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WHHHS Update

Posted on: April 28, 2022
Update

We would like to thank our Parents and Guardians for their tireless support throughout this school year. Your communication, understanding and teamwork has been essential for our Staff and Administration, as we move closer to the end of another successful year at Harrison High School. Please take a look at the items below. These items will help you navigate end of the year questions and concerns.

Have a Great Weekend!
Matt Lindley
Principal WHHHS


Extra Academic Help
Harrison High School has been offering after school tutoring every Tuesday and Thursday during the 4th quarter in the Makerspace from 3:05pm-4:30pm. Two teachers are available each session for students in grades 9-12 who are struggling with a certain content area, need help with a specific assignment, or have an end of the year project they would like help with. The sign-up form can be found here. Students in need of transportation after their session will be provided an activity bus pass. Details regarding the activity bus can be found here

 

Senior and Underclassmen Final Exams

Senior Exams
Senior Final Exams will be May 18th, 19th, 20th -  All Senior exams will be held in the Activity Center Gymnasium. Below is the 2022 Senior Exam schedule. Seniors will remain in the exam area until all exams are finished. Seniors will not be permitted to enter the main building before or after exams.

2022 Senior Exam Schedule Senior Testing
Wednesday, May 18 the Senior Exam for Math 8:20 - 9:35 and English 9:55 - 11:10. 
Thursday, May 19th Senior Exam for Social Studies 8:20 – 9:35 and Science 9:55 – 11:10. 
Friday, May 20th Senior Exam for Foreign Language 8:20 – 9:35 and Conflicts and Double classes 9:55-11:10. 

 

Underclassmen Exams
Underclass exams will be held from May 25th through May 31st. Click here for the entire exam schedule for underclassmen, including Underclassmen Awards and Computer turn in. Be aware of early dismissal times for all exam days.

 

Advance Placement Testing
AP testing runs from May 2nd - May 13th. All students taking an AP class have had a meeting with Mrs. Acra  to review expectations for AP testing. If you have any questions email connie.acra@southwestschools.org

Reminder: After students have completed their AP test for that particular day, they are excused to go home.

 

Junior and Senior Prom
Prom will be on May 13th. The Prom will be aboard the B and B Riverboat. After Prom will be at “The Place” a skating rink and game room. If you are interested in helping out or donating to After Prom, please click here, or contact Jody Rivera at Jodyrivera99@gmail.com.  Prom tickets have been on sale the past 2 weeks. Prom ticket sales close on 4/29/22 but if your student has not purchased a ticket, please see Mr. Thomas. Tickets include Prom and After Prom.

Ticket prices are $70. 

Harrison 2022 Prom Itinerary
Friday May 13th, 2022
· Arrival at High School for check in. Enter through the main entrance (5:30-6:30)
o Students can arrive at the high school gym at 5:30 at the earliest.
o If students are going to After Prom, they will need to bring a change of clothes, and will leave their change of clothes on the bus during the dance (Buses will be locked). They will then need to get back on the same bus upon leaving the riverboat.
o Students who do not wish to go to After Prom will get on a separate bus.
o Last bus will leave by 6:45.
o NO ONE can attend prom without taking a bus from the high school.
· B&B Riverboats (6:45-11:00)
Arrive at B&B Riverboat, on buses between 6:30-7:15.
o Boat leaves at 7:30.
o Dinner is served on the boat.
o Dance continues throughout the evening.
o Photo backdrops will be available on the boat.
o Boat returns to the dock at 11:00.
o Buses either return to the high school or go directly to The Place for After Prom.
· After Prom at The Place (11:00-1:30)
o Buses arrive at 11:30.
o Skating, game room, laser tag, bumper cars, photo booth, etc. will be available at after prom.
o Free pizza and snacks along with prizes.
o Buses will return to the high school periodically, whenever there are enough students to fill a bus.
o Last buses will leave The Place at 1:30 to return to the high school.

Reminder: students can have no more than 10 absences (parent excused) since our return from winter break, January 5th, to attend Prom. These absences do not include doctor, legal, dental notes or COVID illnesses. If you have any notes that you have not turned into the attendance office, please turn them in as soon as possible.

 

Ukraine Van Fundraiser
In the wake of the crisis in Ukraine our German sister city, Meckesheim, donated an ambulance to help the injured civilians. Unfortunately, after a terrible accident the ambulance was totaled. The cost of a new one is $50,000. Harrison Mayor, William Neyer, has started a fund to help aid our sister city in purchasing a new one. Local businesses and individuals have already donated over $30,000. While this will help tremendously, they are still short of their goal, and this is where we come in! Please click here to donate what you can to help our sister city aide Ukrainian civilians. Our district wide goal is $12,000 and all the money donated will be brought to Meckesheim when Mayor Neyer visits in May. ALL DONATIONS MUST BE MADE ONLINE!

 

A Parent’s Guide to Graduation
A “Parents Guide to Graduation” has been sent out  to all Senior parents. This guide includes all you will need to know leading up to graduation night.  Dates, times and explanation of events will be included in this guide. This guide can also be found here.

Note: We have received word from Graduate Services that Caps and Gowns are currently behind due to delivery delays. They will not be distributed May 2 and lunch. We will put out a notification when we have a new distribution date.

 

Purpose Workshops
Purpose Workshops deal with important family topics. The next Purpose Workshops will be on April 30th  9:30 am to 12:00 pm at Church on Fire. The topic for this next workshop will be dealing with the  topic of TECHNOLOGY and how it affects the family. A nationally recognized expert in this field will be here to present, Protect Young Eyes

If you are interested in this workshop, click here.