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School Directory Alameda County School Directory 2011 -12 ALAMEDA COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION SHEILA JORDAN, SUPERINTENDENT 313 WEST WINTON AVE. • HAYWARD, CA 94544-1136 www.acoe.org Alameda County School Directory 2011-12 A directory of services and personnel of the Alameda County Office of Education and the personnel of Alameda County School Districts County and State Offices and Organizations and others concerned with Public Education in Alameda County The 2011 Alameda County Teachers of the Year TOM COLLETT LINDA McMAHON Newark Junior High Horizon High Newark Unified School District Tri-Valley ROP Alameda County Office of Education 313 West Winton Avenue • Hayward, California 94544-1136 www.acoe.org C O N T E N T S ALAMEDA COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION INDEX OF SERVICES . 1 ALAMEDA COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION . 9 CLASSIFIED PERSONNEL COMMISSION . 9 OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT . 9 BUSINESS SERVICES DIVISION . 10 EDUCATIONAL SERVICES DIVISION . 12 HUMAN RESOURCES DIVISION . 14 STUDENT PROGRAMS & SERVICES DIVISION . 14 ALAMEDA COUNTY FOSTER YOUTH SERVICES . 17 ALAMEDA COUNTY SPECIAL EDUCATION LOCAL PLAN AREAS (SELPAs) . 17 ALAMEDA COUNTY REGIONAL OCCUPATIONAL PROGRAMS (ROP/ROC) . 18 REGION IV COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS . 18 UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICTS ALAMEDA . 19 ALBANY . 20 BERKELEY . 21 CASTRO VALLEY . 23 DUBLIN . 25 EMERY . 26 FREMONT . 27 HAYWARD . 29 LIVERMORE VALLEY JOINT . 32 NEW HAVEN . 33 NEWARK . 35 OAKLAND . 36 PIEDMONT . 44 PLEASANTON . 45 SAN LEANDRO . 46 SAN LORENZO . 48 SUNOL GLEN . 49 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICT MOUNTAIN HOUSE . 50 COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICTS CHABOT-LAS POSITAS . 50 OHLONE . 51 PERALTA . 52 COLLEGES/UNIVERSITIES WITHIN ALAMEDA COUNTY CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, EAST BAY . 53 HOLY NAMES COLLEGE . 53 MILLS COLLEGE . 54 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY . 54 EMERGENCY MANAGERS FOR THE ALAMEDA COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION AND SCHOOL DISTRICTS . 55 LEGISLATIVE MEMBERS FROM ALAMEDA COUNTY . 59 SENATE EDUCATION COMMITTEE . 59 ASSEMBLY EDUCATION COMMITTEE . 60 ALAMEDA COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION ALAMEDA COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS . 61 ALAMEDA COUNTY COUNSEL . 61 ALAMEDA COUNTY GRAND JURY . 61 ALAMEDA COUNTY HEALTH CARE SERVICES AGENCY . 61 ALAMEDA COUNTY SCHOOL BOARDS ASSOCIATION . 62 ALAMEDA COUNTY SCHOOLS INSURANCE GROUP . 62 ALAMEDA COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT . 63 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA COOPERATIVE EXTENSION . 63 STATE ORGANIZATIONS CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION . 63 ASSOCIATION OF CALIFORNIA SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS . 64 CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOL BUSINESS OFFICIALS . 64 CALIFORNIA CONGRESS OF PARENTS AND TEACHERS . 64 CALIFORNIA FEDERATION OF TEACHERS, AFT . AFL-CIO . 64 CALIFORNIA RETIRED TEACHERS ASSOCIATION . 64 CALIFORNIA SCHOOL BOARDS ASSOCIATION . 65 CALIFORNIA SCHOOL EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION . 65 CALIFORNIA TEACHERS ASSOCIATION . 65 INDEX OF PERSONNEL . 67 INDEX OF SCHOOLS . 73 Copies of this publication are for sale to the general public for $13 .00 each . Any purchase orders less than $100 .00 should be accompanied by a check made payable to the Alameda County Office of Education . For orders to be sent by U .S . Mail, add $3 .50 shipping and handling . Mail check or purchase order to Graphic Communications, Alameda County Office of Education, 313 W. Winton Ave ., Hayward, CA 94544-1136 . RICHMOND 80 WALNUT CREEK ALBANY 4 BERKELEY 2 N SAN FRANCISCO 13 PIEDMONT W E ALA 680 M ED S A OAKLAND 580 SAN LEANDRO DUBLIN HAYWARD 580 TRACY PLEASANTON LIVERMORE 92 880 UNION CITY SAN MATEO SUNOL FREMONT REDWOOD CITY NEWARK SAN JOSE FOOTHILL HA TH TO TO AWA HAYWARD HWY 580 OAKLAND Y A VE. BART Hayward Station A STREET WEST A STREET M ISSION BL Alameda County Office of Education VD. (238) Parking off Santa Clara Parking VE. Street WEST WINTON A SANT A CLARA ST I-880 (Nimitz Fr Southland Mall . EST JACKSON (92) W HESPERIAN BL eeway) WEST HARDER ROAD TO CSU HAYWARD VD. N TO SAN MATEO TO SAN JOSE BRIDGE DIRECTIONS TO THE ALAMEDA COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION: From I-880 (Nimitz Freeway): Exit at West Winton Avenue in Hayward and take the EAST offramp . Turn left at Santa Clara Street (the first signal you will come to) . Enter the building’s parking lot by using the first driveway on the right side of Santa Clara . From I-580 (coming from Oakland): Take 580 SOUTH to Hayward . The Hayward exit puts you on Foothill Boulevard . Proceed on Foothill to A Street . Turn right on A Street . Left on Santa Clara Street to Ocie Way . To enter the parking lot, turn left on Ocie Way and enter the first driveway on your right . From I-580 (coming from the Tri-Valley area): Take 580 WEST to 238 to 880 . Follow freeway directional signs to 880 SOUTH then follow the “From I-880” directions above . ALAMEDA COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION 313 W. WINTON AVE. • HAYWARD, CA 94544-1136 510-887-0152 www.acoe.org OFFICES ARE OPEN 8:00 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M., MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY EXCEPT SCHOOL HOLIDAYS INDEX OF SERVICES SERVICE NAME PHONE 1099 Forms Processing Data Processing . Gary Rose . 510-670-4285 21st Century Community Learning Center (21CCLC) Educational Services . Ginny Lee . 510-670-7732 AB 2913 – ELD/SDAIE Educational Services . Cynthia Medina . 510-670-4549 ACCLAIM – Mathematics Professional Development Educational Services . Vacant . 510-670-4238 Accounts Payable – CSSF Internal Fiscal Services . .Emma Landeros . 510-670-4184 Accounts Receivable – CSSF Internal Fiscal Services . Emilia Damasig . 510-670-4247 ACOE Web Site — Content Software Development . Bill Judd . 510-670-4248 ACOENet Service Network Services . Danny Tjoe . 510-670-7765. ACSA Charter for ACOE Educational Services . Cynthia Medina . 510-670-4549 Affirmative Action Human Resources . Rose Gonzalez . 510-670-7703 After School Academic Resources California After School Resource Center . Nora Zamora . 510-670-4541 After School Nutrition & Physical Activity Resources California After School Resource Center . Janice Chin . 510-670-7709 After School Online Trainings California After School Resource Center . Janice Medel . .510-670-7710 Agriculture Education in the Classroom California Healthy Kids Resource Center . Jackie Russum . 510-670-4585 AIDS/HIV Instructional Materials California Healthy Kids Resource Center . Angela Amarillas . 510-670-4587 AIDS/HIV Prevention Educational Services . Janine Saunders . 510-670-4589 Alameda County School Boards Association Communications . Lycette Kintanar . .510-670-4145 Anti-Spam Service Support Client Services . ACOE Service Desk . 510-670-7777 AP Vendor Warrant Cancellation Processing Data Processing . Gary Rose . 510-670-4285 AP Vendor Warrants Processing Data Processing . Gary Rose . 510-670-4285 Application Hosting Network Services . Danny Tjoe . 510-670-7765. Assessment & Accountability Educational Services . Vacant . 510-670-4250 Attendance Accounting (Pupil) District Business Services . Ayleen Aralar . 510-670-4188 Backup Data Support Client Services . ACOE Service Desk . 510-670-7777 1 SERVICE NAME PHONE Bid Requirements Waivers Internal Business Services . Vacant . 510-670-4276 Bilingual Education/ELD Educational Services . Cynthia Medina . 510-670-4549 Bilingual Crosscultural Language and Academic Development (BCLAD) Educational Services . Cynthia Medina . 510-670-4549 Bilingual Teacher Training Program (BTTP) Educational Services . Cynthia Medina . 510-670-4549 Boundaries - District School District Organization . Teresa Kapellas . 510-670-4272 Budget - ACOE Internal Business Services . Bert Padua . 510-670-4278 Budget Review - Districts District Business & Advisory Services . Jeff Potter . 510-670-4277 Building Maintenance Maintenance & Operations . Alicia Masri . .510-670-4110 Business Advisory Services - Districts District Business & Advisory Services . Jeff Potter . 510-670-4277 Business Services Division Business Administration . Damon Smith . 510-670-4270 California After School Resource Center Educational Services . Shene Bowie . 510-670-4586 California English Language Development Test (CELDT) Educational Services . Cynthia Medina . 510-670-4549 California Healthy Kids Resource Center Educational Services . Shene Bowie . 510-670-4586 California Math and Science Program Educational Services . Vacant . 510-670-4238 California Subject Examinations for Teachers (CSET) Educational Services . Ginny Lee . 510-670-4235 California Teachers of English Language (CTEL) Educational Services . Cynthia Medina . 510-670-4549 CalSAFE Programs (Pregnant Minors).
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