Humboldt County Office of Education is the county education office based in Eureka that supports local school districts and students across Humboldt County. The office provides county-level instructional and student services including early learning and special education support, nutrition and student health efforts, and countywide trainings and events.
Humboldt County Office of Education is the county education agency located in Eureka that provides administrative support and student services for districts across the county. Services are directed at supporting district operations, educators, students and families.
The office offers a range of county-level educational supports including instructional assistance, learning support services, special education supports, career and college resources, and professional development for educators. It also houses administrative functions such as fiscal services, transportation, information technology, and human resources.
County programs include efforts to promote student nutrition and health across settings from preschool through the cafeteria and after-school programs. Activities have included introducing local produce through initiatives such as Harvest of the Month, providing culinary trainings for school food staff, and coordinating countywide nutrition efforts.
A countywide music festival that brings hundreds of middle and high school students together to perform in ensembles including bands, orchestras and choirs. The event lists specific performance times by ensemble.
The Early Literacy Partners Program offers free trainings for community members to become early literacy tutors and help children improve reading and math skills; standard background checks, including fingerprinting and TB testing, are required. A specific training date listed was Thursday, February 8 (reading and math sessions held at scheduled times).
On the third Thursday of each month the Humboldt County Office of Education teams up with local elementary schools to offer a hands-on, family-focused event around the elements of STEAM. Each Family Maker Night runs from 5:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. and is held at a different location each month to provide regional access.
County nutrition efforts span preschool, classroom, cafeteria and after-school settings and have included introducing local fruits and vegetables through Harvest of the Month, offering culinary trainings for school food service staff, and coordinating countywide efforts to bring local beef into school cafeterias.
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