Upon incorporating in 1889 , Fort Bragg established its first public school for children in grades one through eight , the four-room City Grammar School and six years later added another of equal size , Park Grammar School . With no legal requirement at the time to educate children older than 14 , no public option was provided for students above that age . When the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and subsequent three days of fire struck the area a large majority of the town 's structures were destroyed , including both schools . Afterwards , it was decided during the rush to rebuild that the time had come to construct a modest high school in addition to rebuilding the existing two . Records show that a " Mr. Biggers " was contracted to oversee the construction for a sum of $ 16,500 on land the city purchased from Dave Brandon , located on Harrison Street just north of the intersection with Bush
1906 San Francisco earthquake
1906 San Francisco earthquake
Fort Bragg High School