August 2015 Newsletter - Hanover Horton Schools

Hanover Horton School District
10400 Moscow Road
Horton, MI 49246
517-563-0100
NEWSLETTER
Special Points of
Interest:
ELEMENTARY ABC NIGHT
Aug 31
5 - 7 pm
FRESHMAN / PARENT
ORIENTATION
Aug 31
7:30 - 8:30 pm
MIDDLE SCHOOL
ORIENTATION
Sept 1 - 6th Grade 6 pm
7&8th Grade Open House 6:45-8pm
HOMECOMING
September 25
PARENT/TEACHER
CONFERENCES
Nov 12 - MS/HS 3:30-7:00 pm
Nov 19 - K-5 4:00-7:30 pm
Nov 20 - K-5 1:00-4:00 pm
CHRISTMAS BREAK
December 21 - January 3
NO SCHOOL DATES
Nov 1 - No School K-12
Nov 20 - Half Day K-5
Nov 25 - Half Day K-12
Nov 26&27 - No School K-12
Dec 21- Jan 3 No School K-12
Jan 18 - No School K-12
Jan 22 - MS/HS Half Day
BAND CAMP
Aug 24 - 28
SCHOOL STARTS
SEPTEMBER 8
HALF DAY ALL
STUDENTS
AUGUST 2015
FROM THE DESK OF SUPERINTENDENT
JOHN DENNEY...
THANK YOU!!! I would like to begin this
newsletter by thanking our wonderful community for your overwhelming support of
our recent millage renewals. Please know
how much your support is appreciated. On
behalf of all of us associated with the district, thank you!
As we prepare to begin the 2015-2016 school
year, I’d like to reflect on a great 2014-2015
year and discuss the future. This past year
saw our students excel in so many areas
from academics to athletics. Our facilities
received more updates, the biggest one being
the addition of the new weight room at the
high school. This summer we put a new entryway and roof on the elementary building.
Following are more details regarding the
areas of academics, athletics and facilities.
ACADEMICS: We are still waiting for the
release of our spring test result; this was the
first year of the M-STEP test, which replaced the MEAP. It appears that it may
still be another month or so until we see all
of the scores. However, we are very confident
that our results will reflect the great effort
that has gone into adjusting our curriculum
to meet the ever-changing demands. Our
high school has received its preliminary ACT
results, and the scores will likely put us at
the top or near the top in the county in every
score category. Again, we will need to wait to
know for sure. Once we receive our detailed
scores from all of the tests, we will begin the
process of evaluating our curriculum and
instruction in order to deliver the best education possible to our students.
ATHLETICS: Last year was a great year
for Comet athletics! Our teams collected
multiple conference, district, and regional
championships to go along with a final four
appearance in boys’ basketball, an individual state champion in girls’ bowling, and a
state championship in boys’ bowling. We also
had our first track relay team win the state
championship in the 3200m relay. At the
local level, our teams earned the Burdette
Andrews All-Sports Award as the winningest all-around program in the Cascades
Conference. Several Comet teams and players were also recognized for their academic
excellence, earning Academic All-State hon-
ors in addition to
their record-setting
achievements.
Our
Comets
performed
very well in the classroom as well as in
their
competitions.
We are very proud of
all that they accomplished!
FACILITIES: When the Sinking Fund was
renewed a few years ago, the elementary
roof was identified as a top priority for replacement during the life of the millage.
During the past couple of hard winters, it
also became apparent that the main entry
for the elementary needed to be addressed.
Shortly after school let out in June, the work
began to construct a brand new enclosed
entryway and to place a new roof on the entire building. Additional drainage was also
installed around the circle drive of the elementary building in order to help eliminate
some of the icing issues we have had. This
entire project was paid for out of our sinking
fund. Again, thank you for your continued
support of this fund that allows us to continue to meet the physical needs of our facilities
Looking forward, we will not likely have
more projects as big as the weight room and
roof, but there will still be very important
items to address. Some projects will likely
include additional electrical/mechanical upgrades in order to improve efficiency, sidewalk replacement, parking lot repairs, and
other items that will present themselves in
the future. Now that we know the sinking
fund will continue to be there, we will prioritize and create a plan on how best to move
forward. We will continue to focus on maintaining the phenomenal facilities that we
have and providing the best environment for
our students.
Please feel free to contact me if you have
any questions or concerns about our district.
Thank you again for your continued support!
John
Go Comets!
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ATHLETIC
INFORMATION
CONCUSSION PROTOCOL
ATHLETIC PASSES
All athletes must have a concussion form signed and on
file with their school. If an athlete is concussed, they must
have written permission from a physician to be released
back to physical activities.
Fall
Winter
$150
$100
$50
Individual $75
$50
$40
LIMITED TEAM MEMBERSHIP
Student
$30
$20
Once practicing with a high school team, a student may
not participate in competition not sponsored by his/her
school in the same sport/same season, i.e. 3-on-3 basketball during basketball season, etc.
Family
$40
Spring
YOUTH
SPORTS
www.hhcomets.com
CONTACT INFORMATION
FOOTBALL
Andy Winter
Phone: (517) 740-9688
Email: [email protected]
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Andy Birch
Phone (517) 914-4030
Email: [email protected]
BOYS AND GIRL’S SOCCER
Lisa Waagen
Email: [email protected]
BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL
Rob Davis
Phone: (517)688-5364
Email: [email protected]
BOYS BASKETBALL
Chad Mortimer
Phone: (517)563-0101, ext. 128
Email: [email protected]
REDESIGNED WEBSITE
If
you need a safe, fun place to leave your child before school
starts or after school gets out, consider our Latchkey program
located within the Elementary building. Pay only for days you
attend, and use this program as you need. We offer help with
homework, easy transition to and from class and snacks. Open
mornings at 6:30 a.m. and closed evenings at 6:00 p.m. All
staff is certified CPR, First Aid, Blood Borne Pathogens and
have received a criminal background check.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
PLEASE CALL 563-0107
CHECK OUT OUR
REDESIGNED WEBSITE.
WE ASK FOR YOUR PATIENCE
AS WE CONTINUE TO
UPDATE AND TWEEK IT.
IF YOU NOTICE WE ARE MISSING
NEEDED INFORMATION,
PLEASE LET US KNOW.
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Healthy Changes in Our School Cafeterias
This fall, Hanover-Horton School District cafeterias are meeting tough new federal nutrition standards
for school meals, ensuring that meals are healthy and well-balanced and provide students all the nutrition they need to succeed at school. Now is a great time to encourage your kids to choose school lunch!
School meals offer students milk, fruits and vegetables, proteins and grains, and they must meet strict
limits on saturated fat and portion size. Additional standards our school lunches were required to meet::
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Age-appropriate calorie limits for breakfast and lunch
Fat-free or 1% milk (flavored milk must be fat-free)
0 grams trans fat
More whole grains
Reduced sodium levels
A wider variety of vegetables, including dark green and red/orange vegetables and legumes
Larger servings of vegetables and fruits (students must take at least one serving of fruit or vegetable)
We’re always working to offer Hanover-Horton students healthier and tastier choices. We are focusing
on serving healthy homemade entrees, locally grown foods, and increased offerings of whole grains.
School meals are a great value and a huge convenience for busy families too! Below are the meal prices.
SendMoneyToSchool.com is a great tool to monitor your student’s meal account activity, deposit funds
online, and view the account balance. If you would like to receive email alerts when your student’s account falls below the minimum balance, contact the Food Service Office, 517.990.3603, to have this service set up.
Elementary School
Middle School
High School
Milk
Breakfast
$1.65
$1.65
$1.65
$0.55
Lunch
$2.45
$2.70
$2.70
$0.55
Meal applications can be submitted prior to the beginning of school by stopping by any of the building
offices or submitting an application online at LunchApp.com. Applications can take up to 10 days for
processing. For the fastest approval, utilize our online portal at www.LunchApp.com.
We look forward to welcoming your children to the cafeteria this fall. To find out more about HanoverHorton School’s healthy school meals, contact Alan Breneman, Director of Food Services at
517.990.3603.
Thank you!
Submit a Free/Reduced Meal Application online,
www.SendMoneytoSchool.com.
Easier, faster and confidential.
Apply Today!
Deposit funds into student accounts online,
www.SendMoneytoSchool.com.
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DATES TO KNOW
NOVEMBER:
AUGUST:
17
24-28
24
25
26
31
6:30 pm Board of Education Meeting
Band Camp Week
New Student Schedules by appt.
Senior Schedule Changes by appt.
Junior & Sophomore Schedule Changes by appt.
5:00-7:00 pm ABC Night Elementary
7:30-8:30 pm Freshmen/Parent Meeting
SEPTEMBER:
1
8
9
21
25
29
6:00 pm 6th Grade Orientation
6:45-8:00 pm 7th & 8th Grade Open House
1/2 Day School for Students - First Day
6:00 pm PTA Meeting, Elementary Library
6:30 pm Board of Education Meeting
Homecoming Parade, 5:00 pm
Queen & King Crowning @ Halftime
Homecoming Dance after game
Picture Day for all students
OCTOBER:
7
14
19
29
Pupil Count Day, please be present
6:00 pm PTA Meeting
6:30 pm Board of Education Meeting
5:30-7:00 pm Elementary Fall Festival
2
3
6
9
11
12
12-13
16
19
20
No School for Students
Election Day
High School - First Marking Period Ends
Picture Retakes
6:00 pm PTA Meeting
3:30-7:00 pm MS/HS Parent/Teacher Conferences
MS/HS Book Fair
6:30 PM Board of Education Meeting
4:00-7:30 pm K-5 Parent/Teacher Conferences
Half Day of School for Elementary K-5/
Full Day for Grades 6-12
1:00-4:00 pm K-5 Parent/Teacher Conferences
21
6:00 pm Elementary Daddy/Daughter Dance
1/2 Day School All Students
25
25
Middle School - End 1st Trimester
26&27 No School—Thanksgiving
DECEMBER:
7
6:30 pm Board of Education Meeting
9
6:00 pm PTA Meeting
14
7:00 pm Band/Choir Concert HS Gym
21-Jan 1 No School — Christmas Break
JANUARY:
4
13
18
22
School Resumes
6:00 pm PTA Meeting
No School for Students
6:30 pm Board of Education Meeting
High School -1st Semester Ends
MS/HS Half-Day School
Elem Full Day School
ANNUAL 7TH GRADE
MACKINAC FIELD TRIP
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CLASS OF
2015
VALEDICTORIANS
Mallory Clemet
Connor Johnson
Jessica Stroede
SALUTATORIANS
CONGRATULATIONS
Lindsay Rasmussen
Tim Snyder
Tyler Robert Adam
Kylie Brooke Adams ++ *
Andrew William Adkins ++
Anna Lynn Alexander +
Justin Michael Andrews
Kelsie Ann Archer ++
Zachary Michael Backes +
Benjamin Henry Bettenga
Mackenzie Theodore Brockie
Samantha Marie Campbell + *
Logan Michael Carley ++ #
Kyle Felix Clark +
Mallory Joyce Clemet ++ *
Taylor Lee Collier ++
Lucas Scott Crisanti ++ *
Kendell Megan Cunningham
Gregory Dean Deliyanne ++
Rachel Marie Dennison ++ *
Andrea Lauren Desnoyer ++
Kelsie Marie Diamond ++ *
Allan Scott Dowling
Morgan Theresa DuBois
Madison Carol Dunckel +
Hudson James Ellis
Rachel Grace Fletcher ++
Jacob Lee Frailey
Bridger Earl Gibbs +
Lucas Gregory Gilbert
Abigail Louise Goodnough + *
Ty Brogan Gumper ++
Kendra Ann Handy ++ #
Ryan Mark Harrold +
Austin Donald Hayball
Clay Alexander Herwat ++ *
Zackery Taylor Hockaday
Allison Lee Hubbard ++
Connor McGrath Johnson ++
Kevin Scott Johnson +
Mariah Carrie Johnson
Austin Gabriel Jones ++ *
Brooklynne Watkins
Katherine Anna Jones ++ *
Nicholas Jay Keinath ++
Austin Daniel Keiser + * #
Steven Matthew Klotz
Jacob Brian Laberteaux
Kellina Erin Leach +
Colton Kendel Lowry ++
Travis Scott Lucas
Brandy Nicole Lynch +
Chaney Angelina Manarin ++ *
Ethan Alexander Manarin ++ *
Emalie Paige McClain +
James David McVay ++
Steven Michael McVay
Jade Nichole Melling
Shawn Anthony Meyers +
Andrea Rose Miles
Hunter Wade Miracle +
Jared Paul Nastally
Madison Renee Paquette +
Franklin Christopher Phillips
Lindsay Dorothy Rasmussen ++ *
Alivia Marie Reams +
Preston Michael Reiff
Jonah Lee Rigelman +
Jacob Steven Sanford
Brett Michael Schaffer
Savannah Leigh Schow +
Lindsey Marie Seifert ++ *
Mason Anthony Seifert ++
Sarah Ann Seifert +
Cameron Colby Sherman +
Taylor Josephine Sieler ++
Spencer Lee Silveus ++
Ian Lloyd Smith
Timothy Scott Snyder ++ *
Brock Allen Spink ++
Jessica Erin Stroede ++ * #
Andrew John Stuart
Shelby Lynn Sumner +
Lydia May Sunderman +
Hunter Morgan DeLeon Thelen
Michalina Sonia Toczek +
Elizabeth Anne Thompson ++ *
Shelby Marie VanEpps + #
Frederick Whittemore Vann +
James Tyler VanZile ++
Amanda Jean Vreeland ++
Trey Kristian Waagen ++
Bryce Thomas Walker ++
Brooklynne Marie Watkins ++ * #
Roger Lee Watson, Jr.
Taryn Lynn Weidner
Shawn David Wichar +
Jellaca LaDonna Wittman
Tyler Lee Woodard
Zara Rose-Anastasia Wright ++ *
Alexander George Wyckoff
Dakota James Yeaster ++ *
Brianna Michelle Yinger ++
Tyler John Ykimoff +
Isaac Cyril York ++ *
Stefan Arkel Young
Kyle Ray Zimmerman
Taylor Ann Zotter +
HANOVER-HORTON VIRTUAL
SCHOOL
Andrea Rose Mitchell
Kaitlyn-Belle Marie Weisbrodt
Kaitlyn Elizabeth Wilson
++ Gold Cord Honor
+ Silver Cord Honor
* National Honor Society Member
# National Technical Honor Society
Member
HANOVER-­HORTON SCHOOLS TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT 2015-­2016 BUS ROUTE LIST
KINDERGARTEN THROUGH FIFTH GRADE
The following is a tentative list for the fall bus schedule pick-­up times. For the first two weeks of school please be at the bus stop 15 minutes early.
The locations listed may or may not be a current bus stop. This is intended
to give a general idea of when the bus will arrive.
Address
Ashworth
ABC Academy
10245 Adams
11662 Baker
Baker & Almon
Belaire Ct
7410 Bowerman
8899 Bowerman
5705 Buckman
7205 Buckman
2510 Chateau
5601 Coats
175 Cottage Dr
10709 Cowan Road
247 Crispell Lk
8204 Cross
5280 Deer Ridge
Dublin Dr & Circle
178 Eaglehurst
East Shore Dr
Erin Drive
Farview
5200 Farwell Lk
7520 Folks Rd
8817 Folks
11369 Folks
13787 Folks
Folks & Watson
8888 Fowler
Bus #
Time
Address
Bus #
Time
Address
Bus #
Time
4
7
8
4
4
4
3
3
8
2
1
3
5
6
8
2
3
4
4
4
4
3
5
2
6
6
6
6
2
8:13
8:07
7:48
7:35
7:35
8:05
7:40
7:30
8:08
8:22
7:41
7:50
8:05
7:45
7:50
7:55
8:00
7:48
8:00
7:55
7:53
7:47
8:13
7:50
7:40
8:05
8:01
8:00
7:55
7355 Fowler
12010 Galway
10909 Grover
3770 Hanover
6436 Hanover
7200 Hanover
10691 Hanover
11975 Hanover
2600 Crouch
11570 Highland Hills
Horton/Ravenwood
2000 Kimmel
2605 Kimmel
3715 Kimmel (E)
Kimmel & S Jackson
Leisure Lane
Liberty Township Hall
1300 Lindsey
2622 Lindsey Rd
Lk Marie
10750 Luttenton
12600 Luttenton
205 Main (E)
568 Maitland
9970 Miller Street
5705 Moscow
10501 Moscow
11777 Moscow Road
12400 Moscow
2
4
6
6
5
2
6
6
7
4
1
7
7
1
7
5
8
8
1
5
6
6
3
8
6
3
8
5
5
7:35
7:55
7:35
8:10
8:20
8:15
7:40
7:40
8:00
8:13
7:47
8:10
8:01
7:54
8:15
8:12
7:45
7:51
8:06
8:10
8:05
8:10
7:45
8:00
7:45
7:50
8:10
8:15
7:38
12735 Moscow
Pinehill Lk Rd
Preston
6231 Reynolds
10375 Reynolds
11525 Reynolds
10335 Rountree
12655 Rountree
11511 Rutan
441 Skyline
425 Skyline
10900 Snow
Somerset Bait
8093 South Jackson
4262 Springbrook
4449 Springbrook Surrey Lane
11931 Sutfin
9469 Thorne
7025 Tripp
3503 Tygh
10131 Vicary
8109 Waite
Wedgewood
7951 Weeks 7968 Weir Rd
265 Westshore
1120 Wetherby
2
4
8
3
5
7
3
2
4
4
8
7
5
8
1
1
1
5
7
3
7
5
8
4
3
2
4
7
8:25
8:10
8:00
8:08
7:37
8:15
8:25
8:08
7:40
8:13
8:02
8:31
7:45
7:45
8:03
8:03
7:59
7:55
7:37
7:34
7:35
7:50
7:40
8:03
7:35
8:10
8:01
7:48
5th Grade Band and Staff Kids Pick Up @ High School 8:15 am
BUS NUMBERS AND DRIVERS
3
6
7
Gary Spicer
Debbie Root
Telisha Fausak
2
5
Sue Rombyer
Katie Creery
8
1
4
Connie Rulison
Duane Wolfgang
Sharon Warblow
TRANSPORTATION PROCEDURES:
If you have any questions regarding the transportation schedules please call Mr. Mike Connor at 563-­0106.
Transportation staff members will be present at the elementary ABC Night on August 31st. This list of bus routes
is intended to give you a general idea of when a bus will arrive. Students should be at their stop 15 minutes early for the first two weeks of school. Our goal is to transport our students in the safest, most efficient manner possible. We appreciate the help we receive from parents in keeping our children safe.
REMINDER:
Students are only permitted to ride the bus they are assigned to.
HANOVER-­HORTON SCHOOLS TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT 2015-­2016 BUS ROUTE LIST
6th THROUGH 12th GRADES
The following is a tentative list for the fall bus schedule pick-­up times. For the first
two weeks of school please be at the bus stop 15 minutes early.
The locations listed may or may not be a current bus stop. This is intended
to give a general idea of when the bus will arrive.
Address
Bus #
Time
10425 Adams
116 Ashworth Drive 11549 Baker
11670 Baker
7355 Bowerman
7505 Bowerman
7330 Browns Lk 5885 Buckman
6386 Buckman
Chateau Dr.
Cottage Drive
11685 Cowan Road
2227 Crispell
3370 Crispell
8204 Cross
1775 Crouch
2460 Crouch
Deer Ridge
9899 Dew
Draper & Loomis
Eaglehurst
Erin & Galway
5277 Farwell Lake
Farwell Lk & Lk Marie
7500 Folks
10315 Folks
11345 Folks
Folks & Miller
8888 Fowler
12300 Goose Lk
Greenbriar
10900 Grover
8
1
4
4
2
2
7
1
1
3
5
6
8
7
2
7
7
3
2
7
4
4
5
5
6
6
6
6
2
6
4
6
6:55
6:48
6:40
6:40
7:00
7:00
7:05
6:35
6:40
7:04
7:10
7:03
6:58
6:31
6:55
6:39
6:52
6:55
7:15
6:56
7:03
6:59
7:13
7:10
7:15
6:30
6:31
7:00
7:00
6:50
6:38
6:40
Address
3321 Hanover
5815 Hanover
6425 Hanover
7601 Hanover
11250 Hanover
Hanover Park
Hanover & Pulaski Rd
303 Hatch
1320 Hatch
2275 Hatch Rd
Horton & Ravenwood
395 Jackson St.
7550 S. Jackson Rd
8101 S. Jackson Rd
8621 S. Jackson Rd
2655 Kimmel (E)
2449 Kimmel (W)
3715 Kimmel (W)
Kimmel & S Jackson
Leisure Lane
1230 Lindsey Road
Little Drive
12200 Luttenton
Maule Ln
206 Main
556 Maitland
116 Mechanic St
209 Merkel
266 Mirror Dr
208 Moscow
8723 Moscow
12400 Moscow
12735 Moscow
Bus #
Time
8
1
1
2
6
2
6
7
7
7
3
1
7
8
8
7
7
3
7
5
8
5
6
3
2
8
2
5
4
2
7
5
1
7:05
6:43
6:45
7:17
7:10
7:10
6:50
6:36
6:45
6:43
6:58
6:50
7:08
6:45
6:51
7:07
7:03
7:08
7:07
7:12
6:52
7:05
6:35
7:00
6:47
7:08
6:50
7:00
7:04
6:40
6:34
6:38
6:33
Address
Bus #
Time
5
4
8
3
5
5
1
1
3
4
4
8
5
3
8
8
2
1
7
5
3
8
2
5
5
4
8
4
6
1
7
6
6:57
6:40
7:06
6:40
6:30
7:05
6:50
6:50
7:04
6:55
6:57
7:10
6:45
7:12
6:34
7:00
7:10
7:12
7:08
6:55
7:16
6:32
6:45
6:44
6:50
6:56
6:49
6:58
6:50
6:55
6:46
6:35
11741 Patch
11144 Pinewood Drive
Preston Rd
4991 Reynolds
10750 Reynolds
12501 Round Lake
10460 Rountree
11707 Rountree
4521 Sears
155 Shore (E)
216 Shore (W)
425 Skyline
Somerset Bait
4465 Springbrook
5900 Springbrook
6744 Springbrook
101 State (W)
11551 Strait
Surrey Lane
11921 Sutfin
8924 Thorne
3221 Tygh
300 Union
US12 & Beach
10501 Vicary
Vicary & Springmill
8186 Waite
Waldron Ct
10605 Watson
7968 Weir Road
1300 Wetherby
12011 Wooden
BUS NUMBERS AND DRIVERS
3
6
7
Gary Spicer
Debbie Root
Telisha Fausak
2
5
Sue Rombyer
Katie Creery
8
1
4
Connie Rulison
Duane Wolfgang
Sharon Warblow
TRANSPORTATION PROCEDURES:
If you have any questions regarding the transportation schedules, please call Mr. Mike Connor at 563-­0106.
Transportation staff members will be present at the elementary ABC Night on August 31st. This list of bus routes
is intended to give you a general idea of when a bus will arrive. Students should be at their stop 15 minutes
early for the first two weeks of school. Our goal is to transport our students in the safest, most efficient manner possible. We appreciate the help we receive from parents in keeping our children safe.
REMINDER:
Students are only permitted to ride the bus they are assigned to.
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N E W S LE TTE R
Academic All-Conference -
2014-2015 SPRING ACADEMIC ATHLETIC AWARDS
COMET ATHLETIC REPORT
Track
Boy’s:
Lucas Crisanti, Clay Herwat, Zack Hockaday,
James McVay, Trey Waagen, Dakota Yeaster
Girl’s:
Samantha Campbell, Emalie McClain, Jessica Stroede
Softball: Rachel Dennison, Kelsie Diamond, Abby Goodnough,
Brooke Watkins, Zara Wright
Baseball: Gregory Deliyanne, Nicholas Keinath, Ty Gumper,
Cameron Sherman, Austin Jones, Tyler Ykimoff
Boy’s Golf: Kyle Clark, Brock Spink
Academic All-State Softball:
Kelsie Diamond, Brooke Watkins, Zara Wright
Boy’s Track: Lucas Crisanti, Seth Vincent, Brennan Burk, Dakota
Yeaster, Clay Herwat and Austin Shepherd
CONGRATULATIONS
BOY’S TRACK 3200 RELAY TEAM
State Champs!
COACHES AWARDS
Jackson Area Dream Team
Coach of the Year Award
Chad Mortimer - Basketball
Academic All-State Teams:
CONGRATULATIONS
Softball Team
Boy’s Track Team
Boy’s Golf Team
District Champs!
www.hhcomets.com
NONDISCRIMINATION AND ACCESS TO
EQUAL EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY
The Board of Education does not discriminate on the basis of the
Protected Classes of race, color, national origin, sex (including sexual
orientation or transgender identity), disability, age (except as authorized by law), religion, military status, ancestry, or any other statutorily protected category (collectively, "Protected Classes") in its educational programs or activities.
DISTRICT PHONE
NUMBERS
Administration………...……..…...517-563-0100
High School……………..………....517-563-0101
Athletics……………………….…...517-563-0143
Middle School………… …..…..... .517-563-0102
Elementary……..…..517-563-0103 or 563-0104
Transportation……...………..…...517-563-0106
Kids Club………………..…….…...517-563-0107
Lil’ Comets……………..… ....…....517-563-0124
SCHOOL CLOSINGS……............517-563-0117
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HANOVER HORTON SCHOOL DISTRICT
10400 MOSCOW ROAD
HORTON, MI 49246
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