Parent Teacher Conference - February 26 (3:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m.)

Seniors: Be sure to continually check the CCR classroom for scholarship opportunities. Local scholarships are starting to come in. All scholarship opportunities will be posted in the CCR classroom.

If you are a junior interested in attending boys state or girls state this year, please see Mrs. Gilbert in guidance for more information.

Congratulations to our HCHS Class of 2026 Top Ten:

1. Audrey Davidson 102.17

2. Mary Mitra 101.92

3. Anna Kate Jenkins101.71

4. Clara Cochran 101.52

5. (Tie) Keely Blocker & Carol Warren 101.48

7. Brylee Tucker 101.10

8. Renzo Arcega 100.58

9. Charles Riley 100.53

10. Parker Lambert 101.18

HCHS Basketball District Tournament: Bulldogs play East Hickman on Thursday, February 19 at 7:15 p.m.

Our Lady Bulldogs will play in the District Championship vs Riverside on Saturday, February 21 @4:00. The District Tournament is at Lewis County High School.

The deadline for the MLEC short story contest is March 2nd, you could win a $1000 scholarship and/or a trip to Washington DC. Bring your completed essays to Ms. Carter.

Get ready for Prom 2026 on April 11th from 7 to 11 pm! This year's enchanting theme is "Arctic Starlight!" Tickets are now on sale and you won’t want to miss this magical night!

Prom Pricing:

Early Bird: January 26-February 20 (Seniors $50, Juniors $55, ALL Guests $60)

Regular Pricing: February 23 - March 20 (Seniors $55, Juniors $60, ALL Guests $65)

Final Pricing: March 23 - April 10 (Seniors $60, Juniors $65, ALL Guests $70)

Seniors: FAFSA is open! Federal money is given out on a first come first served basis so make sure to complete your application as soon as possible. Please be sure to email Coach Wall once your FAFSA is completed. You can also go to Coach Wall’s office if you need further help filling out your FAFSA.

Don't forget to check out the Hickman County High School YouTube Channel!

Mid Term/Final Exam Schedule and Information:

Students with excellent attendance will be exempt from taking midterm/final exams and final projects. They may choose to take the final to improve their grade in the course. Exemption is determined for each class by the total number of absences in that class for the semester, whether excused or unexcused, according to the following guidelines:

• A (90-100) semester average and 4 or fewer absences

• B (80-89) semester average and 3 or fewer absences

• C (70-79) semester average and 2 or fewer absences 

• D (60-69) semester average and 1 or fewer absences

Students who are exempt from a class exam do not need to attend school during that exam period, and the exam grade will not count against them.  Students who are not taking exams must be present for at least half of the day to be counted present.

SENIORS -Be sure to continually check the CCR classroom for scholarship opportunities. Local scholarships are starting to come in. All scholarship opportunities will be posted in the CCR classroom.