On Saturday, March 27th the HHS debate team competed in the regional competition. Harrisonburg took home the “sweepstakes” trophy, meaning as a school they outperformed all the others. Classical policy debate- Tim Galicki and Mary Salehi: second place Contemporary policy debate- Xuyi Guo and Bobby Rotzin: first place Jack Burden and Howard Zuo: third place Lincoln-Douglas debate- David Proctor: first more »
Night school provides opportunities for students to excel in a different environment.
Physical Education teacher's driving school steadily grows, expands.
Senior Kardos returns to varsity soccer after dehabilitating ankle injury.
On Wednesday, March 24th, 28 art students took advantage of the Raku Pottery workshop that took place due to a grant given to the art department. Lynn Hilton Conyers, a ceramist and retired art teacher, led to workshop which taught students how to make the traditional Japanese pottery. Students created items such as bowls and small animals out of a more »
Picasso and Monet, both well known artists, are found throughout HHS on banners. In the month of March, which is national art month, the artists paintings are hung for everyone to see. Art teachers, Jauan Brooks and Kelley Shradley-Horst, made the decision to hang the educational banners. The school rents each set of artist’s paintings that were made into banners more »
Senior Brianna Shears helps to lighten the load of filing absentees, referrals, midterm grade sheets, and everything else that goes at the quick pace at the attendance office. “This is my senior service project and I’ve been doing this since the eleventh grade,” Shears said. Shears has learned the difficulty and multitasking skills of that are needed to run the more »
Swoosh! March Madness is here and basketball fans are getting pumped up. Sophomore Jake Durden is a huge basketball fan and filled out his own bracket and also filled out a bracket to enter it in the school competition. “For both of my brackets, I chose Kentucky to win it all. For the school bracket, I had Kansas, Syracuse, Kentucky, more »
Although spring sports have just begun, Harrisonburg High School’s competition cheerleading team is also practicing during open gyms held at HHS by their coach Bridget Smith. The open gyms are on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays and last for an hour. The athletes set up mats in the multi-purpose room and begin with stretching, lunges, crunches, push-ups, and other exercises to more »
Imprint, the literary magazine of HHS, is starting its new year with a new advisor, English teacher Jenn Rose. The magazine features poems, stories, artwork from students. This year, Rose’s third period creative writing class is in charge of producing Imprint, including collecting the submissions by students and designing the magazine. Rose still looks to Imprint’s previous advisor, English teacher more »
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