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.
In our latest Community Update, Superintendent Hartley shares some of the ways HCOE is supporting our local districts, and our own staff and students, as they return to school during the pandemic.
The following school districts/school sites have amended their policy for serving meals to students under the extended Seamless Summer Feeding Option for the 2021-2022 school year. All students will be served lunch and/or breakfast at no charge at the following sites: Continue Reading 2021 Free & Reduced Price School Lunch Update
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The Six Rivers National Forest has been chosen to provide this year’s Christmas tree that will adorn the west lawn of the U.S. Capitol. The tree will be transported, along with smaller trees for Capitol offices from Northern California. Continue Reading Help Decorate the 2021 U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree!
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Sixteen local high school students, exploring careers in health fields graduated from the Health Career Exploration Summer Institute (HESI) on Wednesday, June 30, in a ceremony that was the culmination of a three-week summer education program. Continue Reading HESI Graduation Held at HCOE
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