A Newsletter for Parents of HUHS Students
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The most important news first right? Check here for everything we need you to know this week.
HUHS is offering free Curbside Meals during Spring Break for all community children 18 and under. Pick up will be on TUESDAY, MARCH 30th between 5:00-6:00PM. Meals must be pre-ordered using this form by 12:00 PM (noon) on Wednesday, March 24th https://tinyurl.com/HUHSbreak
HUHS Spring Events
Do you have a passion for technology and sustainability?
At the Xylem Global Student Innovation Challenge 2021, students aged 13 to 23 are invited to create projects that tackle one of the world’s most pressing environmental challenges: water. This 8-week virtual #hackathon will offer access to informative webinars and mentoring by leading water technology experts to develop projects addressing issues such as water usage and flooding.
Students of all experience levels are encouraged to participate!
Solutions will be in the running for eight cash prizes from the $20,000 prize pool, including
$5,000 grand prizes for the top high school and college projects.
Student Council will be awarding one $500 scholarship to current seniors or 2020 graduates again this time around. Successful donors can enter the name of a student or graduate in a drawing. There is no limit to how many times a name can be entered in the drawing.
Student Council will be hosting an informational meeting for the middle schoolers who are interested in the organization at the high school level. 

Members of the current council will be conducting the meeting through a google meet session on April 8th at 6:30 pm. The meeting will consist of a few ice breaker activities, information about Student Council, and a question session about HUHS student council. 

Please RSVP to receive the google meet link
Please nominate an HUHS student for being outstanding in character, generosity, empathy, and being a good citizen outside of the classroom. We're looking for a specific story or description of a specific incident. https://buff.ly/3dYiPPA
DO YOU WANT TO APPLY WHAT YOU LEARN IN HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES RIGHT AWAY?
 
YES!!!
 
GPS Education Partners’ students learn in a classroom offsite and put their education to use in their youth apprenticeship experience right away. By joining GPSEd students get real-world work experience and develop professional skills, all while earning a paycheck and your HUHS diploma! Earn while you learn and jumpstart your career with GPS Education Partners. 
 
Apply now for your chance to earn: GPSEd.org/apply
Or chat with your counselor about your interest. 

Follow us on social media to stay up-to-date on all the exciting happenings at GPSEd! 
Facebook: @gpsedpartners
Twitter: GPSEdPartners 
LinkedIn: GPS Education Partners
Youtube: GPS Education Partners 
ATTENDANCE REMINDER: Parents/Guardians - Please remember to contact the attendance office for the following reasons:

  • Your face-to-face student will not be coming to school for any reason
  • Your Virtual Learning student will not be logging in to their classes

Also: Please allow ample time to excuse your student for an appointment during the day as we are experiencing a high volume of attendance communications.

You may contact attendance by calling 262-670-3200 and selecting Option 1. If you get voicemail, please leave a message as they are checked on a regular basis. You may also email attendanceoffice@huhs.org.
HUHS has Breakfast and Lunch available at no cost for all community children regardless of free/reduced lunch status. Students attending school on-campus go through the line as usual and will receive a meal at no charge. Virtual Learners and non-enrolled children are able to pick up Curbside Meals with advance order at no cost. A child does not need to be enrolled at HUHS to receive a meal but should not be receiving duplicate meals from other community locations.
Community Events
Up-to-date health and safety information will be posted here.
Friendly Reminder: If your student is not feeling well during the school day, they must report to the Health Room as per our procedures. The Health Room is located at the corner by the cafeteria hallway. Students should not be calling or texting parents/guardians to tell them they are not feeling well and want to go home.

Thank you in advance for you help communicating this to your student.
Important Links
GOOD TO KNOW
Employment
Staff Positions
  • Special Education long term substitute
  • Speech/language pathologist
  • Substitute teacher
  • Social Studies Teacher
  • Art teacher

Co-Curricular Postings
SPRING
  • Head Boys Track Coach  
  • Girls Track Assistant - Pole Vault
  • Girls Track Assistant - Throws Coach

CLUB ADVISORS
  • Mock Trial
  • Science Olympiad
  • NHS
  • Prom
  • Debate Team Advisor
Student Services
View the student services staff on our website. They will be posting information for you on testing, college and career readiness, meetings, etc.
COLLEGE GOAL WISCONSIN - FAFSA
College Goal Wisconsin provides free information and assistance to families who need to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). For students and families who have yet to fill out the FAFSA, College Goal Wisconsin is offering additional dates this spring to assist with the completion of the 2021-22 FAFSA. 
Thursday, April 15th at 6:00 pm.

To register for one event or to request additional information, please refer to https://collegegoalwi.org. 
There are many resources to assist Wisconsin students with their postsecondary plans. If you are hosting a webinar and would like to have a WAICU speaker share about Wisconsin's private colleges, please email StudentAccess@waicu.org.

Also, note that for the 2020-21 year Wisconsin high schools are eligible for free membership to the Wisconsin Association for College Admission Counseling (WACAC).

WAICU has many online resources to assist students with their college search on WisconsinsPrivateColleges.org. Information includes:
Rethinking Wisconsin Education Fairs - we're going virtual!!
WEF will continue to be a resource for our students and schools.
As in the past, we'll need your help to get our students and families pointed in WEFs direction. We're expecting nearly 100 colleges, universities, military branches, and specialty schools to participate in the college fair portion. Register Now!
Offering a monthly virtual college fair from 3 p.m. - 5 p.m., followed by 5 p.m. - 6 p.m. interactive financial aid presentation.
  • Sunday, 4/11
 
Check out this video on how students register and navigate through the events.
Newsworthy
News articles from this current school year will be posted here.
HUHS students earn awards at Tri-County 4-H Visual Art Festival
Four candidates run for two seats on HUHS School Board.
Hartford Union High School Rotary Students of the Month
Maci Meyer selected for WBCA All-Star Game!
Hartford Union High School District
805 Cedar Street, Hartford, WI 53027
Phone: 262-670-3200 • Fax: 262-673-8943