Monday, February 26, 2018

Highland 2/26-3/5/18


Dear Parent/Guardian, Student, and Highland Ram Supporter,

Students interested in taking a lifeguard class for dual enrollment credit, please read the information below and contact Highland with questions or concerns=

ISU Life Guard Class=

Come all and support our Highland Band tonight 2/26/18 for their annual Potato Bar and Silent Auction at the Highland Cafeteria from 5-8pm. Family ticket $20, individual ticket $5.

This Wednesday 2/28/18 from 6pm-9pm, we invite all Highland students and their families to our annual family ski/snowboard night at Pebble Creek Ski Resort, lift pass provided by Highland High School. Rentals available at a cost from Barrie's Ski & Sport's and the Pebble Creek Ski Lodge. The Pebble Creek Ski Lodge Grill will be closed, but Highland will be providing Pizza and Salad. Come, bring your family, and enjoy night skiing or snowboarding this Wednesday 2/28/18 from 6-9pm. Transportation to and from the ski resort not provided by the school. 
  
Wrapping up winter activities, boys basketball finished a great season and we are proud of all they accomplished. 

Congratulations to Coach Cordingley and our wrestling team who took 7th at state and had 8 wrestler's that placed (1st-6th). https://docs.google.com/document/d/1KwXKP2fPKlrDQngAv-lD6sZ6uUH-Hrhmf6nedpvXSvs/edit?usp=sharing 

Congratulations to Konnor Cordingley for winning the 5A state championship at the 138lb. weight class! Also, great job to our Athletic Director, Travis Bell, for running the state wrestling tournament and doing an amazing job.

Speech and Debate competed at districts at Century High School on Saturday and sealed 12 of 16 breaks going to state next week on March 9-10th at Boise High School. We are so proud of these students and Coach Robin Christensen for all their hard work and we wish them the best of luck at state competition. Here is the state link=http://www.idhsaa.org/activities/debate.aspx

Cheer and Dance will be headed to Boise, ID on March 16th. Last year they were runners-up for the state title and we are excited to see them compete again this year at state. Here are is the state link=

We are so proud of all our students at Highland in all they are doing. We have had an amazing first and second trimester. It is crazy that third trimester is already upon us. In this trimester we have Highland Make-A-Wish, state ISAT testing, SAT testing, along with completing the year and graduation. Also, we have golf, baseball, softball, tennis and track and field. It will be an eventful finish for our year. Please check the academic calendar and Activites calendar for dates of upcoming events= 

HIGHLAND ACADEMIC CALENDAR:

HIGHLAND SPORTS/ACTIVITES CALENDAR:

We appreciate and love our students at Highland. Thank you parents for all you do to support them and Highland High School.

We appreciate your feedback and support in our efforts to continually improve. Attached is an area where you can submit comments, anonymously where you feel Highland needs improvement. We appreciate your feedback. 


We will review these comments weekly as an administration.  We love our students and we want to continually improve their educational experience at Highland High School. Please share with us regularly any ideas you think we could implement. Thank you!

Go Highland Rams!
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Out of Country 2019 Spring Break Travel Opportunities
Students have the opportunity to travel to China on an educational tour during spring break 2019, March 16-March 25. Students will explore Beijing, Shanghai, and Xi’an. The trip includes a trip to the Great Wall of China and the Forbidden City. For more information contact Camille Marchand marchaca@sd25.us or Glenda Funk funkgl@sd25.us. Enrollment ends February 16, 2018, after which time cost for the trip will increase. Students (and parents) can secure their spot on the tour with a $95.00 deposit. The trip includes airfare, lodging, two extra excursions, travel insurance, breakfast and lunch, and many cultural and exciting adventures that will last a lifetime! 

Also, students interested in traveling to Scotland and Ireland from March 14-March 23, 2019 can contact Pam Fleischmann fleiscpa@sd25.us. 

ATTENTION POTENTIAL GRADUATES and PARENTS=
Senior All-Night Graduation Party plans are in full swing and we're excited for an amazing celebration! We are currently seeking monetary and prize donations. If you would like to donate or have connection with a business you could contact for donation, please let us know. Also, if you'd like to help with tickets, advertising, food, games, entertainment, fundraising, prizes, slideshow, decorations, security, or chaperoning, we'd love to have as many parents involved as possible. 
Annie Leavitt (Senior Class Party Coordinator)  208-705-7131  hhs2018gradparty@gmail.com 
Brett Lewis (Fundraising Team Leader)  208-705-7964  brett.lewis@dhw.idaho.gov 
Leeann Campbell (Fundraising Team Leader)  208-221-8262  campleeann@cableone.net  



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IMPORTANT HHS SITES/LINKS KEEPING YOU INFORMED:

INFINITE CAMPUS:
https://ic.sd25.us/campus/portal/pocatello.jsp

HIGHLAND RAM ATTITUDES:

SCHOOL DISTRICT#25 HIGH SCHOOL CURRICULUM HANDBOOK: Page 4 has Graduation Requirements
http://www.sd25.us/PDF/Curriculum/Handbooks/17-18-HS-Handbook.pdf

HIGHLAND ACADEMIC CALENDAR:

HIGHLAND SPORTS/ACTIVITES CALENDAR:

SCHOLARSHIPS: For current information on SCHOLARSHIPS please check the link-https://sites.google.com/a/sd25.us/schools/scholarships

HIGHLAND SCHOOL DATA ANALYSIS:

HIGHLAND INTERVENTIONS for ACADEMICS/ATTENDANCE/BEHAVIOR:

DISTRICT CAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION CLASSES:

DISTRICT AP/DUAL ENROLLMENT CLASSES:

HIGHLAND SCHOOL SONGS: 

HIGHLAND NEWSLETTER: Check in on the weekly blog updated by HHS administration each weekend. http://rammessages.blogspot.com/?view=classic


HIGHLAND YOUTUBE CHANNEL: Check out RAMTV produced by the HHS Broadcasting classes= https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9dzu9D7sw_44YVVXyiFh9g

HIGHLAND MEDIA CENTER INSTAGRAM: Follow @highlandreads 

PRINCIPAL WALLACE's TWITTER: Follow@wall7935

Be sure and purchase your $2 Ticket or Tickets for the Lithia Chrysler Jeep Dodge RAM of Pocatello Raffle benefiting Athletics and Activities.  Last year a Pocatello High School parent won a brand new Dodge Dart all expenses paid including taxes.  Over $56,000 was raised for school activities in the Pocatello/Chubbuck School District in last years raffle.  Support athletics and activities again this year and buy raffle tickets for $2 for the chance to win a new Jeep Renegade worth $25,000 donated by Lithia Chrysler Jeep Dodge RAM of Pocatello. There is no limit on the number of tickets you can buy.  All expenses for the car are covered, including taxes.  All proceeds go to school athletics and activities.  Tickets are on sale until May 21, 2018 and the drawing will take place at the new Lithia Dealership in Pocatello on May 31, 2018.  Contact the school bursar to buy tickets (208)237-1300 and/or look to buy tickets and see the car on display at home events throughout the school year.

Ticket Prices for Events @ HHS:
$6-Adults
$5-Seniors 55 and up
$4-Children 6-14yrs.
FREE-Staff w/Activities Card
FREE-Any Pocatello School District High School Student w/Activities Card
$3-Middle School Student w/Activities Card
$4-Visiting Student(s) w/Activities Card

Family Events/Activities Passes available for $130.  This gets you and your entire immediate family (except high school students-they must buy their own activity card) into any home event for the entire school year.  This does NOT include Holt Arena. 

HIGHLAND HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE OF EVENTS FOR THE WEEK

Monday 2/26/18: First Day Trimester 3
5pm-8pm Highland Band Potato Feed and Silent Auction ($5 Individual Ticket/$20 Family Ticket) @ HHS Cafeteria

Tuesday 2/27/18:

Wednesday 2/28/18: 
6pm-9pm HHS Family Ski/Snowboard Night @ Pebble Creek Resort-Lift Passes & Dinner Provided

Thursday 3/1/18: 
8am Higher Education Day @ Highland High School

Friday 3/2/18:

Saturday 3/3/18:
10am Baseball Jamboree Varsity @ Halliwell Park; JV @ Hawthorne; Freshman @ Highland
Monday 3/5/18:

Tuesday 3/6/18:
4pm-5:30pm General Tutoring Room B4 & B74
4pm-5:30pm English Tutoring Room B15
4pm-5:30pm Math Tutoring Room B69

3:30pm Softball Jamboree @ Capell Park

Wednesday 3/7/18:
4pm-5:30pm General Tutoring Room B4
4pm-5:30pm English Tutoring Room B15
4pm-5:30pm Math Tutoring Room B69

Upcoming Events:
  • 4pm-5:30pm Tutoring Every Tuesday, Wednesday, & Thursday
    • English Room B15
    • General Tutoring Rooms B4 & B74
    • Math Tutoring Room B69
  • 3/9 Current 9th, 10th, 11th Grade Students Choice of New Boundary School or Current School Due
  • 3/11 Daylight Savings
  • 3/13 Key Club Blood Drive @HHS
  • 3/15 Current 8th Grade Students Choice of High School Due: With New Boundary and Sibling Rule Consideration
  • 3/15 ISU Tech Expo
  • 3/31 Spring Casual Dance
  • 4/2-4/9/18 Highland Make-A-Wish Week
  • 4/2 & 4/10=ISAT 2.0 Testing for all Sophomores-State Graduation Requirement (Please make sure your sophomore students are in attendance on these days)
  • 4/10 Juniors Statewide SAT Testing Day @ Highland
  • 4/17 Every 15 Minutes Assembly & Crash
  • 4/30 12pm Highland Highest Honors Luncheon and Awards @ Highland Media Center
  • 4/30 6:30pm District Highest Honors Reception @ Highland High School Cafeteria
  • 5/5 Highland Prom
  • 5/17-18 Graduates Finals
  • 5/18 Graduates Last Day of School
  • 5/21 Graduates Makeup Day (for those that need it)
  • 5/23-24 Finals for Trimester 3
  • 5/24 Last Day of School
  • 5/25 9am Mandatory Graduation Rehearsal @ Holt Arena
  • 5/25 6pm Highland Graduation @ Holt Arena
  • 5/25 10:30pm Senior All-Night Graduation Party @ Mountain Event Center for more information or to volunteer to help please email hhs2018gradparty@gmail.com
  • 5/29 Record Day
  • 5/29-6/1 9-11am & 1-3pm Graduate Diploma Pickup Day and Fee Payment
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Tuesday, February 20, 2018

Highland 12/19-12/24/18


Dear Parent/Guardian, Student, and Highland Ram Supporter,

Please take time and provide us feedback through our survey we send out each trimester. The survey is completely anonymous. We will be sending it out 3 separate times to boost participation. You only need to participate once. Thanks!

https://goo.gl/forms/G6a4LNflqJCKniP02
Update on the our district moving from a school of choice system to an open enrollment with boundaries system. Tonight, Tuesday 2/20/18, at 6:30pm at the District Office the school board will be meeting to hear the proposal decided upon by the boundary committee and the information provided by the focus groups.

From Monday 2/12/18 through Friday 2/23/18 Highland and Pocatello High School's are working in conjunction with Crescendo Alliance (a non-profit charitable organization) to gather new and used shoes to donate to rural areas of 3rd world Latin American countries. High heels, boots with heels, and flip flops are not accepted, but all other shoes, please donate to Highland High School or Pocatello High School.

Congratulations to girls basketball finishing 6th in the state and to 5 of our speech & debate students qualifying for nationals this past weekend. Boys district basketball continues tonight at 7pm at Highland High School v. Rigby and State Wrestling is this Friday 2/23 and Saturday 2/24 at the Holt Arena. We are so proud of all the students participating in these events. Also, Cheer and Dance will be headed to Boise, ID on March 16th. Here are is the state link=

Finals for the 2nd trimester are coming up on Wednesday 2/21/18-Thursday 2/22/18 followed by no school on Friday 2/23/18 for a record day. The first day of the 3rd trimester is Monday 2/26/18. 

Reminder to students and parents regarding finals, finishing up the second trimester. The expectation is that students will remain in class during finals and will not be able to checkout during class time. This time has been reserved for students to complete finals and will be protected as such.  This will minimize distractions and create the best possible environment for assessment.  All the high schools in the district seek academic excellence and creating an appropriate environment for assessment is essential in helping students perform at their best.  

The question then becomes, "Can I check my student out during finals?"  The answer is, not during class time.  If there is an emergency then school administration will determine how to respond and will work with those involved.  Dental appointments or other doctor appointments do not count as emergencies and the school expectation is that these appointments will need to be rescheduled when they do not infringe on the time dedicated for finals.  Please call the school and speak with school administration with questions or concerns.    

We appreciate your support and understanding.

The finals schedule is as follows=

Wednesday 2/21/18
8:32 – 9:30 - 1st Hour Review                                                    
9:37 – 10:37 -  2nd Hour Review                                                
10:42 – 11:42 – 3rd Hour Review                                             
11:42 – 12:30 – Lunch                                                   
12:30 – 2:00 – 4th Hour Final                                        
2:10 – 3:42 – 5th Hour Final

Thursday 2/22/18
8:32 – 10:02 - 1st Hour Final
10:07 – 11:37 – 2nd Hour Final
11:37 – 12:30 – Lunch
12:30 – 2:00 – 3rd Hour Final
2:00 – 3:42 – Complete Missing Work


We appreciate your feedback and support in our efforts to continually improve. 

Go Highland Rams!
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Out of Country 2019 Spring Break Travel Opportunities
Students have the opportunity to travel to China on an educational tour during spring break 2019, March 16-March 25. Students will explore Beijing, Shanghai, and Xi’an. The trip includes a trip to the Great Wall of China and the Forbidden City. For more information contact Camille Marchand marchaca@sd25.us or Glenda Funk funkgl@sd25.us. Enrollment ends February 16, 2018, after which time cost for the trip will increase. Students (and parents) can secure their spot on the tour with a $95.00 deposit. The trip includes airfare, lodging, two extra excursions, travel insurance, breakfast and lunch, and many cultural and exciting adventures that will last a lifetime! 

Also, students interested in traveling to Scotland and Ireland from March 14-March 23, 2019 can contact Pam Fleischmann fleiscpa@sd25.us. 

ATTENTION POTENTIAL GRADUATES and PARENTS=
Senior All-Night Graduation Party plans are in full swing and we're excited for an amazing celebration! We are currently seeking monetary and prize donations. If you would like to donate or have connection with a business you could contact for donation, please let us know. Also, if you'd like to help with tickets, advertising, food, games, entertainment, fundraising, prizes, slideshow, decorations, security, or chaperoning, we'd love to have as many parents involved as possible. 
Annie Leavitt (Senior Class Party Coordinator)  208-705-7131  hhs2018gradparty@gmail.com 
Brett Lewis (Fundraising Team Leader)  208-705-7964  brett.lewis@dhw.idaho.gov 
Leeann Campbell (Fundraising Team Leader)  208-221-8262  campleeann@cableone.net  


News and information from the Counselors and College/ career Advisors
Both IBEW Local 449 Electrical Workers and Local 732 Iron Workers will be visiting HHS on February 14th. If they do not visit one of your classes and you would like information, they will be set up in the Commons area to answer questions and to meet our amazing students during lunch on that day. See Mrs. Santos-Smith in the Counseling Center for further questions.
Juniors interested in attending Girls or Boys State this summer, a meeting will be held on February 13th at lunch in room C-28.  If you have questions, please see Mrs. Santos-Smith or Mr. Holyoak in the Counseling Center.
What is ALA Girls State?
The American Legion Auxiliary’s marquee Girls State program, first presented in 1937, is one of the most respected and coveted experiential learning programs presented in the United States.
The program epitomizes the ALA’s mission to honor those who have brought us our freedom through our enduring commitment to develop young women as future leaders grounded in patriotism and Americanism. The young women become knowledgeable of the democratic process and how our republic form of government works at the state and national levels.
What is Boys State?
American Legion Boys State is among the most respected and selective educational programs of government instruction for U.S. high school students. A participatory program in which students become part of the operation of local, county and state government, Boys State was founded in 1935 to counter the socialism-inspired Young Pioneer Camps. The program was the idea of two Illinois Legionnaires, Hayes Kennedy and Harold Card, who organized the first Boys State at the Illinois State Fairgrounds in Springfield.
At Boys State, participants learn the rights, privileges and responsibilities of franchised citizens. The training is objective and centers on the structure of city, county and state governments. Operated by students elected to various offices, Boys State activities include legislative sessions, court proceedings, law-enforcement presentations, assemblies, bands, choruses and recreational programs.
 Reminder that ISAT testing will be held on April 2 and
April 10.  Also, the juniors will be taking the SAT on April 10.
We are providing these dates to you early in the hopes that you can make the needed changes to your students schedules (vacations, doctor’s appointments, etc.) to work around these dates. The ISAT and SAT tests are mandatory to meet graduation requirements.

Celebrate Idaho State
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2018, 4 – 7PM

Celebrate Idaho State is a free community event, open to everyone. Join us for a fun evening of demonstrations, performances, games,  and
giveaways. Free t-shirts to the first 600 kids courtesy of ISU Credit Union. Free food provided by the Communiversity Committee and Driscoll
 Brothers.
Location
Pond Student Union
Event Type
Academics, Admissions, Alumni, Art, Athletics, Campus Events, Diversity & Culture, Music, Student Activities, Student Union



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IMPORTANT HHS SITES/LINKS KEEPING YOU INFORMED:

INFINITE CAMPUS:
https://ic.sd25.us/campus/portal/pocatello.jsp

HIGHLAND RAM ATTITUDES:

SCHOOL DISTRICT#25 HIGH SCHOOL CURRICULUM HANDBOOK: Page 4 has Graduation Requirements
http://www.sd25.us/PDF/Curriculum/Handbooks/17-18-HS-Handbook.pdf

HIGHLAND ACADEMIC CALENDAR:

HIGHLAND SPORTS/ACTIVITES CALENDAR:
http://highlandrams.org/

SCHOLARSHIPS: For current information on SCHOLARSHIPS please check the link-https://sites.google.com/a/sd25.us/schools/scholarships

HIGHLAND SCHOOL DATA ANALYSIS:

HIGHLAND INTERVENTIONS for ACADEMICS/ATTENDANCE/BEHAVIOR:

DISTRICT CAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION CLASSES:

DISTRICT AP/DUAL ENROLLMENT CLASSES:

HIGHLAND SCHOOL SONGS: 

HIGHLAND NEWSLETTER: Check in on the weekly blog updated by HHS administration each weekend. http://rammessages.blogspot.com/?view=classic


HIGHLAND YOUTUBE CHANNEL: Check out RAMTV produced by the HHS Broadcasting classes= https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9dzu9D7sw_44YVVXyiFh9g

HIGHLAND MEDIA CENTER INSTAGRAM: Follow @highlandreads 

PRINCIPAL WALLACE's TWITTER: Follow@wall7935

Be sure and purchase your $2 Ticket or Tickets for the Lithia Chrysler Jeep Dodge RAM of Pocatello Raffle benefiting Athletics and Activities.  Last year a Pocatello High School parent won a brand new Dodge Dart all expenses paid including taxes.  Over $56,000 was raised for school activities in the Pocatello/Chubbuck School District in last years raffle.  Support athletics and activities again this year and buy raffle tickets for $2 for the chance to win a new Jeep Renegade worth $25,000 donated by Lithia Chrysler Jeep Dodge RAM of Pocatello. There is no limit on the number of tickets you can buy.  All expenses for the car are covered, including taxes.  All proceeds go to school athletics and activities.  Tickets are on sale until May 21, 2018 and the drawing will take place at the new Lithia Dealership in Pocatello on May 31, 2018.  Contact the school bursar to buy tickets (208)237-1300 and/or look to buy tickets and see the car on display at home events throughout the school year.

Ticket Prices for Events @ HHS:
$6-Adults
$5-Seniors 55 and up
$4-Children 6-14yrs.
FREE-Staff w/Activities Card
FREE-Any Pocatello School District High School Student w/Activities Card
$3-Middle School Student w/Activities Card
$4-Visiting Student(s) w/Activities Card

Family Events/Activities Passes available for $130.  This gets you and your entire immediate family (except high school students-they must buy their own activity card) into any home event for the entire school year.  This does NOT include Holt Arena. 

HIGHLAND HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE OF EVENTS FOR THE WEEK
Monday 2/19/18: No School President's Day


Tuesday 2/20/18-Shoe Drive for Rural Areas of Latin American Countries
4pm-5:30pm General Tutoring Room B4 & B74
4pm-5:30pm English Tutoring Room B15
4pm-5:30pm Math Tutoring Room B70

6:30pm School Board Meeting to Discuss Boundaries @ District Office's

 6-8pm ISU Information Night @ Pond Student Union Wood River Room 
At this event you can learn about=
Early College Options in the high school and on an ISU campus
Advanced Opportunities-Fast Forward Opportunities
Application Process
NCAA Eligibility
and more...

7pm Boys District Basketball v Rigby @ Highland (winner plays Thursday, loser is out)

Wednesday 2/21/18: Finals Trimester 2
Finals Trimester 2 Bell Schedule:
8:32 – 9:30 - 1st Hour Review                                                    
9:37 – 10:37 -  2nd Hour Review                                                
10:42 – 11:42 – 3rd Hour Review                                             
11:42 – 12:30 – Lunch                                                   
12:30 – 2:00 – 4th Hour Final                                        
2:10 – 3:42 – 5th Hour Final

4pm-5:30pm General Tutoring Room B4
4pm-5:30pm English Tutoring Room B15
4pm-5:30pm Math Tutoring Room B69

Thursday 2/22/18: Finals Trimester 2
8:32 – 10:02 - 1st Hour Final
10:07 – 11:37 – 2nd Hour Final
11:37 – 12:30 – Lunch
12:30 – 2:00 – 3rd Hour Final
2:00 – 3:42 – Complete Missing Work
4pm-5:30pm General Tutoring Room B4 & B74

4pm-5:30pm English Tutoring Room B15
4pm-5:30pm Math Tutoring Room B70

7pm Boys District Basketball @ Hillcrest (winner goes to State, loser's season is over)

Friday 2/23/18: No School Record Day
State Wrestling @ Holt Arena
http://www.idhsaa.org/sports/wrestling.aspx

1-3pm Highland Baseball Tryouts 9th & 10th Graders @ Next Level in Westwood Mall
4-5:30pm Highland Baseball Tryouts 11th & 12th Graders @ Next Level in Westwood Mall

Saturday 2/24/18
State Wrestling @ Holt Arena
http://www.idhsaa.org/sports/wrestling.aspx

11am-12pm Highland Baseball Tryouts (if needed) @ Next Level in Westwood Mall

Upcoming Events:
  • 4pm-5:30pm Tutoring Every Tuesday, Wednesday, & Thursday
    • English Room B15
    • General Tutoring Rooms B4 & B74
    • Math Tutoring Rooms B69 & B7
  • 2/26 First Day Trimester 3
  • 2/28 5:30-9:30pm HHS Family Ski/Snowboard Night @ Pebble Creek Resort-Lift Passes & Dinner Provided
  • 3/11 Daylight Savings
  • 3/13 Key Club Blood Drive @HHS
  • 3/15 ISU Tech Expo
  • 3/31 Spring Casual Dance
  • 4/2-4/9/18 Highland Make-A-Wish Week
  • 4/2 & 4/10=ISAT 2.0 Testing for all Sophomores-State Graduation Requirement (Please make sure your sophomore students are in attendance on these days)
  • 4/10 Juniors Statewide SAT Testing Day @ Highland
  • 4/17 Every 15 Minutes Assembly & Crash
  • 4/30 12pm Highland Highest Honors Luncheon and Awards @ Highland Media Center
  • 4/30 6:30pm District Highest Honors Reception @ Highland High School Cafeteria
  • 5/5 Highland Prom
  • 5/17-18 Graduates Finals
  • 5/18 Graduates Last Day of School
  • 5/21 Graduates Makeup Day (for those that need it)
  • 5/23-24 Finals for Trimester 3
  • 5/24 Last Day of School
  • 5/25 9am Mandatory Graduation Rehearsal @ Holt Arena
  • 5/25 6pm Highland Graduation @ Holt Arena
  • 5/25 10:30pm Senior All-Night Graduation Party @ Mountain Event Center for more information or to volunteer to help please email hhs2018gradparty@gmail.com
  • 5/29 Record Day
  • 5/29-6/1 9-11am & 1-3pm Graduate Diploma Pickup Day and Fee Payment
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