Humboldt County Office of Education

09/05/2026

Thanks to everyone who helped us Stuff the Bus today! 🚌🎒 If you missed your chance and still want to donate school supplies to students in need, please reach out to Kristi Halstead at 707-441-4681 or Leah Lamattina at [email protected].

09/04/2026

Do you work with children ages 3–5? Join Math Everywhere, a free professional developmentseries designed to help early educators bring math into everyday play!

Over 5 Zoom sessions (November 2026–April 2027), you'll gain:
• 12.5 hours of math-focused PD
• 3 hours of coaching to support implementation
• 4.5 hours of additional PD & support
• Up to $500 in math materials for your site
• Gift cards for completing WestEd surveys

Session dates: Nov 3, Dec 1, Feb 2, Mar 2, Apr 13 | 4:30–7:00 PM
All sessions held via Zoom
Participants must commit to all 5 sessions

Apply by October 2nd: bit.ly/4gq2q7f

Questions? Contact Julie Levy at [email protected] or (707) 845-1131

Join us on this exciting journey as we explore fun, engaging ways to help young learners build confidence and a love for math through everyday play and discovery. WestEd, a national education nonprofit, is studying how the Count Play Explore (CPE) professional learning and coaching model helps presc...

09/03/2026

This Friday! Help us Stuff the Bus! HCOE is partnering with Bicoastal Media to collect school supplies and donations for students in need. Drop by Target in Eureka between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. on Friday, September 4th to see us.

08/28/2026

Humboldt County Office of Education is looking to hire a School Bus Driver for Glen Paul School. Benefits include CalPERS Retirement with employer matching and employer-paid family and welfare.
• Apply by 4:00 PM on September 4, 2026
• Details & application at hcoe.org/jobs — Job #6443

08/26/2026

We are excited to share that the documentary, Native California History, has been officially selected to screen at the Oakland International Film Festival! Currently a part of the Native American Studies Model Curriculum (NASMC), the documentary was originally produced for Cal Poly Humboldt’s Native American Studies Department and Place Based Learning Communities program. The revised film expands beyond a Northern California focus to include diverse tribal histories, movements, and voices from across the state.

This 13-minute documentary, created by filmmakers Anna Rau and Corbett Jones of The Range, offers a comprehensive look at California's Indigenous history and contemporary Native experiences such as the reservation and rancheria systems, federal recognition, the American Indian Movement, NAGPRA, Indian gaming and the Land Back movement. The film is a powerful resource for educators working to bring culturally sustaining, accurate Native American history into California's K–12 classrooms.

Here are the screening details:
Native California History
Thursday, September 17
4:00 PM – 6:15 PM (Session 1, screening last)
Grand Lake Theater, 3200 Grand Ave, Oakland, CA 94610

This film was made possible in partnership with the California Department of Education, Humboldt County Office of Education, San Diego County Office of Education, The California Indian Culture and Sovereignty Center, California Indian Museum and Cultural Center, and Cal Poly Humboldt - Native American Studies.

To anyone in the Bay Area next month, come support Indigenous storytelling and education on the big screen!

08/20/2026

Humboldt County Office of Education is hiring a Student Transportation Aide in Eureka, CA!

This role comes with strong benefits, including CalPERS Retirement and employer-paid family health coverage (medical, dental, and vision).

• Apply by 4:00 PM on September 1, 2026
• Details & application at hcoe.org/jobs — Job #6441

08/18/2026

Thank you Mayor Kim Bergel, Fire Chief Citro, and City of Eureka for making the Taiwan delegation feel so welcome! We are grateful for our friendship! https://fb.watch/J3DMrj25iB/?fs=e

08/10/2026

Introducing Jesse, one of AEOE's incoming Board members!

Raised in rural Trinity County, Jesse developed a lifelong love of the outdoors that continues to inspire her work. Outside of work, she loves time on the rivers of Northern California and adventuring, especially by bike or watercraft. She has a BA in Geography from UC Berkeley and a MA in Education from Humboldt State University. Her diverse career in education has spanned from being an outdoor school naturalist to a volunteer teacher in Guyana to director of an EE-based summer camp in her hometown to a decade as a 4th grade teacher. Jesse is now the Environmental Literacy and Place-based Learning Specialist at the Humboldt County Office of Education where she supports outdoor learning and environmental literacy initiatives. She also co-coordinates ArtSEL, a federally funded program that integrates arts and social-emotional learning. She is passionate about creating opportunities for students to learn beyond the classroom.

Learn more about our work: aeoe.org

08/06/2026

Looking for affordable housing near schools in Eureka? The Mallard, a new affordable housing community, is now accepting interest list sign-ups through August 21. Families with children attending local K-12 schools are encouraged to learn more and join the interest list at https://www.themallardeureka.com

08/01/2026

The annual Bubble Day at Glen Paul brought bright smiles and laughter. Staff and students alike look forward to it.

Big thankful recognition to APE Teacher Sally Carlson-Mircetich for her dedication and hard work in organizing this wonderful event each year. Her commitment to continuing this meaningful, inclusive experience for all on-and off-site students is truly appreciated. We are grateful for the time, energy, and care she invests to make this event a success and a memorable experience for everyone involved.