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The music department is participating in a Play-A-Thon to raise funds for the Alzheimer’s Association and we encourage all students to participate. This is an event similar to a Walk-A-Thon that many charities host except we practice music instead of walking. There are rewards for students including free t-shirts, ice cream, gift cards and more to encourage practicing. Highland HS Music could also win a $500 grant if we receive the most pledges. “Bridge Arts and Education” is the not-for profit organization hosting the Play-A-Thon. (Full disclosure I founded the not-for-profit.) Sign up or donate at: https://bridgearts.rallyup.com/bridgearts
Dear Parents, Guardians, and Students, I hope everyone had a pleasant and relaxing Thanksgiving break. As I am sure you are aware, a number of school districts in both Ulster and Orange Counties have temporarily transitioned to all-remote learning as a result of increased positive COVID cases in their communities or for precautionary reasons. I want to assure everyone that we are in regular contact with the Ulster County Department of Health (UCDOH) regarding any potential increase of positive cases in our community and surrounding areas. We are carefully following all recommendations and protocols provided by UCDOH. Please Click For Full Correspondence.
The Highland High School Freshman class is hosting a school spirit wear fundraiser now through December 17. Visit the school store at https://stores.inksoft.com/WS44947/shop/home to browse the Huskies merchandise and place your order.
The Highland High School freshman class is sponsoring a gourmet candy/snack food fundraiser from November 18 through December 16. Proceeds will help fund future events and class trips. To place an order, visit https://fundraisingstoreonline.com/.../Highland-High... Thank you for supporting the Class of 2024!
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Please check the Transportation website for this year's Bus Routes, which have modifications from last year.
Four members of the Highland Central School District community are being honored by the Mid-Hudson School Study Council (MHSSC) for possessing the qualities and skills necessary for making a difference in students’ lives. Read the full story by clicking the story title.
If you would like to gain access to the Parent Portal for Schooltool, please read the instructions on the attached letter (click on Parent Portal forms). The Registration form must be brought in to the Main Office along with a Photo ID. Thank you!
Is your emergency contact information up-to-date? If your child became seriously ill at school, could we reach you? If there were an emergency school closing, how would we let you know? Whether for a snow day, emergency or progress updates school officials occasionally need to contact parents/guardians with important information. We rely on the emergency contact information that you
