Welcome to Holland High School

DAILY BELL SCHEDULE (M,Tu, Th, F)

Lunch hour is determined by area of the building. C, D, J/K Wing= A Lunch | B Wing = B Lunch.

ADVISORY - (Early Release Wednesday)

HALF DAYS

District Calendar

Holland Public Schools Student Handbook

2025-26 Course Book

The parking lot is the property of Holland Public Schools and parking in this lot is a privilege. In accordance with school policy and state mandates, school personnel may search cars. 

Students who find it necessary to drive to school MUST park in the assigned student parking lot. Staff parking lots are prohibited from 7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. All students must have their cars registered. Forms are available in the HHS office. There is a $20.00 fee for parking permits.

Students are not permitted to sit in cars or loiter in the parking lots during the school day or during any school-sponsored events. Students may lose parking privileges for doing so.

Any student driver who drives in an unsafe and reckless manner, or violates vehicle nuisance statutes, is subject to legal penalties that may include penalty points on the students' driving record. Furthermore, the student is subject to loss of driving/parking privileges on school property and may be suspended from school.

Students are totally responsible for their car no matter who they may loan it to and other situations that may occur.

Parking Violations

• Holland High School has purchased a device called "the boot" which can be placed on the wheel of an improperly parked or non-registered car making it impossible to drive away without its removal.
• Parking in staff parking lots, the front drop-off and parking area, on the grass, in restricted places such as fire lanes, or in unmarked places at the end of rows are causes for having "the boot" placed on your vehicle. In addition, unregistered vehicles and vehicles not displaying their parking tags are subject to getting "the boot."
• There is a $10.00 fine for the first violation for vehicles that are registered. Non-registered vehicles will be charged $30 for parking violations. Penalties increase for subsequent violations. 

Ottawa Community Schools Network (OCSN)

• Connect students and families to all in-school and community-based resources such as mental health services, the Power H Shop, Mobile Food Pantry, etc. 
• Offer student check-ins/other in-school support services as needed
• Contact Tyler Mouw

Arbor Circle E3 Therapists

• Provide year-round in-school individual and group mental health services regardless of ability to pay
• Certified TRAILS Coach/Instructor
• Contact Frankie Wamsley or Tyler Mouw (OCSN) for a referral

Additional School-based Therapists

• Provide culturally and linguistically-competent in-school individual therapy services
• Rose Oaklander (Bethany Christian Services)
• Yvette Chiquito (Mosaic Counseling)
• Contact Tyler Mouw (OCSN) for a referral

Prime for Life

• Virtual class, held multiple times a month, led by an addiction specialist and certified Prime for Life instructor
• Evidence-based and highly motivational program that explains the reality of substance use and how it can impact anyone, regardless of actual usage
• Contact Veronica Salazar or Tyler Mouw (OCSN) for more information or a referral to this program

Resilience – Healthy Relationships

• Coaching Boys into Men - Evidence-based program tailored for boys' sports teams to develop healthy relationships and social norms 
• Athletes as Leaders - Evidence-based program tailored for girls' sports teams to develop healthy relationships and leadership skills 
• One Love Classes - Evidence-based curricula that teach students of any gender how to have healthy relationships and avoid unhealthy ones 
• Contact Brad Hieftje or Tyler Mouw (OCSN)

Botvin LifeSkills Training

• Interactive skills-based program aimed to promote health and personal development for 11th and 12th grade students 
• Includes 8 lessons on topics such as self-management skills, social skills, and drug/gambling resistance skills 
• Contact Zach Yokom or Tyler Mouw (OCSN)

Holland Momentum Center

• Offer coping skills groups, general support groups, and social/recreational programming for teens throughout the year 
• Costs $1 per year to participate in all programming 
• Contact Jenna Vipond or Tyler Mouw (OCSN)

I AM Academy

• Dismantling the school-to-prison pipeline systems within educational institutions through mentorships with students and community partnerships 
• Meet regularly as a group in-school and provide meaningful experiences in the community to empower and inspire Black/African American youth 
• Contact Henry Cherry or Tyler Mouw (OCSN)

Holland Boys and Girls Club

• Offer programs and scholarship opportunities year-round to support academic success, good character and citizenship, and healthy lifestyles 
• Enable all young people, especially those who need it most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, and responsible citizens 
• Contact Kaylee Willis or Tyler Mouw (OCSN)

Latin American United for Progress (LAUP)

• Offer programs and scholarship opportunities to youth (¡adelante! and ¡más adelante!) and adults (language classes, GED, citizenship, Latin dance, etc.)
• Empower Latinos to participate in creating a better community for all through advocacy, celebration, and education
• Contact Julian Lugo or Tyler Mouw (OCSN)