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At the March 16, 2022 School Board Meeting Healdsburg Unified School District Board of Trustees voted unanimously to eliminate the mask requirement and to make
masking strongly recommended starting:
March 17, for secondary - HJH & HHS
April 11 for elementary - HES & FMC
YEARBOOK ORDERING
There are a limited number of yearbooks still available to purchase! We submitted our final order quantity to Jostens at the end of February based on the preorders up to that date, and we ordered a limited number of extra books that are available to reserve on a first come first served basis for the same price of $75. The link for ordering yearbooks will be live until we sell out, and may access it here: Yearbook Order
HHS SUMMER SCHOOL (By invitation only)
The first day of summer school is TUESDAY, JUNE 14th.
Students can be enrolled into one class each summer school session. The sessions are:
Session 1: June 14th - July 1st
Session 2: July 18th - Aug 5th
Summer School is in person and runs from 9:00 am - 12:00 pm. Any student that misses more than (2) days of summer school will be dropped from their class.
Breakfast and lunch will be provided for all students in the cafeteria.
Session 1 Principal - Ms. Maya Russell-Nava
Session 2 Principal - Dr. Dennis Perez.
For questions, please contact Dr. Perez at dperez@husd.com
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About Our School
Founded in 1888, Healdsburg High School remains the only comprehensive public high school within the Healdsburg City limits and, as such, is a cornerstone of the community.
Through commitment, collaboration, and pride, Healdsburg High School is built on rich traditions and a strong school culture that values individual expression, cultural diversity, and academic excellence. Healdsburg High School is known for its welcoming atmosphere, dedicated staff, rich programs, student leadership, and safe environment.
Healdsburg High School is committed to holding high standards, to educating the whole child, and to ensuring that all students meet their potential. We offer courses to meet a wide range of abilities and interests. Academically advanced students are encouraged to challenge themselves by taking Advanced Standing (AS) and Advanced Placement (AP) courses. In addition, we offer a complete high school program, which includes college preparatory courses and a variety of community supported programs, such as an FFA Agricultural Science Program and CTE courses in Digital Multi-media, Automobile Technology, Engineering, Construction, and Culinary Arts.
HHS supports the intellectual and social growth of all students, encouraging and preparing them to reach their full potential and to be contributing citizens in an ever-changing world.
