Wednesday - May 1 - Wear Your Future: Celebrate the Class of 2019 and inspire 2020, 2021, and 2022!

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For the past few years, here at HHS, we have used May 1 to celebrate our seniors and inspire underclass students by asking our seniors to wear a shirt/sweatshirt with the college of their choice, GAP/PG year program in which they will participate, branch of military they will join, or their place of employment. This year, we will be branching out and inviting seniors and faculty/staff to wear your future in a more broad sense. What are your hopes and dreams? What do you want to be when you grow up? What do you want to achieve? What do you hope for this world? This can, of course, include more traditional views of post-secondary plans (college, work, military), but we really encourage you to think outside of the box!

This coming Wednesday will be an incredibly fun day at HHS. Congratulations to our seniors for planning for their future – well done! We are proud of you.

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