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important hjh information
New 2nd Semester Bell Schedule
On December 16, 2020 the Healdsburg Unified School District held their regularly scheduled Board Meeting. The Board of Trustees voted to continue with Distance Learning through February 12, 2020. For more information, please click HERE.
Grab and Go Meals HUSD will provide Grab and Go free meals during Distance Learning. Please click HERE for more information.
library / technology support
HJH Library Information - The Library is open Monday- Friday, 8:00 - 3:00 (closed for lunch). Students and parents can visit during this time to exchange a non-functioning Chromebook for one that is working.
Also, library books may be checked out and returned during this time. The HJH Library selection of books (and eBooks) can be found here: Library Link. Email Ms. Anderson at landerson@husd.com with any questions.
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About Our School
Healdsburg Junior High is the only junior high in the Healdsburg School District. Enrollment for the 2018-19 school year is approximately 350 students in grades six, seven and eight. Students from HJH normally matriculate to Healdsburg High School. Students from four elementary schools representing three districts promote into HJH (Healdsburg Elementary, Healdsburg Charter, West Side School, and Alexander Valley School).
Our school staff includes a bilingual principal, a dean of students, 18 credentialed teachers, one library technician, one bilingual office assistant, one credentialed counselor, one part-time speech and language therapist, one part-time nurse and 10 classified support personnel. Healdsburg Junior High is supported by an active Parent Teacher Organization (PTO), Governance Council, and the English Language Advisory Committee (ELAC). Our school has a seven period block schedule with two days of extended block instructional periods. Students take a core program of seven classes including English, History, Math, Science, Physical Education and two periods of intervention or enrichment/elective classes. We offer intervention classes in all grade levels of Math and within a grade level combined reading course.
HJH students can access a safe, enriching after school experience through the City of Healdsburg's "Club H" located on campus and sponsored by the California Department of Education. HJH students also attend Boys and Girls Club and Fitch Mountain Day Camp after school.
