Program Sites

Eureka City Schools, in partnership with families and communities, promotes academic success and career readiness for every student.  We are committed to:

• Ensuring rigorous and innovative programs through high standards of teaching and learning
• Providing a safe and supportive learning environment
• Embracing our diversity as a strength
• Promoting creative expression, critical thinking and digital literacy
• Offering relevant learning opportunities to help guarantee a sustainable future
• Developing responsible, productive, and ethical citizens for our communities and the world.

Eureka City Schools district Includes: 

• Alice Birney Elementary,
• Eureka High School,
• Grant Elementary,
• Lafayette Elementary,
• Washington Elementary,
• Winship Middle School,
• Winzler Children's Center,
• Zane Middle School,
• Zoe Barnum High School.

Eureka City Schools, in partnership with families and communities, promotes academic success and career readiness for every student.  We are committed to:

• Ensuring rigorous and innovative programs through high standards of teaching and learning
• Providing a safe and supportive learning environment
• Embracing our diversity as a strength
• Promoting creative expression, critical thinking and digital literacy
• Offering relevant learning opportunities to help guarantee a sustainable future
• Developing responsible, productive, and ethical citizens for our communities and the world.

Eureka City Schools district Includes: 

• Alice Birney Elementary,
• Eureka High School,
• Grant Elementary,
• Lafayette Elementary,
• Washington Elementary,
• Winship Middle School,
• Winzler Children's Center,
• Zane Middle School,
• Zoe Barnum High School.

Our Mission
The Eureka Concert & Film Center is dedicated to the education of the general public in film, theatre, music and other art forms, rehabilitating and maintaining its historic facilities for instruction and public performances, displays, exhibits and other events.

Eureka City Schools, in partnership with families and communities, promotes academic success and career readiness for every student.  We are committed to:

• Ensuring rigorous and innovative programs through high standards of teaching and learning
• Providing a safe and supportive learning environment
• Embracing our diversity as a strength
• Promoting creative expression, critical thinking and digital literacy
• Offering relevant learning opportunities to help guarantee a sustainable future
• Developing responsible, productive, and ethical citizens for our communities and the world.

Eureka City Schools district Includes: 

• Alice Birney Elementary,
• Eureka High School,
• Grant Elementary,
• Lafayette Elementary,
• Washington Elementary,
• Winship Middle School,
• Winzler Children's Center,
• Zane Middle School,
• Zoe Barnum High School.

Exempt instructions:  All students reporting a placement with an employer MUST be pre-approved by faculty. Faculty should not be involved in directly placing students with an employer. While these positions are best pre-arranged or acquired by the student, faculty may recommend students to the site as long as the site screens the student candidates and has full control of the final hiring decision. Students should understand that their employer (not Cal Poly Humboldt) is fully responsible for their student employee Workers' Compensation and general liability in these cases. Students, please note the following:

1. Please write the agency name of your employer in the field on the Student Learning Plan, a form that is part of the process when you report your "Exempt" placement in S4.
2. Students should be prepared to provide the following to faculty (to be stored with faculty records) when reporting this "Exempt" site as their placement for Academic Internship or Service Learning purposes:
   • Proof of employment (a copy of Letter of Acceptance, pay stub or note from employer)
   • A Cal Poly Humboldt Student Time Log may also be recommended; please consult with your faculty.

Faculty with questions can contact the Center for Community Based Learning at: 707-826-4964 Email: ccbl@humboldt.edu

Provide resources and support for Del Norte County children and families. FRC  programs include Winter Break Meal Program, Pre-K University, Backpack and School Supply giveaway, Parent Cafe, Pacific Pantry, Youth and Family Fair, and more.

Mission: We provide a welcoming, safe, and nurturing environment to strengthen and support healthy relationships for children and families in Del Norte County.

Vision: Children and families are happy, healthy, safe, and successful in life.

The Farmersville Unified School District covers approximately four square miles and has a current K-12 enrollment of approximately 2,600. In July 1993, the District unified; the doors to the first high school in Farmersville opened in fall of 1998. 

There are six schools in the district: Hester Elementary is a K-1 (440 pupils) site with extended day Kindergarten program and Special Ed. Preschool; Snowden School houses 425 students in grades two and three and is a QEIA site. Freedom School opened in August 2004 with grades four & five and houses 371 pupils. Farmersville Junior High School houses 611 students in grades six through eight and is a QEIA site. The High School operates a 9-12 (659 students) comprehensive program. Deep Creek Academy is a continuation school for 61 students and houses a small evening Adult Ed., TAPP, and Independent Studies programs. There are 3 county-operated programs on FUSD sites: preschool, community school, and special ed. All sites offer after-school programs until 6:00 p.m.

First 5 Del Norte will promote and enhance the health, development, and wellness of children ages 0 to 5 and their families by utilizing, increasing, and sustaining resources to support innovative, integrated, family-centered, culturally appropriate programs and services.

Our 6th generation working organic dairy farm has operated since the 1860's in the foggy bottoms of the Eel River Valley on the North Coast of California. Focused on diversifying to operate as a multi species regenerative demonstration farm, we look forward to supporting your educational journey and connection with local nutritionally dense food. Nicknamed the Foggy Bottoms Boys by other local farmers; we are two fabulously gay farmers, Thomas & Cody Nicholson Stratton along with our son the Tiny Farmer.

The District’s boundaries include the cities of Folsom and Rancho Cordova, both of which adjoin Highway 50, northeast of downtown Sacramento.

Folsom’s population is approximately 82,000, similar to Rancho Cordova’s population of approximately 81,000. Both communities share characteristics of small towns with active parent groups, service organizations, and city councils. The District enjoys partnerships with organizations which include national corporations, local businesses, nonprofits, faith-based organizations, and local municipalities.  

The Fortuna Chamber of Commerce proudly represents over 320 businesses and 1,650 jobs spanning Fortuna, Loleta, Ferndale, Eureka and the surrounding areas. Our mission is to champion businesses, foster economic growth, and enhance tourism and visitor services.

We are dedicated to assisting our members not only to survive but also flourish in this unique business landscape.