Give graduates a memento of their experience in high school by writing personalized messages that will be made into booklets and delivered on graduation day!   Grad Grams are $1 each or 6 for $5.  Click  here  for a 2018 class list and sample Grad Gram.

Parents and community members can purchase Grad Grams in the Main Office or by ordering from an FBLA & DECA officer,  Sara Sturm or  Tim Kasza.

Grad Grams must be completed and turned in to the Main Office by  May 30.  

Food Service Balances

Students with a negative balance during the last week of school (starting  May 30) will not be allowed to charge any purchases; free meals can still be purchased. Negative meal account balances need to be cleared before final exams / graduation.  Graduates owing District fees, including meal charges, may be restricted from participating in the graduation ceremony. Account balances for students returning to HUHS will carry over to the next school year.

Food Service Refunds

Refund checks will automatically be generated for inactive accounts (due to graduating or withdrawing from HUHS) if other district dues are not owed and if a sibling is not currently or will not be attending HUHS in Fall. If district fees are owed, the amount of the meal account refund will be applied toward that balance. If siblings are still attending or will be attending HUHS in Fall, the balance will remain in the account for them. Full-price accounts may opt to donate their refund to a donation meal account to assist students in need by contacting the Food Service Office ( foodservice@huhs.org or (262) 670-3315.  

Click here to read the Parent letter. 

Seniors who attended Central Middle School will  be able to pick up their Time Capsules ONLY  before school, during flex or resource, and after school.   

Hartford Rotary's next inbound exchange student will arrive in late August, and be with us, and be a student at Hartford High, until early summer 2019.  We will be lucky to host 17 year old Monika Adamczyk from Chelm in eastern Poland.  Besides being fluent in English she is competent in Spanish.  We would like to get commitments from three families in the Hartford area, each to host her for 3 to 4 month.  Rotary pays a monthly stipend to help Monika have some spending money, and the school chips in with lunch money.  Ask your family if they would like to have this fun and educational opportunity, while providing Monika with the same  opportunities.as other young adults in the home.  

Monika is now a sophomore at a Lyceum in Chelm, which is near the Ukrainian border.  She is the only youngster at home weekdays, and her studies emphasize chemistry, biology, Spanish, English and Polish language and literature.  Her older sister studies in Wroclaw and is home weekends.  The sisters get along well and with their parents emphasize the outdoors with hiking, biking and sailing.  She thinks she might like to study dentistry or orthodontology in college, but thinks a year in the US will open up other opportunities for careers related to medicine.  She's fine with household chores, says she is neat and tidy, but isn't into cooking.   She will be a great addition to any receptive family in the area.

The Hartford Business Improvement District is constantly organizing awesome events in our city. Click  here  to go to their facebook page.