Harris County School District
One Team, One Dream
Harris County High School (HCHS) has announced that the Class of 2026 will graduate at the Columbus Civic Center at 9:30 a.m., Saturday, May 16, 2026.
Tickets are required for entry. Please be aware that the Civic Center’s clear bag policy will be enforced. For the specifics, visit https://civiccenter.columbusga.gov/Plan-Your-Visit/Clear-Bag-Policy.
For those family and friends who cannot attend in person, the event also will be live streamed via WTVM at https://www.wtvm.com/graduation.
Tickets are required for entry. Please be aware that the Civic Center’s clear bag policy will be enforced. For the specifics, visit https://civiccenter.columbusga.gov/Plan-Your-Visit/Clear-Bag-Policy.
For those family and friends who cannot attend in person, the event also will be live streamed via WTVM at https://www.wtvm.com/graduation.
🎓🎉 The countdown to graduation is on!
Join us as we celebrate the Harris County High School Class of 2026 on Saturday, May 16 at 9:30 a.m. ET.
Families, friends, and community supporters will be able to watch the ceremony live online through a link that will be provided by WTVM closer to graduation day.
📺 Viewers can also stream the ceremony on the WTVM app available on Roku and Amazon Fire devices.
Congratulations to our seniors on this incredible achievement — we look forward to celebrating this special milestone with you!
#HarrisCountyProud #ClassOf2026 #GraduationDay
Harris County Artists Recognized in 2026 CYAL Exhibition
Harris County student artists earned outstanding recognition in the 2026 Creative Youth Art League (CYAL) Juried Exhibition at the LaGrange Art Museum, with numerous students receiving top placements, merit awards, and prestigious summer camp scholarships. The exhibition, held from April 26 through May 9, showcased exceptional student artwork from across the region and celebrated the creativity of young artists of all ages.
Among the special honors, Cole Wilson of New Mountain Hill received a LAM Board of Governors Summer Camp Scholarship in the K-2 division, while Summer Knight of Harris County High School earned the high school scholarship award. Harris County students also claimed multiple first-place recognitions, including Cole Wilson (Mixed Media, K-2), Halle Davis (Mixed Media, grades 3-4), Alaina Thompson (Painting, middle school), Eli Grimsley (Sculpture/Ceramics, middle school), and Shiori Thomas (Mixed Media, high school).
Additional awards were earned by students from Creekside Intermediate, Harris County Carver Middle School, Harris County High School, and New Mountain Hill, further highlighting the remarkable artistic talent found throughout Harris County Schools.
The achievements of these young artists reflect not only their creativity, dedication, and hard work, but also the commitment of Harris County’s art educators, who continue to inspire and nurture artistic excellence at every grade level.
Harris County student artists earned outstanding recognition in the 2026 Creative Youth Art League (CYAL) Juried Exhibition at the LaGrange Art Museum, with numerous students receiving top placements, merit awards, and prestigious summer camp scholarships. The exhibition, held from April 26 through May 9, showcased exceptional student artwork from across the region and celebrated the creativity of young artists of all ages.
Among the special honors, Cole Wilson of New Mountain Hill received a LAM Board of Governors Summer Camp Scholarship in the K-2 division, while Summer Knight of Harris County High School earned the high school scholarship award. Harris County students also claimed multiple first-place recognitions, including Cole Wilson (Mixed Media, K-2), Halle Davis (Mixed Media, grades 3-4), Alaina Thompson (Painting, middle school), Eli Grimsley (Sculpture/Ceramics, middle school), and Shiori Thomas (Mixed Media, high school).
Additional awards were earned by students from Creekside Intermediate, Harris County Carver Middle School, Harris County High School, and New Mountain Hill, further highlighting the remarkable artistic talent found throughout Harris County Schools.
The achievements of these young artists reflect not only their creativity, dedication, and hard work, but also the commitment of Harris County’s art educators, who continue to inspire and nurture artistic excellence at every grade level.
The Georgia High School High Tech Program recently announced the winners of its 2025–26 Computer Competition, and Harris County School District is proud to recognize Johnathan Willis for being selected as a winner in the statewide event.
The competition challenged students to demonstrate how technology can support their transition to future education and the workforce through essays and presentations. Johnathan’s hard work, creativity, and dedication helped him earn this outstanding recognition among students from across Georgia.
We congratulate Johnathan on this incredible achievement and are excited to see all he accomplishes in the future. His success reflects the determination, innovation, and excellence represented by our students each day.
#HarrisCountySchools #StudentSuccess #GeorgiaHighSchoolHighTech #ExcellenceInEducation #FutureReady
The competition challenged students to demonstrate how technology can support their transition to future education and the workforce through essays and presentations. Johnathan’s hard work, creativity, and dedication helped him earn this outstanding recognition among students from across Georgia.
We congratulate Johnathan on this incredible achievement and are excited to see all he accomplishes in the future. His success reflects the determination, innovation, and excellence represented by our students each day.
#HarrisCountySchools #StudentSuccess #GeorgiaHighSchoolHighTech #ExcellenceInEducation #FutureReady
This week, the Harris County Retired Educators Association proudly presented appreciation gifts to all Harris County School District Teachers and Support Personnel of the Year in recognition of their hard work, dedication, and commitment to our students and schools.
The gifts were presented on behalf of HCREA by Linda Cook, HCREA President; Sandy Gradewell, HCREA President-Elect; Kathie Berends, HCREA Secretary; and Donna Durham, HCREA Membership Chair.
“We are proud to recognize the incredible educators and support personnel who make a difference in the lives of students every day,” said Linda Cook. “Their dedication, compassion, and commitment to excellence deserve to be celebrated.”
Thank you to all of our outstanding honorees for the positive impact you make throughout Harris County Schools! HCSD also extends sincere appreciation to HCREA for their continued support, encouragement, and recognition of our faculty and staff.
#HarrisCountySchools #TeacherOfTheYear #SupportPersonnelOfTheYear #HCREA #ThankYouEducators
The gifts were presented on behalf of HCREA by Linda Cook, HCREA President; Sandy Gradewell, HCREA President-Elect; Kathie Berends, HCREA Secretary; and Donna Durham, HCREA Membership Chair.
“We are proud to recognize the incredible educators and support personnel who make a difference in the lives of students every day,” said Linda Cook. “Their dedication, compassion, and commitment to excellence deserve to be celebrated.”
Thank you to all of our outstanding honorees for the positive impact you make throughout Harris County Schools! HCSD also extends sincere appreciation to HCREA for their continued support, encouragement, and recognition of our faculty and staff.
#HarrisCountySchools #TeacherOfTheYear #SupportPersonnelOfTheYear #HCREA #ThankYouEducators
🍎 A well-deserved honor for a dedicated educator in Harris County Schools!
Grace Metsinger, first grade teacher of Mulberry Creek Elementary School, was recently surprised with the “One Class At A Time” award, recognizing teachers who go above and beyond for their students each and every day.
Students, coworkers, and supporters gathered to celebrate Metsinger’s commitment to not only educating children, but caring for them as individuals.
“It’s really good to be appreciated,” Metsinger said. “Just to be seen — not just by the students, but by the parents too — and for them to see how much we really do care about these babies and their children, not just as students, but as people.”
Principal Amy Allen praised Metsinger’s dedication, saying she works hard to personally know each student and help them become the best they can be.
The “One Class At A Time” initiative helps recognize outstanding educators while also providing additional classroom support and resources. The award was sponsored by Daniel Appliance and community supporter Ron Daniel.
Congratulations to Grace Metsinger for making a lasting difference in the lives of her students! 👏📚❤️
#OneClassAtATime #TeacherRecognition #MulberryCreekElementary #HarrisCountySchools #WRBL
Grace Metsinger, first grade teacher of Mulberry Creek Elementary School, was recently surprised with the “One Class At A Time” award, recognizing teachers who go above and beyond for their students each and every day.
Students, coworkers, and supporters gathered to celebrate Metsinger’s commitment to not only educating children, but caring for them as individuals.
“It’s really good to be appreciated,” Metsinger said. “Just to be seen — not just by the students, but by the parents too — and for them to see how much we really do care about these babies and their children, not just as students, but as people.”
Principal Amy Allen praised Metsinger’s dedication, saying she works hard to personally know each student and help them become the best they can be.
The “One Class At A Time” initiative helps recognize outstanding educators while also providing additional classroom support and resources. The award was sponsored by Daniel Appliance and community supporter Ron Daniel.
Congratulations to Grace Metsinger for making a lasting difference in the lives of her students! 👏📚❤️
#OneClassAtATime #TeacherRecognition #MulberryCreekElementary #HarrisCountySchools #WRBL
Congratulations to Harris County High School on being named both a 2026 AP STEM School and a 2026 AP STEM Achievement School by the Georgia Department of Education!
This outstanding recognition reflects the dedication, perseverance, and academic excellence demonstrated each day by our students, teachers, counselors, administrators, staff, and families. Through rigorous coursework and a strong commitment to student success, HCHS continues to provide meaningful opportunities that prepare students for college, careers, and the future.
Advanced Placement programs challenge students to think critically, push beyond expectations, and pursue excellence at the highest levels — and our students continue to rise to that challenge. These honors are a testament to the culture of achievement and support that defines Harris County High School.
We are incredibly proud of everyone who contributed to this accomplishment. Congratulations, HCHS, on continuing to lead the way in academic excellence across Georgia!
#HarrisCountyHighSchool #APHonorSchool #APSTEM #AcademicExcellence #GeorgiaDOE #StudentSuccess
🚑 NOW HIRING: Medical Support Nurse 🩺
📍 Harris County School District
The Harris County School District is looking for a caring and dedicated Registered Nurse to join our team! If you’re passionate about helping students thrive and creating a healthy school environment, we encourage you to apply.
✨ Position Highlights:
✅ 190-Day School Schedule
✅ Monday–Friday Work Week
✅ School-Based Telehealth Support
✅ Meaningful Impact on Students & Staff
✅ Supportive School Community
💙 Responsibilities Include:
• Providing nursing care to students and staff
• Supporting virtual and in-person medical visits
• Administering medications and maintaining health records
• Assisting students with acute and chronic health needs
• Promoting wellness and healthy learning environments
📌 Qualifications:
✔ Valid Georgia RN License
✔ CPR/AED Certification
✔ Minimum 1 year of nursing experience
✔ Pediatric experience preferred
Join a team committed to student success, wellness, and care every day!
📩 APPLY HERE: https://tinyurl.com/68xsvtu4
#NowHiring #SchoolNurse #RegisteredNurse #HealthcareCareers #HarrisCountySchools #RNJobs #GeorgiaJobs #StudentWellness #Telehealth #JoinOurTeam
📍 Harris County School District
The Harris County School District is looking for a caring and dedicated Registered Nurse to join our team! If you’re passionate about helping students thrive and creating a healthy school environment, we encourage you to apply.
✨ Position Highlights:
✅ 190-Day School Schedule
✅ Monday–Friday Work Week
✅ School-Based Telehealth Support
✅ Meaningful Impact on Students & Staff
✅ Supportive School Community
💙 Responsibilities Include:
• Providing nursing care to students and staff
• Supporting virtual and in-person medical visits
• Administering medications and maintaining health records
• Assisting students with acute and chronic health needs
• Promoting wellness and healthy learning environments
📌 Qualifications:
✔ Valid Georgia RN License
✔ CPR/AED Certification
✔ Minimum 1 year of nursing experience
✔ Pediatric experience preferred
Join a team committed to student success, wellness, and care every day!
📩 APPLY HERE: https://tinyurl.com/68xsvtu4
#NowHiring #SchoolNurse #RegisteredNurse #HealthcareCareers #HarrisCountySchools #RNJobs #GeorgiaJobs #StudentWellness #Telehealth #JoinOurTeam
This morning, before the start of school, an incident involving an unruly visitor occurred at Mulberry Creek Elementary and Creekside Intermediate. All appropriate safety protocols were immediately followed, and the Harris County Sheriff’s Department quickly resolved the situation.
All students and staff are safe, and both schools are operating on a normal schedule.
Thank you for your continued support.
All students and staff are safe, and both schools are operating on a normal schedule.
Thank you for your continued support.
🌷 Happy Mother’s Day from Harris County School District! 🌷
Today we celebrate the incredible mothers, grandmothers, guardians, and mother figures who nurture, inspire, and support our students and community every day. Your love, strength, and dedication make a lasting difference in the lives of our children and families.
Thank you for all you do. We hope your day is filled with love, joy, and appreciation!
#MothersDay #HCSDProud #FamilyCommunityExcellence
Today we celebrate the incredible mothers, grandmothers, guardians, and mother figures who nurture, inspire, and support our students and community every day. Your love, strength, and dedication make a lasting difference in the lives of our children and families.
Thank you for all you do. We hope your day is filled with love, joy, and appreciation!
#MothersDay #HCSDProud #FamilyCommunityExcellence
🍎 ALL HARRIS COUNTY CHILDREN EAT FREE THIS SUMMER ☀️
The Harris County School District is proud to offer FREE summer meals for all children ages 0–18 through the Seamless Summer Feeding Program (SSFP).
No registration required — just show up and eat! Help us spread the word so every child in Harris County has access to healthy meals this summer.
📍 HARRIS COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
8281 GA-116, Hamilton, GA 31811
🍽 On-Site Meals Only (must be eaten in the cafeteria)
📅 June 1–26, 2026
🗓 Monday–Thursday
🥞 Breakfast: 7:30 a.m. – 8:15 a.m.
🥪 Lunch: 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
📍 PARK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
13185 US Highway 27 N, Hamilton, GA 31811
🛍 Weekly 7-Day Meal Pick-Up
(Breakfasts & Lunches)
📅 Mondays Only: June 1, 8, 15 & 22
⏰ 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
👨👩👧 Parent or guardian must pick up meals.
📝 Please provide each child’s legal first and last name.
“We want to ensure that all our children are fed this summer when school is out,” shared Jessie Hudson, HCSD School Nutrition Director.
For questions or additional information:
📞 (706) 628-4172
📧hudson-j@harris.k12.ga.us
#HarrisCountySchools #SummerMeals #KidsEatFree #HCSD #CommunityStrong
The Harris County School District is proud to offer FREE summer meals for all children ages 0–18 through the Seamless Summer Feeding Program (SSFP).
No registration required — just show up and eat! Help us spread the word so every child in Harris County has access to healthy meals this summer.
📍 HARRIS COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
8281 GA-116, Hamilton, GA 31811
🍽 On-Site Meals Only (must be eaten in the cafeteria)
📅 June 1–26, 2026
🗓 Monday–Thursday
🥞 Breakfast: 7:30 a.m. – 8:15 a.m.
🥪 Lunch: 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
📍 PARK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
13185 US Highway 27 N, Hamilton, GA 31811
🛍 Weekly 7-Day Meal Pick-Up
(Breakfasts & Lunches)
📅 Mondays Only: June 1, 8, 15 & 22
⏰ 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
👨👩👧 Parent or guardian must pick up meals.
📝 Please provide each child’s legal first and last name.
“We want to ensure that all our children are fed this summer when school is out,” shared Jessie Hudson, HCSD School Nutrition Director.
For questions or additional information:
📞 (706) 628-4172
📧hudson-j@harris.k12.ga.us
#HarrisCountySchools #SummerMeals #KidsEatFree #HCSD #CommunityStrong
🎉 Congratulations to Ms. Andrea Jules! 🎉
Harris County School District is proud to celebrate Ms. Andrea Jules as a recipient of the 2026 Teacher Hero Award presented by Brent Coleman, owner of GET (Grace Ed Technologies).
Ms. Jules’ journey is one of perseverance, sacrifice, resilience, and unwavering dedication to others. After placing her own teaching aspirations on hold for nearly two decades to care for family members while raising young children, she never gave up on her dream of becoming an educator.
Today, Ms. Jules serves students with compassion, encouragement, and purpose — building meaningful relationships and helping students overcome barriers to success every day.
Her story is an inspiration to our entire school community and a reminder of the powerful impact educators have on the lives of students and families.
Please join us in congratulating Ms. Jules on this well-deserved recognition!
#TeacherHero #HarrisCountySchools #StudentSuccess #ExcellenceInEducation #HCSDPride
Harris County School District is proud to celebrate Ms. Andrea Jules as a recipient of the 2026 Teacher Hero Award presented by Brent Coleman, owner of GET (Grace Ed Technologies).
Ms. Jules’ journey is one of perseverance, sacrifice, resilience, and unwavering dedication to others. After placing her own teaching aspirations on hold for nearly two decades to care for family members while raising young children, she never gave up on her dream of becoming an educator.
Today, Ms. Jules serves students with compassion, encouragement, and purpose — building meaningful relationships and helping students overcome barriers to success every day.
Her story is an inspiration to our entire school community and a reminder of the powerful impact educators have on the lives of students and families.
Please join us in congratulating Ms. Jules on this well-deserved recognition!
#TeacherHero #HarrisCountySchools #StudentSuccess #ExcellenceInEducation #HCSDPride
📚🚌 The Harris County School District’s award-winning Mobile Learning Lab is hitting the road again this summer!
Beginning June 2, the Mobile Learning Lab will travel throughout Harris County providing FREE educational support and internet access for students, families, and adults.
The Mobile Learning Lab offers:
✅ Wi-Fi internet access
✅ Laptops and books for student use
✅ Literacy and tutoring support
✅ Access to educational applications
✅ Career and educational guidance for adults
Elementary students can also enjoy the mobile library located in the rear of the bus. Parents are encouraged to read with their children daily to help build strong literacy skills and support school success.
🗓 Summer 2026 Schedule (5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.)
📍 Pine Mountain – Pine Lane Apartments
Tuesdays: June 2, 9, 16, 23 & 30
📍 Shiloh – City Hall
Wednesdays: June 3, 10, 17 & 24
📍 Waverly Hall – Melody Lakes
Thursdays: June 4, 11, 18 & 25
The Mobile Learning Lab was recognized by the Georgia School Boards Association with the Leading Edge Award for innovative teaching and learning initiatives. We are proud to continue bringing valuable educational resources directly into our communities this summer!
#HarrisCountySchools #MobileLearningLab #LearningEverywhere #CommunitySupport #CollegeAndCareerReady
Beginning June 2, the Mobile Learning Lab will travel throughout Harris County providing FREE educational support and internet access for students, families, and adults.
The Mobile Learning Lab offers:
✅ Wi-Fi internet access
✅ Laptops and books for student use
✅ Literacy and tutoring support
✅ Access to educational applications
✅ Career and educational guidance for adults
Elementary students can also enjoy the mobile library located in the rear of the bus. Parents are encouraged to read with their children daily to help build strong literacy skills and support school success.
🗓 Summer 2026 Schedule (5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.)
📍 Pine Mountain – Pine Lane Apartments
Tuesdays: June 2, 9, 16, 23 & 30
📍 Shiloh – City Hall
Wednesdays: June 3, 10, 17 & 24
📍 Waverly Hall – Melody Lakes
Thursdays: June 4, 11, 18 & 25
The Mobile Learning Lab was recognized by the Georgia School Boards Association with the Leading Edge Award for innovative teaching and learning initiatives. We are proud to continue bringing valuable educational resources directly into our communities this summer!
#HarrisCountySchools #MobileLearningLab #LearningEverywhere #CommunitySupport #CollegeAndCareerReady
With the potential for severe thunderstorms, tornado watches, and flood warnings extending into tomorrow morning, our priority is to ensure the safety and well-being of our staff and students as they travel to school. Out of an abundance of caution, the Harris County School District will implement the following schedule adjustments for tomorrow, May 7:
Expected Weather Threats Include:
Damaging winds up to 60 mph
A few tornadoes possible (a strong tornado cannot be ruled out)
Heavy rainfall leading to possible flash flooding
A Flash Flood Watch remains in effect through Thursday morning
Isolated hail up to quarter size
All schools will open on a two hour delayed start. Bus routes, school openings, and start times will be shifted two hours later than the regularly scheduled times. For example, a bus normally scheduled to pick up students at 7:00 AM will instead pick up at 9:00 AM.
Additional Information:
Breakfast will not be served.
Lunch will be served at the regularly scheduled times.
Dismissal procedures will remain unchanged.
Thank you for your continued support as we work to ensure the safety of our students and staff.
Expected Weather Threats Include:
Damaging winds up to 60 mph
A few tornadoes possible (a strong tornado cannot be ruled out)
Heavy rainfall leading to possible flash flooding
A Flash Flood Watch remains in effect through Thursday morning
Isolated hail up to quarter size
All schools will open on a two hour delayed start. Bus routes, school openings, and start times will be shifted two hours later than the regularly scheduled times. For example, a bus normally scheduled to pick up students at 7:00 AM will instead pick up at 9:00 AM.
Additional Information:
Breakfast will not be served.
Lunch will be served at the regularly scheduled times.
Dismissal procedures will remain unchanged.
Thank you for your continued support as we work to ensure the safety of our students and staff.
🎉 Congratulations to HCHS Seniors Adyson Baker and Aleisha McMurtry! 🎉
On Monday, May 4, 2026, Adyson Baker and Aleisha McMurtry were recognized as two of only five students across the entire Chattahoochee Valley to receive the prestigious Teens Who Care Scholarship! 👏
Sponsored by the Junior League of Columbus in partnership with the Optimist Club of Columbus, this scholarship awards $1,000 to outstanding high school seniors to support their college education. Recipients are selected through a competitive application process judged by community leaders from across the region.
These scholarships honor young servant-leaders who demonstrate a sincere commitment to helping others through volunteer service and community involvement. Adyson and Aleisha represented HCHS exceptionally well, and we are incredibly proud of their accomplishments and dedication to serving others.
Please join us in congratulating these remarkable students!
On Monday, May 4, 2026, Adyson Baker and Aleisha McMurtry were recognized as two of only five students across the entire Chattahoochee Valley to receive the prestigious Teens Who Care Scholarship! 👏
Sponsored by the Junior League of Columbus in partnership with the Optimist Club of Columbus, this scholarship awards $1,000 to outstanding high school seniors to support their college education. Recipients are selected through a competitive application process judged by community leaders from across the region.
These scholarships honor young servant-leaders who demonstrate a sincere commitment to helping others through volunteer service and community involvement. Adyson and Aleisha represented HCHS exceptionally well, and we are incredibly proud of their accomplishments and dedication to serving others.
Please join us in congratulating these remarkable students!
🎉 Big news for Harris County Schools!
We’re proud to celebrate Park Elementary School and Harris County Carver Middle School (HCCMS) for earning the 2026 SSAS Greatest Gains Bronze Award from the Governor’s Office of Student Achievement! 🏆
This recognition highlights the incredible growth our students are making and the strong commitment to teaching and learning happening in our classrooms every day.
“Receiving the 2025 SSAS Greatest Gains Bronze Award reflects the relentless dedication of our teachers and support staff at Park Elementary,” said Dr. Allyson Douthit, principal of Park. “Day in and day out, our team shows up focused on doing what’s best for students—and that’s what makes Park truly the place to be.”
“We are proud of this recognition because it reflects the steady growth our students have shown over time,” said Jennifer Taylor, principal of HCCMS. “This award belongs to our teachers, students, and families who stay committed to learning every day and continue to push for progress.”
👏 Join us in congratulating the students, teachers, staff, and families at both schools for this outstanding achievement!
#HarrisCountySchools #GreatestGains #StudentSuccess #ExcellenceInEducation
We’re proud to celebrate Park Elementary School and Harris County Carver Middle School (HCCMS) for earning the 2026 SSAS Greatest Gains Bronze Award from the Governor’s Office of Student Achievement! 🏆
This recognition highlights the incredible growth our students are making and the strong commitment to teaching and learning happening in our classrooms every day.
“Receiving the 2025 SSAS Greatest Gains Bronze Award reflects the relentless dedication of our teachers and support staff at Park Elementary,” said Dr. Allyson Douthit, principal of Park. “Day in and day out, our team shows up focused on doing what’s best for students—and that’s what makes Park truly the place to be.”
“We are proud of this recognition because it reflects the steady growth our students have shown over time,” said Jennifer Taylor, principal of HCCMS. “This award belongs to our teachers, students, and families who stay committed to learning every day and continue to push for progress.”
👏 Join us in congratulating the students, teachers, staff, and families at both schools for this outstanding achievement!
#HarrisCountySchools #GreatestGains #StudentSuccess #ExcellenceInEducation
🎶🍔 HC Music Extravaganza is HERE! 🍋🎤
Join us Monday, May 4th for an unforgettable evening of music, food, and community at Harris County High School!
🕔 5:00 PM – Doors Open
🎤 5:30 PM – Choir Performances (Gymnasium)
🎸 7:00 PM – Bands Perform (Outside by the Bus Ramp)
🎟️ Free admission (cash donations appreciated!)
🚚 Come hungry because we’ve got an amazing lineup of food trucks from 5–8 PM featuring:
✨ The Mac Shack
✨ The Buzz Board
✨ Traci’s Lemonade
✨ Famous Nate’s
Bring your family, support our talented students, and enjoy a night full of great vibes, great music, and great food!
👉 Tag a friend you’re bringing with you!
Join us Monday, May 4th for an unforgettable evening of music, food, and community at Harris County High School!
🕔 5:00 PM – Doors Open
🎤 5:30 PM – Choir Performances (Gymnasium)
🎸 7:00 PM – Bands Perform (Outside by the Bus Ramp)
🎟️ Free admission (cash donations appreciated!)
🚚 Come hungry because we’ve got an amazing lineup of food trucks from 5–8 PM featuring:
✨ The Mac Shack
✨ The Buzz Board
✨ Traci’s Lemonade
✨ Famous Nate’s
Bring your family, support our talented students, and enjoy a night full of great vibes, great music, and great food!
👉 Tag a friend you’re bringing with you!
🍎✨ Teacher Appreciation Week (May 4–8) ✨🍎
Join us as we celebrate the incredible teachers of HCSD during Teacher Appreciation Week! Your passion, dedication, and unwavering commitment to student success make a lasting difference every single day.
Thank you for inspiring minds, encouraging growth, and creating a positive impact both inside and outside the classroom.
HCSD appreciates all that you do!
Join us as we celebrate the incredible teachers of HCSD during Teacher Appreciation Week! Your passion, dedication, and unwavering commitment to student success make a lasting difference every single day.
Thank you for inspiring minds, encouraging growth, and creating a positive impact both inside and outside the classroom.
HCSD appreciates all that you do!
🎉 Happy School Principals Day! 🎉
Today we proudly celebrate the outstanding leaders who guide our schools with passion, purpose, and dedication. Our principals make a difference every single day, creating positive environments where students and staff can thrive.
Please join us in recognizing:
Harris County High School – Lindie Snyder
Harris County Carver Middle School – Jennifer Taylor
Creekside School – Jennifer Sappington
PLC/EOC – Anita Wadley
New Mountain Hill Elementary – Jessica Burnett
Park Elementary – Dr. Allyson Douthit
Mulberry Creek Elementary – Amy Allen
Pine Ridge Elementary – Donna Crooks
Thank you for your leadership, commitment, and the lasting impact you make across Harris County Schools. We appreciate you today and every day!
#PrincipalsDay #ThankAPrincipal #HarrisCountySchools
Today we proudly celebrate the outstanding leaders who guide our schools with passion, purpose, and dedication. Our principals make a difference every single day, creating positive environments where students and staff can thrive.
Please join us in recognizing:
Harris County High School – Lindie Snyder
Harris County Carver Middle School – Jennifer Taylor
Creekside School – Jennifer Sappington
PLC/EOC – Anita Wadley
New Mountain Hill Elementary – Jessica Burnett
Park Elementary – Dr. Allyson Douthit
Mulberry Creek Elementary – Amy Allen
Pine Ridge Elementary – Donna Crooks
Thank you for your leadership, commitment, and the lasting impact you make across Harris County Schools. We appreciate you today and every day!
#PrincipalsDay #ThankAPrincipal #HarrisCountySchools
🏃♀️🏀 National Physical Education & Sport Education Week (May 1–7) ⚽🏈
This week, we proudly celebrate our Physical Education teachers and coaches across HCSD! Your commitment to promoting health, teamwork, discipline, and confidence helps shape well-rounded students both in the classroom and in competition.
Thank you for motivating, mentoring, and inspiring our students to stay active, push their limits, and grow into their best selves—on and off the field.
HCSD appreciates all that you do!
This week, we proudly celebrate our Physical Education teachers and coaches across HCSD! Your commitment to promoting health, teamwork, discipline, and confidence helps shape well-rounded students both in the classroom and in competition.
Thank you for motivating, mentoring, and inspiring our students to stay active, push their limits, and grow into their best selves—on and off the field.
HCSD appreciates all that you do!
