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EGG-CELLENT: Mrs. Gregory's class hatched eggs for the third year in a row! They learned all about chickens, chicken vocabulary, chicken care, predators, life cycles, oviparous animals, and much more! They will complete their unit on Thursday with a scavenger hunt and celebrate on Friday with a Chick-fil-A party in the class!
We're still accepting donations for our end-of-year celebration on May 22nd!
Our goal is to raise $4,000 to supply large inflatables, a game truck, and snow cone and popcorn machines for a fun-filled event for our Vikings! Thanks to the generosity of our donors, we are getting closer to that goal.
Every donation helps! You can donate via MyPaymentsPlus. Log in to your student's www.mypaymentsplus.com account and select the "Events & Activities" section to contribute your gift. Donations are gladly accepted until May 10th. If you'd like to donate more than $5, please adjust the dollar amount to what you prefer.
We're excited to celebrate with all the students and make this a memorable end of the year!
DECODE THIS: Cracking codes like future IT pros! ️Mr. Broaddus's Information Technology students put their cryptology skills to the test, deciphering encrypted messages!
To our amazing administrative professionals: thank you for your hard work, dedication, and positive attitude. You make our jobs easier and more enjoyable, and we are grateful for everything you do. Thank you for all that you do to make our offices a success.
Happy Administrative Professionals Day!
Today Mrs. Gregory’s class, along with Ms. Compton’s class from Acquinton Elementary, attended Education Day at The Diamond! They enjoyed watching the Flying Squirrels, learning a little about baseball, and eating lots and lots of snacks!! Go Squirrels!!! 🐿️
CODE COLLABORATION: Teamwork makes the coding dream work! Mr. Broaddus's technology fundamentals class partnered up to tackle tricky concepts like variables, debugging, and writing code. By working together, they experienced both smooth code and tricky bugs, then tackled the fun challenge of debugging each other's work!
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Help us celebrate the end of the school year with a fun-filled event for students on May 22nd! Our end-of-year celebration costs around $4,000 to supply large inflatables, a game truck, and snow cone and popcorn machines. We encourage families to donate via MyPaymentsPlus to help us make it a memorable event -- any little bit helps! Log in to your student's www.mypaymentsplus.com account and select the "Events & Activities" section to contribute your gift to our students. If you'd like to donate more than $5, please adjust the dollar amount to what you prefer. Donations are being collected until May 10th. Thanks in advance for your assistance with this fun-filled day for all of the HHMS Vikings!
Rising 8th graders can now apply to join TILT for the 2024-2025 school year! TILT, or "Teens Interacting and Learning Together", is a program that pairs select general education students with special education students to strengthen inclusivity for all, with an emphasis on building friendships and modeling social skills! Applications are due May 3rd. Head over to the HHMS Vikings Canvas Course or this link to access the application: https://hhms.kwcps.k12.va.us/o/hhms/article/1556398
BOOK JOY: Get ready, Vikings -- the Scholastic Book Fair is coming April 22-26! Flyers are going home with students this week in their English classes, along with a sneak peek of what's coming to the Fair. See you there, readers! 📚💖
Happy Volunteer Appreciation Week! Thank you to our incredible volunteers! We appreciate you and your tireless efforts in supporting our students, staff, and schools.
April 4 was National Librarian Appreciation Day. Hamilton Holmes is lucky to have Mrs. Real as our Library Media Specialist to spark a love of reading, ignite curiosity, and help students on their educational journeys. We appreciate your dedication and creativity in making the library a vibrant hub for learning and exploration!
April 3rd was Paraprofessional Appreciation Day - To our incredible paraprofessionals, thank you for everything you bring to our classrooms! Your enthusiasm, creativity, and care for our students are invaluable. We're so grateful to have you on our team!
Last week, April 1-5 was National Assistant Principal's Week. We extend our sincere gratitude to HHMS's Assistant Principal, Ms. Canada, for your unwavering dedication to our school community. Your leadership and support are instrumental to the success of our students, staff, and families. Thank you!
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It's that time again to sign up your new CUBS for Kindergarten!!!!
Reminder of our Job Fair this week.
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Greetings, KWCPS Families & Staff!
As I shared earlier this morning, the division experienced a Verizon telephone outage that unfortunately lasted throughout the day. Verizon technicians responded early this afternoon and resolved a major hardware malfunction; however, poor connectivity remains, and final resolution may not occur before tomorrow.
In addition, over the past several days, each of our schools has seen an increase in both student and staff illness and absenteeism. The spread of illness remains a concern, as well as the ability to ensure appropriate supervision of students in school.
To help reduce the spread of illness, and to ensure that schools have functional phone service, we are canceling school for students and teachers tomorrow, Friday, February 16. Twelve-month employees are expected to report to work as scheduled. This cancellation will permit a thorough sanitizing of classrooms, common areas, and school buses, and allow sufficient time for Verizon to resolve the phone outage. And, because there is no school on Monday, the four-day break may help all students and staff recover from any illness.
On behalf of our School Board and leadership team, we don’t make this decision lightly; however, tomorrow’s cancellation is in the best interest of student and staff safety and wellness. I apologize for any inconvenience to families, but hope that our community understands this health and safety priority.
I hope you and your family have a safe and healthy weekend ahead. Thank you for your support!