HHS SnowComing Dance
Saturday, February 18| 8-11pm | Holland Civic Center
- $15 on/before February 15
- $20 starting February 16
GUEST PASS REQUIRED FOR ALL NON-HHS STUDENTS | DUE FEB. 15 in ATHLETIC OFFICE
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Today is the last day of school for the Holland High Class of 2026. This week on the podcast we talk to one of the graduating members of the Class of 2026.
HPS is proud to provide 7-Day Meal Boxes to families in the district during the summer months.
Each box will contain a menu with food prep instructions and food items for 7 breakfasts and 7 lunches per week.
- Meal pick-up will be located at Central Wesleyan Church (446 West 40th St. Holland MI 49423 - Door A) from 12:00-1:00 PM
- Thursday, June 11 through July 30
- Meals will be distributed based on a first come first served basis and not based on pre-registration.
There is no need to register for these meals... just stop by during the pick-up time to receive the meals for your student(s).
For the last 77 years, May has been designated as Mental Health Awareness Month. It was introduced by the organization Mental Health America, with the focus of increasing awareness, reducing stigma, and promoting wellness.
In this month's newsletter, you'll learn more about practices that can help improve our children’s mental health as well as our own.
As we prepare for the start of the next school year, it's time to register your student for 2026-27. This is something we ask ALL current HPS families to do EVERY year. Completing the registration lets us know:
- Your student(s) will be returning next year!
- Your household contact information is up to date
- Your student health information is up to date
- if you are requesting transportation for the 2026-2027 school year (Deadline to request bussing is August 1.)
Without this information, your student can not be added to a class list for next year OR have a class schedule created for them.
This week, we have highlights from the Holland Early College 13th Year Celebration - with Student Speaker Max Calanchi.
Every day at Escape Ministries, students who have been labeled as “failures” or “troubled youth” defy the odds to overcome family turmoil, addiction, expulsions, court sentences, deceased & incarcerated parents, and yet still somehow hang on. The Hero In Me program at Escape Ministries celebrates these heroic youth and helps the community to see beneath the surface – to peoples’ hearts and stories.
HHS is proud to have two students recognized as Hero In Me Finalists:
- Anotidaishe Mangwiro
- Juan Reyna
They both win $1000 scholarship each, and a college/career-ready backpack stuffed with a laptop and more, along with continued mentorship into their future endeavors.
This week we talk with our Community Coordinators Alex Crisp (Holland Heights & HMS), Grace Stupka (West & Jefferson), and Kate Leighton-Colburn (HLA and HHS) about the Registration Block Party and Ice Cream Social on Wednesday, April 29, 5:30-7pm at Holland Middle School.