Holland High School | School Supply Suggested Shopping List - 2026-27
The first day of School is Thursday, August 27.
Supplies may vary based on the courses students are taking. Teachers will communicate any course requirements during the first week of school. It’s recommended that students bring the following supplies:
- Backpack
- Pens & pencils
- Highlighters
- Paper
- Notebooks
- Pocket folders for each class.
- An agenda or planner is very helpful to help students stay organized and manage assignments.
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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.
Saturday's Soccer matchup between Holland and West Ottawa is another celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month!
- 10am - JV Soccer
- Food trucks | Jhomary's and La Tehuanita
- 12n-ish Varsity Soccer
- Halftime - Ballet Folklorico Sol Azteca
- After the Game - Grupo Super Nova!
Join HPS students and staff as we celebrate the start of Hispanic Heritage Month!
- Before & During the Holland Dutch Football Game
- Friday, September 18, 6pm at Ray & Sue Smith Stadium | Hope College
Activities
- Face painting,
- Food Trucks (Dos Climas & Tarriko)
- Hispanic Heritage Interactive Board
- Parade of Flags
- Holland Dutch Football Game
- Pre-game music & Halftime program from The Holland High School Marching Band
- Performance by Balet Folkloric Sol Azteka
Students & families from each of the K-5 Elementary Schools are encouraged to come to the Varsity Football Game on Friday Night for Elementary Night at Dutch Football. We're talking about it this week with HHS Athletic Director Blake Muller.
We love when parents volunteer at school because your time, talents, and presence make a real difference for our students and staff.
- Whether you have an hour to help at an event, share a special skill, support a classroom, or simply lend a hand, your involvement helps make our schools stronger and our students’ experiences even better.
We’d love to have you join us! Please take a moment to complete our volunteer form and let us know how you’d like to get involved
Next week, all Holland High School students will take the fall NWEA MAP Growth assessments in Math and Reading. These assessments provide valuable insight into what students know, what they are ready to learn next, and the support they need to be successful. MAP Growth is our regular benchmark assessment, administered each fall, winter, and spring; it is not an additional standardized test.
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)