Please see the posting for a PE Teacher at Highland High School for 2021-2022!
https://www.applitrack.com/highlandcusd5/OnlineApp/JobPostings/View.asp?AppliTrackJobId=725
Some final Door Decorations from this week related to travel
Mr. Uhls’ students work together to create their door decorations focused on travel. Our students and staff have stuck together during the last year and continue to do amazing things, even during the Covid pandemic.
Mr. Miscik finishing up the AP Calculus lesson today. They’re always solving some crazy hard problems in that classroom.
Waiting for the bell to head home
It's basketball season...do you need gear??? If so, get your basketball gear today! The store closes on Monday, February 15!
https://www.bsnteamsports.com/shop/bulldogsbb
A few more HHS Door Decorations
Some more travel themed door decorations at HHS.
Some more HHS Travel Door Decorations
More Door Decorating with the Travel theme. Some really creative work from our students and staff.
HHS Office Staff participated in the Door Decorating Contest at HHS and the theme was travel.
Oh The Places You’ll Go!
Mrs. Himsel’s AP Comp students finish the book Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer
Ms. Beyer and Ms. Wander create the Louvre right here at HHS. They collaborated together to show their love of travel, history, and art. The display shows classic art, as well as music associated with the museum.
We are honored to announce that Highland High School counselor, Mrs. Amber Spaeth, has been nominated for the College Board Counselor Recognition Program. This year, the College Board recognized more than 400 school counselors nominated by colleagues for their work in their school and community. A full list of those counselors can be found at https://counselors.collegeboard.org/pdf/2021-crp-recipients.pdf.
Amber continually works hard to support our students, faculty, and our school with College Board tasks such as SAT, PSAT, NMSQT, and AP testing, National Merit Scholars, and AP Classroom. She also prepares and organizes testing schedules and accommodations sessions for various exams. Congratulations Mrs. Spaeth on your accomplishment!
Our boys basketball team will head to Roxana for their first game of the season on Tuesday, February 9. The freshman start at 4:30pm. No visiting fans allowed. The game will be televised on the NFHS Network and it will be announced live on Bulldog Radio. Good luck!
Students in the STEP program are back at work in the Bulldog Grounds Coffee Shop under the direction of Mrs.Stirewalt and Mrs. Huelsmann. Although we are not serving drinks just yet, students can purchase snacks to eat safety at another time or masks if needed.
Students clean their hands, wear face coverings, and social distance while they wait. Associate Principal Houchins pays a visit as well to see the operation. These students are amazing - both our customers and our workers.
Ms. Stille's Foods and Nutrition class bake blueberry and chocolate chip muffins in the foods lab. Students not only learn how to bake, but also the nutritional value of the ingredients in the food.
It is an honor to announce that Highland High School Choir Teacher, Mr. Andrew Gibb-Clark, has been recognized as part of the Yamaha 40 Under 40 in music education list for 2021. Andy was selected from more than 450 educators nominated from across the country.
Yamaha is featuring and honoring all the 40 Under 40 educators for the positive impact they have on their students, school, district, and wider musical community. Please see the links and article below for more details regarding the award.
https://yamahaeducatorsuite.com/40-under-40/2021/gibb-clark-andrew
https://www.yamahaeducatorsuite.com/40-under-40
Thank you HHS Counselors for all that you do for our students, faculty, and school!
