Tonight at 7pm; 7-12 Vocal Concert at the High School. Come and enjoy
Mud routes for busses 5/3 and 5/4
Holyoke School District will be closed on Wednesday May 2, 2018 to allow our staff and all students to attend the funeral for Blye McCallum. The funeral will be on Wed. at 10:30 in the HHS new gym.
Important Information/Noticia Importantes: See the link https://goo.gl/s8GJzj or espanol https://goo.gl/c7XNgF or visit the Holyoke Schools Website, Facebook or Twitter page.
Juniors and Seniors and HHS participate in Junior EMT
Sophia Bencomo and Kayle Berscheid won first place in the fourth grade financial literacy unit piggy bank contest. Contest sponsors were First Pioneer National Bank & Phillips County CSU Extension.
Due to the weather busses will be on storm routes.
Due to the weather, we have canceled our HS track meet for today. The golf tournament for today has also been postponed to 4/26.
Dragon Times Vol 6, Issue 12
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Our ambulance service will be at the schools occasionally. We would love to meet you. Our goal is to let the community know that we are here for them especially the kids.
The School Board approved the use of social media to help us get our message out. https://goo.gl/efKPpa
The badeball game for today has been canceled. No rescheduled date has been found.
Dear Parents, Due to the likelihood of severe weather and the current forecast, Holyoke School District will not be in school on Friday, April 13. Please be careful. Thanks, John McCleary
Holyoke first and third grade students invite you to their music program tonight April 12, at 700 pm
Dragon Times Vol 6 Issues 11
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In addition, the baseball games with Haxtun scheduled for Saturday, March 31st have been moved to FRIDAY, MARCH 30th at 11:00am in Haxtun. Bus will leave at 9am.
The baseball game with Burlington scheduled for today (March 29) has been moved to Saturday, May 5th at 11:00am
Dragon Times Vol 6. Issue 10.
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6A learns about chemical erosion in rocks.
Experiments and hands-on activities make science interesting and engaging in Mrs. Goss's 5/6th grade classroom.
