Come watch the Lady Bulldog Volleyball team battle Collinsville in their home opener on Thursday
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Congratulations to the Varsity Boys Golf team on their win tonight over Triad, Granite City and Civic Memoral. 🖤⛳️❤️
Mr. Durbin’s PrInciple’s of Engineering (PLTW) students work to create a map of their town and house on their own as they learn to “convey a message” and “communicate” to an audience.
Welcome Week at HHS- Today was America 🇺🇸 Day- Red, White, and Blue
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We’re thrilled to welcome Ms. Jennifer Stuttle to the English Department. Stuttle brings 18 years of educational experience from Indiana and recently came home to the Metro East as she has ties to the area. She loves to work with students to enhance their reading and writing process. Here, she sets classroom expectations for classes on the first day of school.
Part 3
High School is an amazing journey for our young people. They grow up so fast, take on added responsibility, and are often faced with pressure we don’t see as they navigate grades, sports, friends, fitting in, and newly found independence.
The highs and sometimes lows they experience are all part of the growing process. Sometimes as parents, it’s hard to know when to intervene and when to let them be. Each child is unique in their own way and will choose their path.
May they all find their way with the love, encouragement, and support from parents and families, faculty, staff, and coaches, and our school and community. These kids are the next generation of leaders.
Here are a few thoughts to ponder as we start the new school year.
Part 2
High School is an amazing journey for our young people. They grow up so fast, take on added responsibility, and are often faced with pressure we don’t see as they navigate grades, sports, friends, fitting in, and newly found independence.
The highs and sometimes lows they experience are all part of the growing process. Sometimes as parents, it’s hard to know when to intervene and when to let them be. Each child is unique in their own way and will choose their path.
May they all find their way with the love, encouragement, and support from parents and families, faculty, staff, and coaches, and our school and community. These kids are the next generation of leaders.
Here are a few thoughts to ponder as we start the new school year.
High School is an amazing journey for our young people. They grow up so fast, take on added responsibility, and are often faced with pressure we don’t see as they navigate grades, sports, friends, fitting in, and newly found independence.
The highs and sometimes lows they experience are all part of the growing process. Sometimes as parents, it’s hard to know when to intervene and when to let them be. Each child is unique in their own way and will choose their path.
May they all find their way with the love, encouragement, and support from parents and families, faculty, staff, and coaches, and our school and community. These kids are the next generation of leaders.
Here are a few thoughts to ponder as we start the new school year.
Ms. Megan McKee joins HHS as a math teacher with several years of experience. Here she shares Google Classroom info with students. McKee teaches Intermediate Alg & Alg II, and coaches Cross Country after a collegiate career at Greenville. You will see her running with the pack!
First year teacher Mrs. Anna (Finch) Murphy reviews writing criteria with English I students on her first day as a teacher. Murphy sponsors Yearbook and can be found on the volleyball court coaching the Bulldogs after a college career at Greenville. We’re glad she’s a Bulldog.
First year teacher Ms. Reagan Abert jumps right in on her first day working with students in our Transitional Math Course. Abert is excited to be a Bulldog and brings a fresh energy to our school. She also teaches Basic Algebra and Algebra II, and is a Class Sponsor.
Mr. Jim Warnecke getting excited about the start of the year sharing his passion for teaching with US History students. Warnecke also teaches two sections of Athletic Performance PE and serves as our Head Football Coach.
Mr. Nick Schaible, first year history teacher and Highland grad, works with students in Civics class earlier this week on his first day as a teacher. Schaible shared information about his background, his excitement for teaching and learning, and expectations for the course.
Seasoned veteran Mr. Ron Holt introduces concepts to AP US History students for discussion early this week. Students were asked rhetorical questions as to why we study the past and the importance learning from it.
Ms. Hayes and Mr. Hamilton setting expectations in PE class earlier this week. One new addition to our PE curriculum consists of Athletic Performance PE which allows extended opportunities related to weight training, agility, core work, speed, and conditioning.
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Join us tonight for the Annual Football Charity Scrimmage! The game starts at 5pm at Hunsche Field.
Congratulations to the Varsity Boys Golf Team on finishing 3rd in the Large School Division of the Madison County Golf Tournament. Easton Belford finished 5th and Dominick Emig finished 7th overall. Well done fellas. ❤️⛳️🖤