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Eureka Senior High

Eureka City Schools · Humboldt County · 1915 J Street, Eureka, CA 95501-3052

(707) 441-2508 · www.eurekacityschools.org/eurhi.html

5/10
#664
Rank 664 out of 1,227
Top 54%
English Language Arts5/10 · #715 · 42nd percentile
Mathematics5/10 · #690 · 44th percentile
Science6/10 · #540 · 58th percentile

English Language Arts

Math Trend

Science Trend

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School Overview

Nestled in the heart of Eureka along California's rugged North Coast, this is the main public high school serving a coastal city that's equal parts fishing heritage and arts community — a place where the Pacific fog rolls in daily and the pace of life feels genuinely different from the rest of the state. Eureka Senior High lands in the middle of the pack statewide, with science being a relative strength, which makes sense given the school's proximity to Humboldt Bay and the kind of outdoor, environmental curiosity that tends to thrive up here. Families who are drawn to Humboldt County for its natural beauty, tight-knit community feel, and lower cost of living will find a school that reflects the character of the city itself — unpretentious, community-rooted, and working to give students a solid foundation in a place that's truly one of a kind.

Student Demographics

254 students tested · 2024-25 school year

Ethnicity

White
112 (44%)
Hispanic
67 (26%)
Asian
28 (11%)
Multiple Races
27 (11%)
American Indian
9 (4%)
Pacific Islander
9 (4%)
Other
3 (1%)

Key Indicators

English Learners39 (15%)
Socioeconomically Disadvantaged166 (65%)
Students with Disabilities31 (12%)

Staff & Teachers(2024-25)

1,162
Enrollment
60.3
Teachers (FTE)
19.3:1
Student-Staff Ratio
4
Administrators (FTE)
24.2
Avg Class Size*(2023-24)

Graduation Rate

94.4%of students graduate within 4 years

Graduation Rate Trend

College Readiness

Advanced Placement (AP) and International Baccalaureate (IB) programs offer college-level coursework and are a key indicator of academic rigor.

9
AP Courses
offered
14.7%
AP Participation
of students
190
AP Enrollment
students

Source: Civil Rights Data Collection (CRDC) 2021-22

Athletics

Logger · CIF North Coast Section

19
varsity sports
7 boys
8 girls
BaseballBasketball (Boys)Basketball (Girls)Cross Country (Boys)Cross Country (Girls)Football (11 person)Golf (Boys)Golf (Girls)

Source: CIF Home Campus 2025-26

Community Enrichment Programs

This supplementary score measures the availability of enrichment programs — such as tutoring, music, dance, sports, and arts — within 3 miles of the school. Schools in communities with more diverse and accessible programs score higher.

Nearby Programs6/10 · #1079 · 51st percentile

68 programs within 3 miles. Ranked among High Schools in California.

Nearby Libraries

No programs found