May 6 -17 - Students will be taking AP Exams - Scheduling Information Here

May 6 -10 - Staff and Teacher Appreciation Week - See inside

May 6 -10 Youth Apprentice Week - Interested in working and earning credits?

May 11 - Junior Senior Prom

May 15th - Senior Scholarship Breakfast - RSVP DUE - Students please use form from Mr. Schmidt

May 16th - FACEBOOK LIVE 5 P.M. - COMMUNITY SURVEY Q & A with Superintendent Jeff Walters

May 16 -17 - Cheerleading Tryouts

May 19 - Aviation Club Open House

May 22 - Day of Service- Our Community Volunteer Day!

May 23 - FACEBOOK LIVE 5 P.M. - COMMUNITY SURVEY Q & A with Superintendent Jeff Walters

May 24 - Senior Scholarship Breakfast 7:45 a.m. - Students must RSVP

May 30 - Auditions for Fall Musical Urinetown

SENIORS

May 29 - Graduation Rehearsal (Mandatory for Seniors) at 2 p.m.

• Six tickets per senior will be handed out after Rehearsal
• Seniors pick up your cap and gowns in Student Service ASAP

• Tassels are available in the Student Service Office for $15 if you already have a cap and gown.

  If you are in need of a cap and gown, there are only 12 left to purchase. Please call Tonya Neil at 262-670-3200 Ext. 4400

• Senior families - please pay all fees in your Skyward account in order for your student(s) to participate in graduation.
• Immunization Records - Must be picked up in the Health room before graduation.

GRADUATION DAY

June 2 - Graduation in the Field House at 10:30 a.m. - Doors Open at 9:30 a.m.

• HUHS will be LIVE Streaming Graduation free of charge so all families world-wide can enjoy! Subscribe to the HUHS YouTube Channel HERE
• ABSOLUTELY NO DECORATIONS ON THE CAPS OR GOWNS
  

• Footwear- Please keep in mind you will be walking upstairs and across the stage and back down the stairs.

• The school will remain open for approximately 45 minutes to 1 an hour for pictures following the ceremony.

In 2022, Hartford Union High School (HUHS) area voters rejected a referendum to update facilities. We acknowledge and respect the community’s decision. Now, we must refine our plans to better reflect the priorities of our taxpayers.

To help accomplish this goal, the District formed the Citizens Facilities Advisory Committee (CFAC). This group (made up of parents, staff, and community members) studied a facility assessment and feedback gathered from stakeholder interviews which identified more than $180 million in potential projects. We recognize completing all of these projects at one time is not realistic.

We need your feedback to determine which projects, if any, should be part of the first phase of a long-term facility improvement plan. The CFAC will use this input to finalize their recommendation to the School Board. To keep all feedback confidential, survey responses are collected by School Perceptions, an independent research firm.

Your survey should be in your mailbox soon. Thank you for giving us your valuable time and input.

Superintendent Jeff Walters will give a brief presentation on the 2024-2025 Budget and the recent Community Survey. He'll then open it up for any of your questions during two Facebook Live Sessions on May 16th and May 23rd at 5 p.m. Please tune-in to our Facebook feed and tell a friend. These are critical conversations and we want to make sure everyone is informed. Thank you for caring about HUHS and our students!

Superintendent Jeff Walters and School Board President Tracy Hennes honored Rotary Students of the Month Sydney Harris and Diana Schallock during the School Board Meeting on May 6th.

One of our Herb Kohl Excellence Scholarship Award winners Isabelle Haeft and Herb Kohl Educator Fellow Kim Yohn were also congratulated for their outstanding achievements.

As many of you know, because of the State funding shortfall, many school districts in Wisconsin are facing a budget deficit. HUHS is no different. Please learn more by reading Superintendent Jeff Walter's May Report - Download Below