The mission of the Humboldt County Office of Education is to advocate on behalf of the needs of local districts and students, provide expanded learning opportunities for students, promote improved student achievement, and support fiscal responsibility in local school districts.
Community Updates is a series of short video interviews with our leadership team and other local educators. We will bring you new updates periodically to share what’s going on in education in Humboldt County.
Our latest Community Update features McKinleyville Union School District Superintendent Heidi Moore-Guynup on the topic of grade retention due to COVID-19 related learning loss, the same topic County Superintendent Dr. Chris Hartley discussed in our previous update.
Fourteen Humboldt County teachers will be honored and receive Excellence In Teaching Awards in a virtual ceremony on Wednesday, May 12th. Continue Reading Local Teachers to Be Honored In Virtual “Excellence In Teaching” Ceremony
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Six Humboldt County students were honored for their entries in the California State Science and Engineering Fair, held virtually on April 13th. The six students qualified for the state competition through advancing from the Humboldt County Office of Education’s (HCOE) 38th Annual Doris Niles Science Fair in March. Continue Reading Local Students Honored At State Science and Engineering Fair
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Twenty-one high school seniors, representing Humboldt County high schools were honored as Humboldt County’s Academic Achievement Team in an online ceremony, Wednesday, April 14. Continue Reading 14th Annual Academic Achievement Team Honored in Online Ceremony
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