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Vision: McKinleyville Union Elementary School District is an attentive community committed to maximizing every student’s success.

Mission: 

• Create expert learners; 
• Educate every student so they may develop into productive adults;
• Strive for excellence within ourselves and our students;
• Provide healthy, respectful, and responsible learning environments for all students; and
• Promote representation in a manner that fosters a sense of true belonging.   ...as only MUSD can!

Vision: McKinleyville Union Elementary School District is an attentive community committed to maximizing every student’s success.

Mission: 

• Create expert learners; 
• Educate every student so they may develop into productive adults;
• Strive for excellence within ourselves and our students;
• Provide healthy, respectful, and responsible learning environments for all students; and
• Promote representation in a manner that fosters a sense of true belonging.   ...as only MUSD can!

Vision: McKinleyville Union Elementary School District is an attentive community committed to maximizing every student’s success.

Mission: 

• Create expert learners; 
• Educate every student so they may develop into productive adults;
• Strive for excellence within ourselves and our students;
• Provide healthy, respectful, and responsible learning environments for all students; and
• Promote representation in a manner that fosters a sense of true belonging.   ...as only MUSD can!

The ancestral village of the Mikćapdo was located on Little Butte Creek, less than 4 miles south of downtown Chico. The people of Mechoopda survived based on strategies, technologies and knowledge associated with a "hunting and gathering" economy. Today, the Mechoopda Indian Tribe is a federally recognized tribe comprised of 560 Tribal Members and governed by a Tribal Council elected by the General Membership. We welcome you to learn more about our people, history and culture.

From Westport to Elk (and inland to Comptche), the Mendocino Coast Children’s Fund responds 365 days a year. From diapers to diplomas, we have been saying yes to the needs and dreams of local children in need for 30 years.

MCCF is you, our neighbors and friends, banding together to make sure all coastal children and families can thrive and be healthy.

Here at home, your donation makes an important difference, one child and one kindness at a time. Since 1992, thanks to you, our community inspired non-profit has said yes to kids.  Many of our donors remember the kindness you provided when they were children.

Early investments in children are the best a community can make!

From medical mileage, homelessness prevention, and pandemic support to sports, recreation, school shoes and holiday toys, MCCF helps hundreds of children. Now we are expanding services and are running the dynamic MCCF Resource Center located at 244 N. Franklin Street in downtown Fort Bragg in the historic Family Hands building.

MCCF provides children with essentials and necessities, hopes and dreams, opportunities and activities. We respect the dignity and privacy of all children and families.

We are a trusted partner of the County, City of Fort Bragg, school districts, Red Cross, local, family, and regional foundations, and community members like you. Unlike other organizations, we are primarily funded through private donations

Best known as Hospitality House, we have been operating a shelter for the homeless here since 1986. The community has been supporting us to feed and accommodate people in need for 32 years.

In recent years, the Mendocino Coast Hospitality Center has added additional services for the homeless and mentally ill in our community - including Transitional Housing projects, case management services, vocational services, mental health services, and more.

In 2015, though a Community Development Block Grant from the City of Fort Bragg, and a large donation, MCHC acquired the Hospitality Center facility at 101 N. Franklin Street in Fort Bragg.

Mendocino County Office of Education builds capacity to support others to learn and excel through leadership, resources, services, and programs that improve the educational experience and outcomes for all Mendocino County students and schools.

Mendocino County Youth Project, also known as MCYP or “The Youth Project” began in 1974 by the Mendocino County Probation Department, supported by community advocates and local educators seeking solutions for youth who were having difficulty at school, in the community or in the home. MCYP became   autonomous as a joint powers agency in 1992 and is governed by a board of directors with members appointed by the Mendocino County Office of Education, the City of Ukiah, and the Ukiah, Willits, and Fort Bragg school districts.

This site is only available to students with an approved employment-based placement proposal form verified by the Director of Field Education. Any questions please contact Yvonne Doble. 

Mendocino County Social Services includes:

• Adult and Aging Services,
• Children's Services,
• Employment & Family Assistance Services,
• Veterans Services.

The Mendocino Unified School District is a small K-12 district located on the rural coast of northern California, approximately three and half hours north of San Francisco. The district covers 420 square miles and serves the communities from Caspar on the north to Elk in the south and inland to Comptche. 

The schools in our district include two of the dozen remaining one room schoolhouses in California as well as a K-8 campus in the town of Mendocino, three small and distinctive high school programs renowned for their quality, and a K-12 independent study program.

The Mendocino Unified School District has a highly dedicated teaching staff, active and involved parents, a supportive community, and best of all, a wonderful group of students!