Eureka High School

Eureka High School's Virtual Back to School is Open!

 
Students and Families, you can now access Back to School videos for each of your classes. Your teachers have made videos that provide an overview of the syllabus, classroom expectations, grading policy, and more. Just go to this hyperlinked master schedule and click on your classes to view:

Click here to view the master schedule and click on your classes to view.

The California Positive Behavioral  Interventions and Supports (PBIS) Coalition, has awarded  Eureka High School a Gold level recognition for excellence in the implementation of the core features of PBIS. Over the past eight years, the entire staff at Eureka High School has been committed to implementing PBIS with fidelity and creating the conditions to create a welcoming and safe community for ALL students. Congratulations Eureka High School for this outstanding achievement!

All student athletes must have a valid physical with a physical form signed and completed by the first day of practice/tryouts (no exceptions).  Physicals are good for one year from the date, so many student-athletes who participated in athletics spring 2021 already have their current physical on file.  Student-athletes must also register on Family ID (www.familyid.com ) and complete all forms.  A COVID Liability waiver must also be signed. Concussion testing is also mandatory and we will be putting out information with dates/times and locations.  Go Loggers!

Football
Andrew Haraldson - (707) 845-1428
First JV practice - August 9 from 4:30-6:30 at the EHS Pit
First Varsity practice - August 9 from 5:00-730 at Albee Stadium

Cross Country
Matt Messner - (707) 599-9773
First practice - August 9 at 3:30 at the track

Volleyball
Stephanie Napoleon - (707) 407-7504
Tryouts - August 9 from 3:30-7:30 in the gym

Boys Soccer
Eddie Garcia - (707) 601-5778
Tryouts - August 9 at 6:30am and 5:30pm at Washington School

Girls Soccer
Tommy Learmouth - (707) 599-1891
First conditioning - August 9 from 8:00-9:00 am on EHS Track
First practice - August 9 at 3:00 at Washington School

Girls Golf
Karen Griffith - (707) 407-5846
First practice - August 16 from 10:00-12:00 at the Eureka Golf Course

Girls Tennis
Lilly Copeland - (707) 599-1137
First practice - August 9 at 4:00 at the EHS tennis courts

Eureka High School Student Government would like to invite all students who will be new to Eureka High School for the 2021-22 School Year to the 2021 New Student Orientation on Thursday, August 19th at Eureka High School. The purpose of New Student Orientation is to prepare all new students for their transition into Eureka High School. Students should arrive at 8:45am in front of the cafeteria. The students will go on a guided tour of the EHS campus, attend a short assembly, and enjoy some fun activities. Students will also receive their tentative schedule at this time. We look forward to seeing you there. Current 10th-12th graders, if you are interested in serving as a Logger Leader for the New Student Orientation, please email EHS Student Activities Director, Tera Sanchez, at sanchezt@eurekacityschools.org.  Information will be mailed home.

Parents and Guardians,

Please help us improve our school culture by taking the annual California Healthy Kids Survey:

https://wested.ugam-apps.com/wed/ts/vZGY

To participate in an in-person club activity at EHS, each student needs to fill out and return a liability waiver form. Please return your form to your club adviser or the main office. You can email to webbk@eurekacityschools.org Make sure to write in your club in the activity line.

COVID-19 Liability Waiver - Athletic_Over 18.pdf

COVID-19 Liability Waiver - Athletic _Under 18.pdf

COVID-19 Liability Waiver - Athletic Under 18.pdf


COVID-19 Liability Waiver - Athletic Over 18.pdf

Distance Learning Tips.pdf

If you need a textbook, the library is open 8:00 am to 4:00 pm. If you need a Chromebook please call the main office to get on the list for the next shipment 441-2508. If you are on the list for a hot spot, some have arrived with more expected this week and we will call you to pick up your hotspot.

Counselors:
A-G: Shellye Horowitz horowitzs@eurekacityschools.org
H-Pe: Delores Haskamp haskampd@eurekacityschools.org
Pf-Z: Enrique Gomez gomeze@eurekacityschools.org

Questions can be directed to teachers via school email which is on PowerSchool, by leaving a message with the main office at 441-2508 or the counseling office at 441-2591.

Textbook and Chromebook checkout, what to do if you need a Chromebook or hotspot, first day of school, and the schedule for week 1.

Free Online Tutoring for Students of Del Norte, Eureka, and Hoopa High: Participate in 1:1 tutoring via video chat Steps to sign up: Go to the website gearup.humboldt.edu Click on green Schedule an Appointment This will link to the Tutor’s Google Calendar Appointments Page Choose appointment slot that works for you Fill in the required information, and check your email for an appointment confirmation!

How to return work to teachers - Eureka High School 1. Electronically- Most Preferred Way Take photos and send, download a document scanner app and use it to turn your work into a PDF to send, or share a Google Docs with your teachers. 2. Marshall Family Resource Center At EHS Location only! Look for Electronic sign in front of portable on I St. I Street between Trinity and Huntoon Work packets can be dropped off between 11am and 3pm, M-Thur. 3. Adult Education The Adult Education portable will be open from 2:15-3:15 on Fridays to collect Adult Education student work. Behind ECS District Office 4. EHS Gym Parking Lot Near Cafeteria - Enter on Trinity or K St. and follow the signs. No need to get out of your car. Open 10am-2pm on Fridays only.

Students and Parents: Don't Miss Important School Announcements! Add 707-441-2508 as EHS and 707-441-2400 as ECS to your contacts.

Estudiantes y padres: ¡No se pierdan anuncios importantes de la escuela! Agregue 707-441-2508 cómo EHS y 707-441-2400 cómo ECS a sus contactos

Finals will be January 22, 23, 24, and school will release at 12:46 on those days.

Following approval by the City Council on November 19th, 2019, Public Works and the Eureka Police Department are implementing a no-fee Residential Permit Parking zone in the Eureka High School (EHS) area. Poles and signs have installed in zones where residential parking permits will be enforced. Enforcement of the permit zones will begin in January when the new semester begins for Eureka High School. Warnings will start happening now. Enforcement hours for the permit zones will be from 8am to 5pm except for weekends and when EHS is not in session.

Eureka High School’s Homecoming is approaching. The events kick off Thursday, October 17th at 7:00 p.m with the Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony in the high school cafeteria. We will induct four worthy recipients into the Athletic Hall of Fame. This is a public event.

Eureka High School will hold its first English Learner Advisory Committee meeting on Tuesday, September 24th, from 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm in the large conference room at Eureka High School 1915 J Street. Members of the English Learner Advisory Committee give advice and feedback to the administration and staff regarding English learner programs.

Join us on Main Street to learn about our student clubs, athletics, Boosters organizations, PTSA, CTE programs and hear the jazz band perform. Logger gear, yearbooks and ASB cards will be available!

Classes are still being filled. All students must pick up their official schedule (yellow) in the cafeteria on Aug 21st between 7:45-8:30 a.m. This is your ticket to class.

This day is designed to allow incoming freshmen and new students the opportunity to explore our campus, meet upperclassmen and faculty, and gain valuable knowledge about how to succeed in the busy high school environment.

The EHS Players are putting on their 4th Annual Dinner Theater and Silent Auction on May 10th from 6:00-10:00 p.m. at the Eureka Woman's Club.

Hailed by New York Magazine as "The Perfect Broadway Musical," The Drowsy Chaperone is a masterful meta-musical, poking fun at all the tropes that characterize America’s Jazz Age musical theatre genre.