Alba Rodriguez-Lima Earns All-State honors
Alba jumped a personal record of 5'3'' and took 5th place in the High Jump at the State Track and Field meet!
Also setting personal records at the meet:
- Senior Madalyn Daniels ran a PR of 26.19 in the 200m Prelims.
- Freshman Miona Rodgers ran a PR of 26.33 in the 200m Prelims.
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HHS Student Senate is hosting a movie night featuring Cars 2.
- Friday, September 19, 8pm at HHS Soccer Field
- All grades/ages are welcome
- Bring a lawn chair or blanket
- Snacks for purchase
Gentex is sponsoring the 2nd Annual Districtwide STEM Night on Thursday, September 25, 5-7pm in the HHS Commons
- Chemistry Experiments
- Robotics Demonstration
- LEGOs
- Virtual Reality Games
- Community Partners
- and more!
Whose paper plane can fly the furthest? Fold and fly your plane in the Paper Airplane contest to see if it's you!
Talk to your STEM teacher to learn more!
Students at Holland High School have a new way to connect with service opportunities in our city! Learn more about the new Rotary Interact Club at HHS.
Families are invited to join Holland High School administration for Pastries & Principals on Thursday, September 18 at 3:30 p.m. in the Book Nook/Media Center.
HPS Nutritional News Monthly Newsletter
- School Breakfast Program
- Celebrating 25 Years of Service
- 10 Cent-a-Meal for Michigan Kids & Farms
Next week, Holland High School students will take the Fall NWEA MAP Growth assessments in Reading and Math. These important benchmark tests provide valuable insight into what students know and what they are ready to learn next.
What families should know
This is our regular benchmark testing that we administer each fall, winter, and spring. It is not additional standardized testing. We are communicating with families now because the testing format is changing this year. Instead of students testing in their English and math classes, the new schedule more closely mirrors state testing. This shift will help us prepare students for state assessments and also reduce the impact on instructional time in their core classes.
EVERY student in the district will gain from ALL families completing the Education Benefits form.
- Enhances Student programming (more counselors, tutors and supplies)
- Academic Savings (reduced test, college and athletic fees)
- Technology Access (Internet/computer support at home)
- Nutritional Assistance (summer grocery funding)