Healdsburg High School (HHS) is a comprehensive 9-12 grade high school with roughly 700 students and 30 teachers. Healdsburg High School is a cooperative community dedicated to the intellectual, emotional, physical, cultural, and social growth of all students.
We offer a complete high school program which includes A through G courses, Advanced Placement and honors class offerings, English Language Development classes, FFA Agricultural Science Program, CISCO Networking Academy Courses, Multi-media, Automechanics, Culinary Arts, construction, 15 varsity level sports programs, Visual and Performing Arts, McCord Scholarship program, special education resource classes and transition program, an independent study program (CIS) and a supportive continuation high school (Marce Becerra Academy). Please download our Course Catalog from the Academics Page for further information about our classes and programs.
Our student achievement data as well as the list of colleges and universities in which our graduates continue their education both reflect our success.
Please feel free to visit our school. Appointments can be made by contacting Vice Principal Kestrel Davis at kdavis@husd.com
Our history
Healdsburg High School was founded in 1888 and graduated its first class of nine students in 1891. The high school program originally consisted of three years of study. Miss Blake taught the First Year and the Intermediate. Mr. Bull taught the Senior Year and acted as Principal. There was only one course offered and all students were required to follow that program.
The school was housed with the upper grades of the Elementary School in a two story wood frame building in downtown Healdsburg. The High School was later moved to Powell Court where it remained until moving to its present location in 1919.
Healdsburg High School has been accredited by the University of California since June of 1893 and became a four year high school in 1900.
First graduating class of 1891: Julius Fried, Carrie Belle Moulton, Margaret E. Powell, Olleva E. Dutton, Leonora V. Gates, Adelaide Stites, Edith M. Soules, Anna E. Amesbury, Junia R. Cook.
