet
• Unreimbursed Medical Expense Account flier

• CONCERN: Help find success at work and home with these newsletters.
  This month's Workplace (Employee – Supervisor) newsletter / monthly issue of Life Advisor.
• SCCOE employee benefits
• SCCOE Health and Wellness
• Here to Hawaii Campaign: Track and Submit miles

What's Happening

• Classified Seniority List
• Champions for Leadership
• Email signatures:  Guidelines & Templates  |  How-To

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Idea Center : Tell us your big idea! Employee suggestions have led to many cost-saving measures and other improvements.

The latest Accolades

Robb "Bat" Stolberg: Walden West staffer has been recognized by the California Association for Outdoor and Environmental Education as Environmental Education Educator of the Year for Northern California.

Artspiration: The COE program has been honored by the California School Boards Association as one of this year's prestigious Golden Bell Award winners.

Four COE Staff: State Superintendent Tom Torlakson honors Martha Martinez, Laura Aguilar, Ernie Pacleb and Jason Sholl with a Certificate of Recognition for service to the 2012 Regional Awards Ceremony.

Previous Accolades

May 2013
Gloria Graham's natural inclination has always been to help others. Working as a school nurse for students with special needs has allowed her do just that. [More]

April 2013
With advances in technology happening at breakneck speed, keeping up with new innovations is one of the most challenging things about Sonia Kao's job as a webmaster. [More]

March 2013
Sharon Miller, with her love of working with children of all backgrounds and abilities, was thought by family members and friends at the Santa Clara County Office of Education to be a perfect fit for the work done by the Special Education department. [More]