Editing Alameda County, California (section)

==Education==
The [[Alameda County Office of Education]] oversees seventeen K–12 school districts and one K–8 district in Alameda County. In all, there are approximately 10,000 teachers serving 225,000 students. The ACOE also services three community college districts with a total enrollment of approximately 55,000 students.

The [[Alameda County Library]] operates libraries in the cities of [[Albany, California|Albany]], [[Dublin, California|Dublin]], [[Fremont, California|Fremont]], [[Newark, California|Newark]] and [[Union City, California|Union City]] and the unincorporated communities of [[Castro Valley, California|Castro Valley]] and [[San Lorenzo, California|San Lorenzo]]. The cities of Alameda, Berkeley, Hayward, Livermore, Oakland, San Leandro, and Pleasanton have their own library systems.

===Colleges and universities===
Alameda County is home to the [[University of California, Berkeley]], the flagship campus of the [[University of California]] system, and one of the largest and most prestigious research universities in the world.

Other colleges and universities located within Alameda county include:
* [[Berkeley City College]]
* [[California State University, East Bay]], one of the campuses of the [[California State University]] system
* [[Chabot College]], a two-year community college, part of the [[Chabot-Las Positas Community College District]]
* [[College of Alameda]], a two-year community college, part of the [[Peralta Community College District]] of northern Alameda County
* [[Graduate Theological Union]], a consortium of several Bay Area seminaries, affiliated with the [[University of California, Berkeley]].
* [[Laney College]], a two-year community college, part of the Peralta Community College system
* [[Las Positas College]]
* [[Merritt College]], a two-year community college, part of the Peralta Community College system
* [[Mills College at Northeastern University]], a private 4 year women's college and coeducational graduate school
* [[Ohlone College]], part of the [[Ohlone Community College District]]
* [[Samuel Merritt University]]

Other local colleges and universities which have now closed include:
* [[SAE Expression College]], a for-profit school specializing in creative media
* [[Holy Names University]]

===Public schools===
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K–12 unified school districts:
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* [[Alameda Unified School District]]
* [[Albany Unified School District]]
* [[Berkeley Unified School District]]
* [[Castro Valley Unified School District]]
* [[Dublin Unified School District]]
* [[Emery Unified School District]]
* [[Fremont Unified School District]]
* [[Hayward Unified School District]]
* [[Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District]]
* [[New Haven Unified School District]]
* [[Newark Unified School District]]
* [[Oakland Unified School District]]
* [[Piedmont Unified School District]]
* [[Pleasanton Unified School District]]
* [[San Leandro Unified School District]]
* [[San Lorenzo Unified School District]]
* [[Sunol Glen Unified School District]]
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Others:
* [[Lammersville Joint Unified School District]] (high)
* [[Mountain House Elementary School District]] (elementary)

; State-operated schools
* [[California School for the Blind]]
* [[California School for the Deaf, Riverside]]
*[[Willy Brown school of Blowing, LA]]