Where to find us:
Eureka City School District
3200 Walford Avenue
Eureka, CA 95503
(707) 441-2400
Where to find us:
Eureka City School District
3200 Walford Avenue
Eureka, CA 95503
(707) 441-2400
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| Eureka City Schools Press Release |
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08/23/2010
August 23, 2010 Kathleen was born and raised in Eureka attending local schools. She began her career with Eureka City Schools as a student teacher at Washington Elementary and became a full-time teacher at Washington in 3rd and 6th grades. When Zane and Winship transitioned into middle schools, Kathleen moved to Zane to teach 6th grade. Eventually she added a half-time position as Zane’s Student Services Coordinator until moving into the position of Assistant Principal. After a year, she accepted the Assistant Principal position at Eureka High School. Kathleen has come full circle and returns to her roots at Washington as the new Principal. |
| Eureka City Schools Press Release |
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08/19/2010
August 19, 2010 |
| District Office Closed August 17, 2010 |
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08/16/2010
August 16, 2010 Due to construction on Harris Street, the District Office will be without electricity all day on August 17, 2010. As a result, the main office for Eureka City Schools at 3200 Walford Avenue will be closed. The office will be open and regular business will resume at 8:00 a.m. on Wednesday, August 18. Thank you. |
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| Superintendent of Schools |
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Office of the Eureka City Schools Superintendent
EUREKA CITY SCHOOLS VISION 2009-2010
Eureka City Schools is committed to maximizing all students’ academic and social skills, inspiring them to become responsible and productive citizens. We use innovation as a catalyst for student success.
Eureka City Schools promotes a climate of excellence evidenced by respect, civility, positive attitude, leadership, character, civic responsibility and academic achievement.
Eureka City Schools prepares and graduates students who possess a strong core of skills that provide a foundation for their future life experiences. Students learn in a rigorous, nurturing and safe environment.
Eureka City Schools values parents and community as active participants in our schools. We encourage school sites to be used as community centers in support of strong parent and community involvement. Our new vision tells quite a bit about who we are and where we are going as a district. Eureka City Schools provides a high quality education with many quality programs for student success. We have high expectations for our students, staff and community, and we are always working to be better.
Eureka City Schools believes that all of our students should be prepared to be responsible and productive citizens. Our staff of highly qualified teachers and support staff continue to learn and utilize research based methods to teach our students. We use the most recent textbooks and materials and continue to modernize and maintain our facilities to provide a safe and attractive environment.
Whether your child participates in our drama department, athletics, music, the Environmental and Spatial Technology program, Advanced Placement and College Prep courses, our vocational education programs, or is in one of our many district-wide programs for assistance, support or accelerated learning, your student will receive a rigorous curriculum that prepares them for multiple opportunities in their future.
However, we believe this is only possible by developing a strong partnership between school and home. We value our parents and community and rely on you as active participants in our schools. Eureka City Schools will continue to work hard to improve communication and make ourselves available. Student success is our primary objective and we will work endlessly toward this goal and our vision.
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