I believe this is one of the most heart centered schools in Humboldt County. Teachers,…read moreadministrators and parents all make up this community of joyful scholars. Families being real with each other about the joys and heartbreak that comes with raising children. And peace for all is a focus and is a thread thru all teachings.

Wonderful school with great teachers & staff who love & care about not only the children's…read moreeducation but about the whole child. Highly recommended!

I was a student teacher back in 2018. The school is such a small sweet community of teachers and…read morestaff, including smiley bus drivers and secretary. The Cutten school district is small, most of the teachers and staff know each other pretty well. The principal is both the superintendent of Cutten Middle School and Ridgewood Elementary. Overall, this school is set in a nice location near the forest so students once in awhile go exploring. I have yet to go visit again.

After 20 years in the bay I can say that EHS was a great school to attend. I am giving 4 stars, up…read morefrom two, based on the school's proximity to world class schools and an environment that, genuinely, cannot be matched. Try living in SF for a few decades, then tell me why this school isn't worth 4 stars. I'll wait.

yeah no. don't send your kids here. being bullied and assaulted was the worst thing to ever happen…read moreto me. the way that nobody could speak up on a single thing due to the fact that last names and sports matter, does eureka high school fully comprehend how awful and traumatic it is to experience the above(and im sure much more!) only to be hushed and bullied into silence? disgusting. you guys couldn't even leave a comment when reported on by local news. i am telling this story for those who were silenced so that parents who are thinking of sending their teens to this high school can understand what truly goes on, and can think again before sending their children here. and listen to your kids if they do attend and if they speak up to you. this needs to end. and clean the bathrooms. so disgusting. tampons and cigs in the toilet. and gum everywhere, why on earth is someone spitting out their gum in the hallways??? i wish i could rate -infinity but i cannot.

Both of my daughters have gone to Humboldt Educare, and have had wonderful experiences there. I…read morealways felt confident that my girls were well cared for both physically and emotionally, with teachers that truly engaged with them. They learned valuable social skills and were provided with a wonderful curriculum to learn about the world around them. My girls are fortunate to have started their school experience in a program like Humboldt Educare!

Awesome class for the price, super easy to understand and amazing instructor. Money well spentread more

What a fantastic place. Read up on the work they're doing here and you'll be shocked and amazed. If…read moreyou're in Trinidad, this is a must see. The aquarium and some interpretive signs are open to the public. The staff are amazing.

It might surprise you that a town with 367 residents has its own aquarium, but sure enough, here it…read moreis right on the way to Trinidad Beach. Granted it's not an aquarium with a gift shop full of velveteen octopus, stuffed penguins, and fish-shaped keychains. There are no friendly guides or animated mascots, though there was one helpful HSU student on her way to the restricted laboratory area. Yes, this is a facility run by the school that happens to have all sorts of local marine life in a series of tanks that they've been generous enough to make viewable to the public at no charge (photo: http://bit.ly/2olnQfo). There's even a touch pool out back that features mammoth starfish and sea urchins available to rub like a cheap masseur (photo: http://bit.ly/2m9KvKX). No one will tell you to go back there since it's a working research center more than a tourist attraction, a fact I was well aware of since I was the only visitor when I was there. The trickiest part of planning a visit is making sure they're open, so call in advance, check out their website, or if you're already in the area, they're good about taping up any changes in their hours on the front door. It would be a damn shape if you miss this place. RELATED - Taking an adventure in this part of Northern California? Here's a collection of places I've tried and reviewed: http://bit.ly/2A1YVjy