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School sites throughout Humboldt County will no longer be in the dark during local power outage events thanks to a state grant and coordination between the Humboldt County Office of Education (HCOE) and the Humboldt County Sheriff’s Office (HCSO). Continue Reading Humboldt County Schools Get Generators
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Join HCOE’s Fiscal Services Department! We are looking for someone with financial savvy, accounting experience and budgeting competency. Great opportunity to work with a dynamic team while supporting a wide range of programs impacting students throughout Humboldt County. Generous compensation and employer paid health benefits! Continue Reading Open Position: Internal Budget & Accounting Analyst
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The Humboldt County Office of Education (HCOE) is the recipient of a $3.3 million Federal grant to maximize social, intellectual and creative potential in local schools. HCOE was selected one of 29 awardees from 109 applicants who applied to the Department of Education. HCOE’s application scored 298 of 300 possible points. Continue Reading HCOE Receives $3.3 Million Arts/Social Emotional Learning Grant
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The local Children’s Author Festival has been postponed by the pandemic, but participating children’s authors remain excited for its in-person return. Enthusiasm for the bi-annual event is showcased in a new video profile created by the Humboldt County Office of Education (HCOE). In the video, children’s book authors express their enthusiasm for when the event returns in its in-person form. Continue Reading Children’s Author Festival Features Alternate Activity
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In response to inquiries from member districts, School & College Legal Services of California recently issued a Legal Update regarding who may consent for a student to be tested for COVID-19.
In summary, guidance from the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) indicates that students ages 13 and older may consent to testing without parental consent being required. Students under 13 may only be tested with parental consent. Continue Reading SCLS Legal Update Regarding Age of Consent for COVID-19 Testing
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