The 5th Grade Tour of the Junior High.
The 8th graders toured the high school today and learned about graduation plans and programs of study.
STUCO treated the HJH Staff today !!!
So yummy!!
Today is National Fentanyl Awareness Day. Be informed, have honest conversations with your kiddos, and reach out for questions or help. If you are raising young children, teach them "Ask First": "If anyone offers you something to eat, drink, or candy, ask (Mom, Dad, Guardian, teacher, etc.) first!"
Teacher & Staff Appreciation Week - Day 2
Great drinks & snacks from our Amazing HJH PTO
Preregistration
Voters approve $36 million for new high school and athletic improvements
The Henrietta ISD community overwhelmingly approved a $36 million investment for a new high school and improvements to athletic facilities on May 4, 2024.
Henrietta ISD Superintendent Jaime Clark stated, "I am so excited for the future of Henrietta ISD and the opportunities these facilities and upgrades will provide our students for generations to come.”
While the preliminary results from Clay County affirm the passing of Propositions A and B, it's important to note that these results are pending official canvassing. Texas law mandates this process to ensure the accuracy and inclusion of every valid vote. The Board of Trustees has tentatively scheduled the canvass of votes for May 13, 2024 at the May board meeting.
Board of Trustees President Brad Yurcho conveyed gratitude, stating, "This success began many months ago with a community-led Facility Committee of parents, staff and community members who met to ensure all students in Henrietta ISD continue to have access to modern classrooms and innovative programs. The entire Board expresses its appreciation to Superintendent Jaime Clark, the district leadership team and the Facility Committee for the hours and hard work that was put in to make this a success, and we are so grateful that our community supported the vision.”
With voters approving both propositions, the projected increase is 23 cents per $100 valuation. This tax rate will still be lower than the 2022 tax rate.
UNOFFICIAL RESULTS
Proposition A
For – 61.86 %, Against – 38.14 %
Proposition B
For – 59.24 %, Against – 40.76 %
Henrietta Junior High School
May is Mental Health Awareness Month! Check out Ms. Shannon's District Counselor page on our website for several resources. #MentalHealthMonth
Happy Principal's Day to Laura McDonald!
May 3rd Early Release
Students will be released at 12pm
We have opened up returning student registration for next year to current students. If you have any questions, please call the HJH Office @ 940-720-7920 ext 400.
Parent Portal: https://portals09.ascendertx.com/ParentPortal/login?distid=039902 Parent Portal Guide: https://help.ascendertx.com/parentportal/doku.php/academy/parent_faq
May 6th - May 10th
Teacher & Para Appreciation Week
HISD will celebrate GENERATION TEXAS WEEK and encourage our students to pursue higher education or skilled job training after graduation from HHS. Here is a schedule of events happening at the junior high and high school April 29th-May 9th. #GOLDSTANDARD
HJH and HHS celebrate Generation Texas Week from April 29th - May 9th. Generation Texas Week is to encourage students to pursue higher education or skilled job training after graduation. Open the image for a list of planned activities.
Ms. Mullen’s 8th grade ELAR classes competed against each other in “Fortnite STAAR Wars” to prepare for STAAR testing. The top two classes that earned the most points were rewarded with a Sonic treat!
Questions last week about the bond were about the two different propositions. Watch this short video sharing details about Propositions A & B.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cIIl3dODnCU
Please take a minute to listen to this video from Mrs. Clark on how the bond propositions address safety and security.
https://youtu.be/mlWSxjYMmSk
6th Grade World Cultures finished their Egyptian Unit with an excavation of King Tut!
6th Grade World Cultures finished their Egyptian Unit with an excavation of King Tut!
