About Butte County Office of Education Butte County Superintendent of Schools serves as an intermediary between the state and local school districts within each county. Under the direction of the superintendent, Butte County Office of Education helps with implementation of programs, provides fiscal oversight, monitors teacher credentialing, supplies curriculum support and training and helps in other areas of interest to school districts. The major role for Butte County Office of Education is to provide quality educational programs for all students in Butte County and be responsive to the needs for efficient and cost effective assistance and support to the school district's educational operations. Butte County Office of Education meets the required specialized needs of students through such programs as Special Education, Learning Community Charter Schools, Juvenile Court School, Regional Occupational Programs ( ROP ), and administers a grand variety of state and federally funded grant programs and services designed to enhance student performance throughout the county. Migrant Education and California Mini-Corps programs are also provided through Butte County Office of Education, with several sites all providing teaching assistance to migrant students throughout the state of California. The goal of Butte County Office of Education is to serve all students, in Butte County and throughout the state.