This page is intended as a resource to keep the community and media informed of school-related news such as school closures due to weather.
If you are with a school and wish to have information posted here, please call (707) 445-7030. Press inquiries should be directed to Ken Conlin, Communications Manager, at (707) 445-7767.
All schools in the Klamath-Trinity Joint Unified School District are closed for the rest of the week of Aug. 30-Sept. 3 due to the active wildfire in the region.
Contact the District Office at (530) 625-5600 for up-to-date information. Continue Reading Klamath-Trinity Schools Closed for the Week
Read MoreThe January 6 violence and objections to the certified state election results are events of historic proportions. As students in Humboldt County and throughout the nation return to school they will look to adults to help explain how and why this happened. Continue Reading Discussing the Capitol Insurgence in the Classroom
Read MoreEnrollment for the 2021-2022 school year has begun. For families interested in obtaining an inter-district transfer for your child, please contact your child’s district of residence to begin the process. Continue Reading Inter-District Application Process Has Begun
Read MoreHumboldt County Health Officer Dr. Teresa Frankovich issued a revised version of the county’s Shelter-in-Place order on Tuesday, May 19, one that allows additional businesses to reopen once their safety plan is approved. Continue Reading County Health Officer Updates Shelter-In-Place Order
Read MoreHumboldt County residents can now schedule a COVID-19 test at the new OptumServe Testing site at Redwood Acres Fairgrounds in Eureka. Continue Reading New COVID-19 Testing Site Now Open
Read MoreThe California Department of Education and California Department of Social Services announced today that a new program to benefit families will be available soon. Continue Reading Get Help Buying Food While Schools Are Closed
Read MoreOn April 13, California governor Gavin Newsom announced that the state was investing $42 million to help protect the state’s foster youth population and their families during the COVID-19 pandemic. Continue Reading Governor Announces Funding for Foster Youth Impacted by COVID-19
Read MoreOn April 3, Humboldt County health officials released new guidelines regarding the potential effectiveness and importance of wearing masks when out in public. Continue Reading Humboldt Health Alert: Health Officials Change Position on Face Mask Effectiveness
Read MoreYesterday in a press conference, Governor Gavin Newsom, with the backing of Superintendent of Schools, Tony Thurmond, shared the expectation that all school districts and charters in California continue to provide distance learning opportunities for students and their families for the remainder of the school year. Continue Reading State & County Officials: Schools Should Plan to Extend Distance Learning
Read MoreHumboldt County schools may be closed to normal on site operations, but the work of administrators, teachers and staff continues to meet student and community needs. Continue Reading Humboldt County Schools Distribute Nearly 20,000 Meals in First Week of School Closure
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