What's New?

Welcome to the
New HUSD Website!
A. Millar (6/8/09)

The Healdsburg Unified School District is proud to announce its new website! Thanks to the many staff and community members who participated in the design and development of the new site!

If you have any questions about the site (Discover something missing? Have a suggestion for improvement?), please contact Annie Millar at 431-3483 or send an e-mail.

Summer School will be ´up and running´ this year!
P. Jobson (6/3/09)

Elementary Summer School:

Grades Pre - K to Incoming 6th

Grade Fitch Mountain Campus

June 8-July 2

Secondary Summer School:

Grades Incoming 7th - Incoming 12th Grades

Healdsburg Junior High School

June 8 - July 10

Our regular school site offices will be closed from June 15 - August 1. If you need assistance during this time, please contact Patti Jobson, Executive Assistant to the Superintendent
at 431-3488 or send an e-mail.

PUBLIC NOTICE - INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS ON DISPLAY A. Millar (5/29/09)

New core and intervention curriculum materials under consideration for adoption are currently available for review at the Healdsburg Unified School District´s Office, 1028 Prince Street, Healdsburg, California from May 30th through June 29th, 2009. At the end of this 30-day period, a recommendation will go to the Board for their adoption. For a list of the materials under consideration, click here.

Healdsburg Unified School District

Healdsburg Unified balances the personalization of a small district with the ability to offer a variety of programs to meet the needs of all students. We provide a quality educational program to over 2,200 preschool through adult students. At the K-12 level, we have one elementary school (divided into two campuses: K-2 and 3-5), one junior high school, one comprehensive high school and one alternative high school. In addition, students are served through independent study and home school programs. Preschool students have several different options: a state-sponsored preschool, a community preschool and Sonoma County’s 4 C’s program. Adult students can access several different programs including diploma completion, English as a Second Language and parenting classes.

An experienced and caring staff is supported by strong parent and community involvement in the schools. Parents and community members participate through volunteering in classrooms, serving on school committees and partnering with the District through the Healdsburg Education Foundation.

This year, our Board of Trustees has developed a new Mission and Vision/Core Values Statement for our district.