The Pirate – HJSD Newsletter October 2019

HAGERMAN HS CAREER DAY

Hagerman HS, with the help of the HS PTV, are going to be holding a Career Fair for our students on Thursday October 10th starting at 8:00 am.We are looking for any vendors who are interested in talking with our students about college and career opportunities. The Career Fair will go from 8 am-3:30 pm. We will have a system in place that will allow all vendors to have a chance to visit with all of our students. Please plan on a 15-30 minute presentation if you are interested. Contact Mr. Wadsworth or Jennifer Bell (PTV President) for more information. Thank you.

PRINCIPALS CORNER

Walking into Papa Kelsey’s to eat, I see the following sign, “Fall, it is nice to see you again”. Fall is definitely in the air. I think I recognize Fall coming in Hagerman more by how many flies are trying to be a part of my life. It is a spectacle to see these little creatures in survival mode. I also had to laugh when my veteran junior high teacher brought about 10 flyswatters to the school (no exaggeration).

Homecoming week was such a huge success this year. It came in part because of our awesome community and businesses. I’d like to thank Bean’s Twisted Sheers, Hagerman Auto, and Bullseye BBQ (provided food for our carnival), for going the extra mile to make our Homecoming week extra special for the town businesses. I also want to thank Hagerman Fire, EMT, and Paramedics, Lithia in Twin Falls, Mrs. Nelson (cool old car), Officer Cornett, and Sergeant Roc and the National Guard for contributing to our parade. Parents, thank you for taking the time to support our students. I recognize the effort and sacrifice that you make to help our students to put together floats and just be a part of the celebration. It means the world to our students, your children, the community, and our school. Last but not least, Hagerman JH/HS student body. Way to step up and get involved. School spirit is only as good as our students. Thank you for modeling pride in our school and yourselves. It matters.

As I watched our students rally around each other during Homecoming week I marveled at the moments our school showed a strong bond of unity. The students decorated the halls together, they complemented each other for either dressing up for royalty, or just dressing up in pirate colors. They smashed a car together, they decorated floats together, they sat for a whole school picture together, and they supported the sports programs together on Friday night.

I enjoyed watching our students put their differences aside, shelving their stresses, and being able to smile and enjoy what is happening around them, even just for a moment. Happiness is contagious and it is healthy for everyone. I probably smiled more on this Homecoming Week just watching our students enjoy the excitement and having fun with each other. The atmosphere and climate of Hagerman JH/SH was electric.

I said it before and I will say it again, “It takes a village to raise a child, and a community to raise a school”. We all want the best for our children so they can be successful. I am impressing that upon our community and parents to always remember that. I watched many of our parents and community members share appreciation and pride in the students this Homecoming Week. It was really fun.

In the words of one of the Hagerman HS Seniors, “This was the best Homecoming I have ever had”.

It matters.

SPOTLIGHT.................Mrs. Elaine Davis

SPOTLIGHT……………..MRS. ELAINE DAVIS

Residency: Has lived in Hagerman since 1989.Years at HHS: She has worked at HHS for 20 years as a Librarian/Secretary/Registrar.

Family: Has had 3 children who have all graduated from Hagerman HS.

Favorite color: Red

Favorite food: Potato Chips, French Fries, Ice Cream

Favorite movie: Lord of the Rings

Hobbies: Reading, hiking, and travel

What has been most rewarding working at HHS?

“Working with the kids and staff. It’s been an enjoyable place to work. I also get to see the children of the students who graduated from HHS”.

What is one of your favorite things to do?

“I enjoy playing with my grandchildren”.

Hagerman HS would like to thank Mrs. Davis for all she continues to do to make Hagerman High School a better place for our students and staff.

HIGH SCHOOL AND JUNIOR HIGH ATHLETICS

HS VOLLEYBALL

Monday…………..October 7……….VBALL @ Oakley……..6/7 pmTuesday………….October 8……….VBALL @ Hansen…….6/7 pm

Wednesday……..October 9……….VBALL @ ISDB (jv only)….5 pm

Thursday…………October 10……..VBALL vs Murtaugh (Senior Night)….6/7 pm

JV District Tournament……Thursday October 17………….TBA

District Tournament……….October 19, 22, 23, 24 @ Shoshone HS…….TBA

HS FOOTBALL

Friday…………….October 4………..FBALL vs Hansen………..7 pm

Friday…………….October 11………FBALL vs Carey (Senior Night)……7 pm

Saturday………..October 19………FBALL vs Adrian, OR (Timberline HS)…..1 pm

Thursday……….October 24………FBALL vs Richfield (jv only)……….7 pm

District Play-In………Friday November 1…….TBA

HS BASKETBALL

GBB First Practice Day……………Wednesday October 30

Junior High Volleyball/Football

Wednesday…….October 9……..vs Murtaugh……2 pm

Wednesday…….October 16……vs Camas………..2 pm

Saturday…………October 19………Volleyball District Tournament…….TBA

Junior High GBB

Wednesday…………….October 30……….@ Oakley………..4 pm

SCHOOL BOARD MEETING

MONDAY, OCT. 14TH, 7PM

HAGERMAN HIGH SCHOOL

SENIOR NIGHT (PINK OUT)

Please come and support our Seniors as it is their last home games for the fall sports season. Here are the dates:Thursday October 10… VBALL vs Murtaugh….6 pm JV and 7 pm Varsity

Friday October 11……..FBALL vs Carey………….7 pm Varsity (there is no JV game)

Our students want to support Breast Cancer Awareness Month, as are both sports teams. We are asking you to WEAR PINK to the volleyball and football game to share in our support and recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness. Thank you.

MINI-CHEER CAMP

Hagerman Cheerleading Squad is sponsoring a mini cheer camp

on October 11, 2019. Boys and girls in preschool – 6 grade are invited.

The cost of the camp is $35.00 per child which includes a t-shirt that is

worn at the Hagerman High school football game that night, October 11,

2019. The camp will be held in the new gym in the high school building.

The camp will run from 8:15am to 11:15am on Friday, Oct 11th. Chil-

dren will not be let outside of the gym, so please pick up your child in-

side.

Children attending the camp will perform a cheer and a dance at

the football game during half-time on Oct. 11, 2019. The game will start

at 7:00pm, and performers need to be at the gym no later than 7:30 pm.

Please pick up your child’s shirt before leaving practice that morning.

The registration form and fee is due on Oct. 4, 2019 by the end of

the school day. All forms and money need to be returned to the elemen-

tary school office. Students that have not paid will not be allowed to

practice or perform.

We are looking forward to working with your child and having a

great time.

HS PTV MEETING

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 9TH, 5PM

HAGERMAN HS LIBRARY

ACT TEST DATES

2019 Test Dates…………2019 Registration Deadline……………Late Registration DeadlineDecember 14……………..November 8………………………………..November 22

2020 Test Dates…………2020 Registration Deadline……………Late Registration Deadline

February 8…………………January 10…………………………………January 17

April 4………………………February 28………………………………..March 13

June 13…………………….May 8………………………………………..May 22

July 18……………………..June 19……………………………………..June 26

ART ROOM VOLUNTEERS

Ms. Scott would love to have another adult in her art room for her younger artists. Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grade classes are from 12:15 – 1:05, Monday – Thursday. If you can admire some awesome art and listen to some amazing stories, you can help her make sure every-one gets that special attention.

CONGRATULATIONS AAFS!!!!!

The America’s Farmers Grow Education Grant was awarded to the AAFS Progam. The check presentation will be this Friday at half-time of the football game with Carey. Thank you Mr. Martin, Mr. Knapp, and Mrs. Dorchuck for all the work you do to build our Food Science Program for students.