Amy Barker, Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum, Instruction and Accountability, has more than 30 years of experience in teaching and administration. Prior to joining Columbia Elementary School District and the Mountain Valley Education Consortium of Schools, she was the Executive Director of Administrator Support Services for the Shasta County Office of Education and the Director of State and Federal Programs at the Siskiyou County Office of Education, respectively. As the lead for the Shasta County districts, Ms. Barker’s role included working with the 25 consortium districts/charters on state and federal requirements, overseeing the School Leadership Academy (ACSA) and Multi-Tiered System of Support initiative, coaching administrators, writing grants, writing the Geo Lead Grant for Shasta County Office of Education, overseeing county charter schools, facilitating professional learning opportunities, supporting districts with the development and approval of LCAPs, improving the quality of instruction and schools systems through Differentiated Assistance, supporting and empowering administrators, and implementing systems of support for all students.
She has served on many regional and state education committees, including CISC Leadership, Foster Youth TAC grant, CCEE Resource Library, Region 2 Regional Assessment Network. Additionally, she has experience as a Superintendent and Principal of a small school district.
As the Assistant Superintendent, Ms. Barker’s responsibilities include working with nine consortium school districts on compliance, assessment, accountability, and professional development; overseeing State and Federal programs; facilitating the Leading Learning Network of thirty-one, small districts and charter schools in Shasta County; and instituting systems that provide resources, intervention methods, and support to improve student academic performance. Additionally, Ms. Barker is the past State President for the California Administrators State and Federal Education Programs (CAASFEP). She earned her Bachelor of Arts Degree in Liberal Arts from California State University, Fresno and a Master’s Degree in Educational Leadership from Colorado Mesa University, Grand Junction. She loves serving rural school districts and charter schools.
Please reach out to me regarding
CAASFEP Membership
NAFEPA Membership
State & Federal Updates
Assessment & Accountability
Curriculum & Instruction
Con App
Grant writing
Community Schools Grant
CTC Capacity Grant
Teacher Residency Grant
Kitchen Grant
EV Bus Grant
LCSPP Grant
Local Grants (McConnell Foundation and Redding Rancheria)
CTA Grant
CCEE Lead Grant
CCEE Shared Resource Library Developer
School Insurance Matching Grant
Federal Title IV Grant
Co-wrote Geo Lead Grant for Shasta County
Complete Con App for 12 districts in Shasta County
Local Control Accountability Plan development for 9 districts
School Site Council Training
Local Indicator surveys and reporting
School Plan for Student Achievement Plan development with schools in our network
21st CSLA Nor Cal ELC Leadership Coach
ACSA Leadership Coach
Interests include: Gardening, hiking, camping, mountain biking, & travel.
