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The Department of Education is led by the State School Superintendent, an elected official. The State School Superintendent is the chief executive officer of the state's Board of Education which is made up of 14 members (based on congressional districts). The Department of Education, managed by the state school superintendent, is made up of five offices: Curriculum and Instruction, Finance and Business Operations, Instructional Technology and Media, Policy and External Affairs, and Teacher and Student Support.
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