Stan Mantooth. Courtesy photo.
VENTURA COUNTY — Two Ventura County public education leaders have been recognized at the state level by the California County Superintendents Educational Services Association (CCSESA). Ventura County Superintendent of School Stan Mantooth has received the 2018 CCSESA Champion Award, which recognizes a county superintendent who works to strengthen the service and leadership capabilities of California’s County Superintendents in support of students, schools, districts and communities. The Champion Award is presented to an individual who meets the following criteria:
- Serves as a County Superintendent of Schools and is an active member of CCSESA
- Works in a selfless manner to enhance the role/visibility of county superintendents of schools/county offices of education
- Contributes knowledge and experience appropriately and willingly to further the goals of the public education system
- Is viewed by his/her peers as a champion of the students of California
Mr. Mantooth is one of 58 County Superintendents of Schools in California and has served as Ventura County’s Superintendent since 2008.
Misty Key. Courtesy photo.
CCSESA also honored Misty Key, Associate Superintendent, Fiscal and Administrative Services at the Ventura County Office of Education. Ms. Key was recognized for her contributions to the CCSESA Business and Administration Steering Committee (BASC) as a Steering Committee Star. This award honors steering committee members who have played a critical role in fulfilling the committee’s goals. Her colleagues in BASC selected Ms. Key as their award recipient for her hard work and dedication.
The awards were presented on Monday, October 15th at the CCSESA general membership meeting in Redwood City.
About the Ventura County Office of Education: The Ventura County Office of Education provides a broad array of fiscal, training and technology support services to local school districts, helping to maintain and improve lifelong educational opportunities for children, educators and community members. VCOE also operates schools that serve students with severe disabilities and behavioral issues, provides career education courses, and coordinates countywide academic competitions including Mock Trial and the Ventura County Science Fair. Learn more at: www.vcoe.org.
About The California County Superintendents Educational Services Association: The California County Superintendents Educational Services Association (CCSESA) provides the organizational mechanism for the 58 County Superintendents of Schools to design and implement statewide programs to identify and promote quality cost-effective educational practices and services, and provide support to school districts in the areas of student services, curriculum and instructional services, fiscal accountability and business services, personnel services, and technology and telecommunications. Learn more at www.ccsesa.org.