We celebrated our HES community and all the things we are thankful for by walking, running, dancing, skipping, and moving our bodies for the 2025 HES Turkey Trot. The students put forth great effort, demonstrated kindness, offered encouragement to others, and persevered during the event! The school community as a whole completed 659 laps! Wow! Students shared what they are thankful for, and then we drew names from a hat, and three lucky winners went home with some Thanksgiving Fixins! It was a great event!

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The Geskus photographer will be here from 10:00 to 11:00 for retakes.

Retake day is for new students and staff members, transfer students, or for anyone who may have missed the initial picture day. Additionally, we welcome anyone who was unhappy with their original picture and would like to give it another try. Retake photos automatically replace original photos in school services and yearbook. If a student chooses to retake their photo, please have them return the original picture package to the photographer on picture day. We will replace it at no additional cost.

If this is the first time being photographed, have the student/staff go to the camera, and we’ll create a proof for them that will be sent to the school (and/or to their family email if we have that information). These proofs will be delivered approx. 4 weeks after picture day. An order code will be on the proof along with ordering instructions.

The PTO will be hosting its November meeting on Wednesday, November 5, 2025. The meeting will be held in the library at 5:30 pm. If you're unable to join in person, please consider joining virtually.

We worked hard this morning, so we could have some Halloween fun! We kicked off the afternoon with an all-school costume parade and pictures. Then, our police officers escorted us down School Street, while family and friends cheered us on. After the parade, we celebrated in our classrooms with treats, games, and fun activities!

Ms. Lamere's class explored pumpkins in a new way today. The usual carving will come later, but today they gathered information about their pumpkins by counting the vertical lines, measuring the circumference, and using blocks to measure their pumpkins' height.

Get ready to show your school spirit and have some fun doing it! We have something different planned every day, all leading up to costumes and Halloween fun on Friday!

Please remember to save your full masks, face makeup, and costume weapons for Trick-or-Treating with your family.

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