Kennedy Post and Remington May will be representing Missouri at the FBLA National Leadership Conference in Orlando, FL June 28-July 2. Both are competing in Computer Applications.
Mrs. TenEyck's 1st grade learned about the five healthy food groups from our HES cooks and made their own mini pizzas today!
Congratulations to Nash Dawson! He is our Highland Elementary 3rd grade Student of the Month for May. Follow the link to hear what his teachers have to say.
https://youtu.be/JVqImmSXSdA
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Congratulations to Amy Savage! She is our Highland Elementary 6th grade Student of the Month for May. Follow the link to hear what her teachers have to say.
https://youtu.be/5zW-66ZB0rQ
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Congratulations to Jemma Meyers! She is our Highland Elementary 1st grade Student of the Month for May. Follow the link to hear what her teachers have to say.
https://youtu.be/oI_wVyf9t04
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Congratulations to Aloni Lewis! She is our Highland Elementary Preschool Student of the Month for May. Follow the link to hear what her teachers have to say.
https://youtu.be/4WL4RKRKtIs
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Congratulations to Annabelle Howes! She is our Highland Elementary 4th grade Student of the Month for May. Follow the link to hear what her teachers have to say.
https://youtu.be/g_N2hsYV5zQ
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Congratulations to Grace Drebes! She is our Highland Elementary 5th grade Student of the Month for May. Follow the link to hear what her teachers have to say.
https://youtu.be/0dhJ4ac4AgE
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Congratulations to Sawyer Hays! She is our Highland Elementary Kindergarten Student of the Month for May. Follow the link to hear what her teachers have to say.
https://youtu.be/cUhVU4VXIgk
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Congratulations to Drew Wiskirchen! He is our Highland Elementary 2nd grade Student of the Month for May. Follow the link to hear what his teachers have to say.
https://youtu.be/q6cqRPaLvxs
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Attention Parents, Guardians and Students:
Please assist in making our pick-up/drop-off and parking safe at Highland High School.
Over this year student driving, parking and parking lot concerns has been a growing area of concern. We are now asking that parents please talk to your students about slowing down as they enter/exit the school, and watch for pedestrians at all times. Students driving recklessly or revving engines, peeling out, or any horseplay on the premises will result in loss of driving privileges, disciplinary action and/or could result in a driving violation.
Additionally, students will be asked to enter the building upon arrival. Students will not be allowed to sit in vehicles once they have arrived in the student parking lot. Students will not be allowed to gather in the student parking lot after hours.
Thank you in advance for your attention to this matter
Mrs. Jennings' Kindergarten Class starred in their first HES music program!
Our Highland Elementary kindergarten musicians rounded out our 23-24 music season with an amazing spring concert Tuesday night!
We rightly get to brag about how talented the musicians in our school district are and it all starts right here in kindergarten. What a privilege it will be to watch their talent grow!
#cougarmusicians #cougarpride
Mrs. TenEyck's 1st grade received their stuffies from Mrs. Ann Murphy's Fashion and Interior Design class at HHS. 1st grade students colored/designed a printed copy of their animal, and HHS students created the sewn stuffie. This partnership for all of 1st grade has been so much fun this year! Thanks Mrs. Murphy and your talented students!
HIGHLAND YOUTH FOOTBALL CAMP
Chevie Sharpe beat the Clarence Cannon Conference 400 meter dash record with a time of 59.15. Congratulations Chevie!
2nd Grade Field Trip was a success!
Chicks are here in second grade.
The V/JV baseball games scheduled for today vs. Macon have been moved to Macon due to wet field conditions at Highland. The Varsity game will start at 5pm followed by JV. The Bus will leave at 2:30pm. GO COUGARS!!
These young history scholars are attending National History Day today, April 27th. Please join me in wishing them well as they present and defend their research on a historical turning point!
