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Congratulations to Sam Huizinga (HHS Class of 2027) for being named a Commended Student in the National Merit Scholarship Program!
- Sam’s performance on the PSAT/NMSQT placed him among the top 50,000 students nationwide—roughly the top 4%.
Tulip Time Dutch Dance is an experience you’ll never forget — be part of something truly special! Dutch Dance brings people of all ages together to celebrate Tulip Time through music, movement, and tradition.
- All dancers planning to participate MUST REGISTER before January 9, 2027.
Once registration closes, no further dancers will be allowed to join. This is a firm deadline, set by Tulip Time.
Reaching out to someone at your child's school OR contacting a district official is super simple with the new HPS Mobile App
The Holland High School Marching Band kicks off their competition season this weekend. Today, we talk with Seniors Keegan Welsh and Sam Huizinga about the upcoming season!
HPS families are invited to an informative and interactive session with Hope College professor Dr. David Myers from 4–5 p.m. on Wednesday, September 30, in the Holland High School Performing Arts Center.
Have you ever wondered why Holland Public Schools students are released early on Wednesdays? Why does the district set aside an hour each Wednesday for teachers to meet in PLC (Professional Learning Community) teams, and why we believe that time is so important?
- At its heart, the answer is pretty simple: teamwork.
More than just a fun event, the Holland Hospital School Nurse Fun Run directly supports Holland Hospital's School Nurse Program.
- Thursday October 1 | 5- 5:45 PM Check In and Walk In Registration / 6 PM Race Starts
- Kollen Park | New location!
- REGISTRATION IS STILL OPEN!
Register by September 7to vote for the 2026 Fun Run shirt color & guarantee a shirt! - Use code at checkout: funrun26
Students can enter the Fun Run for FREE by making a goal to improve their health. This could be a physical challenge, a change in eating habits, or starting a new wellness activity.
Thanks to community support, this event has raised over $432,400 since 2013.