Attention Senior Students and Parents- Please plan to attend the Financial Aid Program on Monday, September 24th @ 6:30 pm in the HHS Auditorium.
Dance Team Winter Tryouts
If you missed dance team tryouts for fall season – don’t worry! The Hortonville Dance Team is hosting Winter Season tryouts September 24 and 25. Connect with a current team member or contact Coach Ashley Hibbard or Coach Jensen Garske today for more details!
Join the Musical Crew!
Hey, HHS Students!
Are you interested in building or painting? How about doing make-up or hair? Are you good at organization, or have good people skills? If so, we want you for “Annie”! Our 2018 musical is getting ready so come get info from the choir room or talk to one of our 80 cast and crew members and see how you can join the fun!
Hortonville High School's Fall Homecoming Week will be celebrated the week of October 1- October 6.
Dress Up Days: Monday- PJ Day Tuesday- Jersey Day Wednesday- Class Color Day- Freshmen- Red, Sophomores- Green, Juniors- White and Seniors- Black Thursday- Meme Day Friday- Red and White Day
Seniors: Show your red and white school spirit on Homecoming Friday and in your class picture! Order your senior shirt in the school store today! Deadline is Thursday, September 27. Cost is $15.00, and you must pay when ordering.
NEW THIS YEAR: Powder Puff Game will be played on Monday, October 1st at 7:00 pm on Akin Field. All are welcome to attend this free event to cheer on the girls! T-shirt order forms are available in the School Store and are due September 21. You must have a t-shirt if you plan on playing in the powder puff game.
Homecoming Dance- Saturday, October 6th from 7:30 pm to 11:30 pm.
Dance theme is Galaxy: A Night Under the Stars
Doors open at 7:30 pm. Admission is $10 and tickets may be purchased during lunch periods during homecoming week or at the door. Guest applications for the dance are now available in Student Services.
Information will be updated soon for the parade and football game.
Upcoming College Visits
University of Chicago - Tuesday, September 25 during 1st hr
Northland College - Thursday, September 27 during 8th hr
UW Milwaukee - Wednesday, October 3 during 1st hr
UW Fox Valley- Wednesday, October 10 during 2nd hr
Savannah College of Art & Design- Monday, October 22 during 8th hr
UW Oshkosh - Wednesday, October 24 during 7th hr
Marian University- Tuesday, October 30 during 7th hr
Ripon College - Wednesday, October 31 during 7th hr
Interested students should bring their passbooks to get a pass from the Counseling Office. A list of colleges visiting our school is also posted on the bulletin board outside the Counseling Office. Please check weekly.
We will meet after school every Thursday in Mr. Brightwell’s room (C106) from 3:15 – 5:00. If you enjoy watching Japanese anime and sharing laughs, snacks and games with friends, this is the place for you. All are welcome!!
Bowling Team Sign Ups
HHS Students, if you bowl or would like to learn how to bowl, join Hortonville High School’s Bowling Team. Participation fee is $65.00 plus the cost of your shirt. Sign up in the Main Office by October 26.
Tuesday, September 25th from 1 - 5 pm the HES PTO is sponsoring a dine-out at Alley Cat Coffeehouse on Main Street in Hortonville. Stop into Alley Cat's mention the HES PTO while you grab a delicious flavored coffee or tasty frappuccino. Please join in in the HES library to share your input on the HES PTO's future. We are desperately in need of Treasurer.
GES PTO FUNDRAISER
PTO FUNDRAISER starts Friday, September 7th. Students will bring home packets.
ALL FUNDRAISER PACKETS AND ORDERS ARE DUE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2018
Fundraiser pick up will be Tuesday, October 23rd - more information to follow.
Little Chefs cooking at local restaurants will be held September 11, 18 and October 2, 9. Fox River Brewing, Stone Arch at Riverview Gardens, GingeRootz, and Jaripeo restaurants, respectively, will be hosting the events. Go to www.trimhunger.org to get your seat reserved. You will enjoy a meal and dessert, plus help support healthy foods for more healthy families.
Click on the picture to access a registration form
Early Release
Early Releases will occur throughout the school year. Please be sure to check the district calendar. The first Early Release day is Wednesday, September 26th at 12:30.
Picture Day
Mark Your Calendar
Picture Day
September 25th
Information will be sent home soon!
Parent Night for Kindergarteners & 1st Graders
Kindergarten Parent Night is September 24th from 5:00 - 6:00 p.m.
First Grade Parent Night is September 27th from 6:00 - 7:00 p.m.
If you have questions or concerns, please contact your child's teacher.
Picture Day
Student Picture day is Thursday, September 27th. Picture Day Flyers were sent home the first week of school. Students will bring home order forms with a preview of their picture on September 27th. Retake Day is Thursday, November 1st.
Share the Warmth Coat Drive
September 10 - October 19
Collection box is located in the NGES cafeteria.
The Hortonville/Dale Food Pantry is in need of new or gently worn winter coats of all sizes for men, women and children.
Reading Comprehension Resources
These user-friendly Reading Comprehension Resources can be used to build your child's reading comprehension and language skills.
The Hansen foods and magazine sale is the main GMS fundraiser. Money earned supports student learning activities, trips, events and prizes. Please watch for your student to bring home the paperwork and encourage them to participate.
The Hansen foods and magazine sale is the main HMS/FWA school fundraiser. Money earned supports student learning activities, trips, events, and prizes.
To order online, please select one of the options below:
For more information or to sign up to volunteer, please contact Amy Stockton via e-mail: astockton95@gmail.com or private message her on the Hortonville Middle School PTO Facebook page.
School Safety
Hortonville Area School District Received $122,000 in Wisconsin Department of Justice School Safety Grant Funds – August 2018
Hortonville Area School District officials received $122,000 from the Wisconsin Department of Justice School Safety grant for safety training services, equipment, and materials. HASD Safety team will purchase TECIP/TIC protocol training services and safety equipment to address areas of need and improve emergency response. According to FEMA National Incident Management System (NIMS) guidelines, “resources are personnel and major items of equipment, supplies, and facilities available or potentially available for assignment to incident operations and for which status is maintained.” To ensure effective and timely execution of CRISIS plans, staff must be proficient in emergency response procedures. Trained responders, improved surveillance, and external communication are crucial to a successful response and to community relations. We must be prepared to coordinate with response partners from all levels of government and the private sector.
Hortonville Area School District leaders worked closely with first responders and mental health agencies to meet safety needs, which include trained staff and reliable safety resources. HASD shall conduct TECIP and TIC protocol training sessions. HASD will purchase needed security cameras, two-way radios, and panic alert systems to improve response during emergency conditions as directed by the safety team and building incident commanders. To ensure effective and timely execution of CRISIS plans, HASD employees will continue training in emergency response procedures. Drills and exercises provide a real test of awareness and plan effectiveness. Trained responders, improved surveillance, and external communication are crucial to a successful response and to community relations. District safety responders must be prepared to coordinate with response partners from all levels of government and the private sector.
Akin Field has been a staple of the Hortonville community for many years. Children of all ages and their families gather at the field to play, team build and celebrate. In recent years, the facility was no longer able to meet all the needs of students in the Hortonville Area School District and community members. A team of HASD representatives and community members identified facility concerns and quickly established "Project Polar Pride", a fundraising campaign to renovate Akin Field. Read more.
School Supply Lists
Click on the Links below for your 2018-2019 School Supply List.
The Hortonville Area School District special education programs provide special education and related services to identified students from age 3 through age 21. Services are provided in the least restrictive environment as identified in students' Individualized Education Programs. HASD knows the importance in working collaboratetively for all students.
Resource Programs - Learning Disability, Intellectual Disability, Emotional and Behavior Disability, Other Health Impairment, Autism, Deaf and Hard of Hearing, Visual Impairment
Therapy Supports - Speech and Language, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Specially Designed Phy Ed If your child has a disability or you suspect your child has a disability, please contact our director of special education, Lori Smits for how we can best serve your child.
