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Friday, May 22, 2026

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A.P. Literature Summer Assignment: Hey, future A.P. Literature students. Swing by Mr. C's room (B1201) to pick up the summer assignment.

A.P. Language Summer Assignment: Attention, students who signed up for AP Lang & Comp next fall: Join our summer Google Classroom with the code o4fzw2pd. There, you will find all the information you need about summer reading requirements.

Work-Based Learning: Current Juniors interested in Work-Based Learning - please fill out this form as soon as possible if you are interested in Work-Based Learning for the upcoming Fall semester. See Mr. Mouw with any questions! (link to the form: https://forms.gle/Y2CjkwmkM2wqhhaF9)

Summer School: Need to make up credits? Summer school is a great way to get back on track in a supportive, focused setting.

Dates: June 8 – June 30, 2026
Time: 8:30 AM – 12:30 PM (Monday–Friday)

Good to know:

Bussing available Monday–Thursday (no bussing on Fridays)
Breakfast and lunch are provided Monday–Friday
Short days, small setting, and a chance to knock out credits without the distractions of a full school day

If you’re unsure whether you should attend, go ahead and sign up to reserve a spot. It’s much easier to remove your name later than to be added to a waitlist once classes fill.

This is your opportunity to move forward, catch up, and start next year with confidence. We’re here to help you succeed!

Please sign up on here

Spring Disc Golf Tournament: There will be a disc golf tournament on Friday, May 29th! Students can register as a team of 2 (scramble style) or as a free agent to be paired up with another single. The tournament will start after school on Friday, May 29th at 3:00, with the last groups teeing off by 5:00. Prizes will be awarded to teams finishing in 1st/2nd place, as well as individuals with exceptional shots. You can register by clicking on the *UPDATED LINK* here, or in person, the day of the tournament, by showing up outside the PAC after school. Beginners are welcome, and discs are free to use! Come out and join us as we enjoy this beautiful weather and celebrate the end of our school year with a little disc golf! See you then!

Holland Band: Current 9th-11th Grade Students: If you are looking for something fun, new, and different to do this summer and fall, consider joining the HHS Color Guard! Color Guard combines the artistry of spinning and tossing flags with dance and choreography and is an important part of the visual effect that contributes to the success of the HHS Marching Band! There is only one more Color Guard "Experience Nights" remaining: May 26th, from 6-8 p.m. in the HHS Band Room. Learn some new skills, meet some great new people, and check out what being in Color Guard is all about! Join us for either or both nights! These are open to everyone, and no experience is necessary! Hope to see you there!

Graduate with CLEP and Modern States: Modern State Education Alliance(modernstates.org), a nonprofit organization dedicated to making college affordable and attainable, offers FREE online courses in all CLEP subjects. Taught by college professors, the self-paced courses align to CLEP exams and feature lectures, quizzes, and free textbooks. Students must earn a passing score in order to receive college credit. Most colleges in the area will accept these credits (please check with each institution). Summer is the perfect time for all motivated students to take advantage of this opportunity. Remember, HHS is a CLEP testing site. Please contact Mr. Rumpsa for more information. jrumpsa@hollandpublicschools.org.

Sports - https://hollandathletics.com/

Baseball: Come out and support be nice at today’s baseball game at 4 PM! Learn about the be nice Action Plan — Notice, Invite, Challenge, Empower, — and help raise awareness for mental health. be nice will be selling shirts for $10 cash, and will also have other fun goodies and giveaways available. We hope to see you there!

Men's Volleyball: Holland Men's Volleyball ended their regular season schedule on a high note, even in a Senior Night Loss to Zeeland. We have had a lot of improvement throughout the season and had strong performances tonight from Mason Hart, Noah Nava, O'Ryan Ready, Luke Rund-Scott, Leonidas Ortiz, David Uk, Raul Reyes, and Alex Rodriguez, and that will help us next week as we prepare for our Regional Match next Thursday. Come join us next Tuesday, 5/26, for our First Annual Alumni Match in the Dome vs the 2025 Team at 5:30, and also next Thursday night at Holland Christian (5 PM) for our Regional Match. Great job, guys.

Holland Sports Performance: This summer, our sports performance program (stay tuned for a new title, coming soon) will have EXPANDED OFFERINGS! We hope to see ALL of our student-athletes in grades 6 through 12 hitting the weight room this summer to prepare for a great 2026-27 school year. The summer is a crucial time for development, and our new Athlete Development Coordinator, Coach Mike Woodby, is ready to take you all to the next level! Please see the summer schedule below: STARTING MONDAY, JUNE 8, 6:30 AM - 8:00 AM (Monday through Friday). For the early risers, a smaller group setting and more individualized instruction, 8:30 AM - 10:00 AM (Monday through Friday) This is our "normal" session and the one that will allow you to use HPS transportation to arrive in the morning. If you're taking an HPS bus, there is no return bus until after summer school is completed, after 12:00 PM. 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM (Monday through Thursday) Evening opportunity for those who work mornings 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM (Friday only) Extra morning session NOTE: No workouts the week of June 29, as this is the MHSAA mandated "dead week" for high school sports. If you have questions about the program, feel free to contact Coach Woodby at mwoodby@hollandpublicschools.org

Holland High Podcasts can be found here: https://hollandhighpodcasts.weebly.com/

Word of the Day

Fraught describes something that causes or involves a lot of emotional stress or worry. When fraught is used in the phrase “fraught with,” it means “full of something bad or unwanted.”

The siblings had a fraught relationship.

The paper was poorly researched and fraught with errors.

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