Friday, October 20 will be picture day. These will be used in the yearbook
Happening this week
See what's happening this week at HES
Tomorrow is Hat Day for United Way. Students may wear a hat for $1
School will be dismissed Monday, September 4 for Labor Day.
Title I Parent Meeting has been rescheduled for tomorrow, August 31, at 8:30am or 2:00pm. Please make plans to attend
Save the date! Our book fair will be September 25-29.
K-1 parent day is Tuesday, September 26.
2-5 parent day is Wednesday, September 27.
2023-2024 Supply List
Welcome Back!
Kindergarten & 1st Grade Open House
Open House 2nd - 5th
2022-2023 Award’s Day
Hanceville High School Gym
May 19, 2023
8:30 Kindergarten
10:00 5th Grade
12:00 1st & 2nd Grade
1:00 3rd & 4th Grade
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Kindergarten pre-registration is now open! If you have a child who will be enrolling in Kindergarten next year, please visit ccboe.org/K for more information.
March counseling newsletter
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Following today's National Weather Service briefing, Dr. Barnette has decided to have a remote learning day on Friday, March 3, 2023. Cullman County will be under a rare high wind warning beginning tomorrow. We are expecting sustained winds 30-40 MPH with gusts 50-60 MPH, well above safe operating conditions for school buses. The NWS says to expect - and be prepared - for downed trees and power outages. Students will be provided assignments to complete tomorrow.
Due to the risk of severe weather, Cullman County Schools will be remote again tomorrow. (Thursday 2/16/23). There is a strong possibility for tornadoes and I believe that parents should be able to make the decision to carry their children to a storm shelter as needed. If storms are not in our area students should use this time to catch up on any school work or spend time practicing their reading. Thank you and please stay safe. - Shane Barnette
Due to the risk of severe weather, Cullman County Schools will be remote again tomorrow. There is a strong possibility for tornadoes and I believe that parents should be able to make the decision to carry their children to a storm shelter as needed. If storms are not in our area students should use this time to catch up on any school work or spend time practicing their reading. Thank you and please stay safe. - Shane Barnette
