HUSKY HIGHLIGHTS

5/19 – 8:45-11:30 1st Grade to ECHO

5/19 – 6:30 5-8 Chorus Spring Concert in Flex Space

5/20 - 3/4 Assembly and Inspiration Awards

5/20 - Early Dismissal Day (1:40)

5/21 – 6:30 5-8 Band Spring Concert in Gym

5/25 – NO SCHOOL - MEMORIAL DAY

5/26 – Ridin-Hy 8th Grade Field Trip

5/27 - Early Dismissal Day (1:40)

5/27 – Ridin-Hy 8th Grade Field Trip

5/28 – Ridin-Hy 8th Grade Field Trip

5/29 - 6th Grade Inspiration Awards

6/2 – 8:30-1:30 2nd Grade Trip to Shelburne Museum

6/2 – 9:15-11:45 3rd Grade Trip to Taft Milk & Maple Farm

6/3 - K2 Assembly and Inspiration Awards

6/3 – 11:30-1:30 District Jazz Fest

6/3 - Early Dismissal Day (1:40)

6/3 – 4:30-6:00 Mentor End of Year Party

6/4 – 8:30-1:00 3rd Grade to ECHO

6/4 – 9:00-2:15 4th Grade CVU Track Meet

6/5 – 8:30-2:30 4th Grade to Montpelier State House

6/5 - 8:30 - 1:30 Kindergarten to Audubon

6/10 - 3/4 Assembly and Inspiration Awards

6/10 - Early Dismissal Day (1:40)

6/11 - 11:30 Dismissal

6/11 - 8th Grade Graduation at CVU at 3:00

6/12 – Last Day of School 11:30 Dismissal

5-8 HCS Chorus Spring Concert

Date: Tuesday, May 19, 2026

Time: 6:30PM

Location: FlexSpace

5-8 HCS Band Spring Concert

Date: Thursday, May 21, 2026

Time: 6:30PM

Location: Gym

Our chorus & band students have been working hard to prepare wonderful spring performances, and we can’t wait to showcase their efforts!

These evenings will feature a variety of musical selections and include recognition of our 8th graders as we celebrate their dedication to the program(s).

More information, including arrival time and attire expectations, will be shared with ensemble families soon.

All are welcome! Come enjoy music and support our talented students!

The 6th graders have had the exciting opportunity to use the Stream Table from ECHO, Leahy Center for Lake Champlain in Ms. Zavadil’s science classroom. Through this hands-on learning experience, students are exploring the anatomy of streams, observing how water shapes the land, and discovering ways to minimize erosion and protect our environment. The interactive Stream Table has allowed students to think like scientists and engineers while bringing their classroom learning to life in a fun and engaging way.

Middle school French and Spanish students studied specific countries/cities and created artwork and artifacts that tie to that country's culture. Students shared their learning and masterpieces with their classmates, faculty and staff.

A special thank you to PiE for generously funding our Workshop Wednesday pasta-making session! Students had an incredible hands-on experience learning the art of pasta making, and the excitement and engagement throughout the workshop were wonderful to see. We are so grateful for PiE’s continued support in helping provide meaningful enrichment opportunities for our students.

Celebrate summer with BASEBALL & CHAMP!

Join up with family, friends and neighbors at Centennial Field cheering on the Vermont Lake Monsters on Friday, JUNE 5th, 2026 at 6:35pm with proceeds from ticket sales supporting PiE (PARTNERSHIP IN EDUCATION ) at Hinesburg Community School.

Tickets to the game can be purchased by using this link.

Come celebrate summer with baseball, friends and of course CHAMP! All are welcome! Hope to see you there!

Westfield Starfires vs Lake Monsters

Gates open at 5:30

First pitch 6:35

Come hear HCS CHORUS sing the National Anthem pre-game!

Thanks to the generous support of HCS’s Partnership in Education (PiE), we are excited to share that Vermont author and historian Natalie Kinsey-Warnock will be visiting our 2nd and 4th grade classrooms from May 19th through May 28th for the Storykeepers program!

Storykeepers is a hands-on history program that teaches students how to think like historians. Throughout the week, students will learn to analyze old photographs and tools, investigate historical artifacts, and in 4th grade, use digital archives and primary sources to conduct research. Then, Natalie will lead the class through a writing workshop to help them bring their historical story to life.

Throughout the school year, a study committee has been evaluating the current and potential future configuration of Hinesburg Community School and Charlotte Central School, examining a wide variety of trends and data related to the schools’ current configuration and the potential impacts of moving grades 6-8 from HCS to CCS.

The study committee will present its findings and recommendation to the School Board at the regularly scheduled Board meeting on Tuesday, May 19, at CVU at 6 p.m. The meeting is also virtual (passcode: cvsd11). No action will be taken at Tuesday’s meeting, and the School Board will discuss the study and recommendation at a later date.

See the report here, which has also been linked to the agenda for the evening.

Saturday, June 6, 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.

CVSD’s Annual Youth Pride Rally is back for its sixth year! The event is happening rain or shine, and students, staff, families, and community members are welcome to come and celebrate alongside us.

The Pride Rally is an opportunity for our larger community to come together and celebrate our diversity, as well as support our LGBTQ+ community members in feeling seen, celebrated, and protected. Come ready to eat, jam out, and hear from queer activists, students, and educators.

The Student Assistance Program (SAP) team supports students in grades 5–12 by promoting well-being, prevention, and healthy decision-making, and serves as a resource for both students and caregivers. Each May, communities across the country recognize National Prevention Week as a time to promote healthy choices, positive relationships, and mental well-being for young people. Prevention efforts are important for students. The skills children build early, such as coping with stress, making safe decisions, and asking for help, can have a lasting impact on their health and success.

Through education, connection, and supportive adults, Prevention Week reminds us that prevention is not just about avoiding risky behaviors, but about helping all students develop the confidence and resilience they need to thrive. Read more tips and conversation starters.

Athletics

CVSD School Board

Essential Arts

Food Service and Menu

Health Office

Jump Rope

Library

My School Bucks

PiE - Partnership in Education

School Handbook

Theater

Volunteer at HCS

Access CVU Classes & Registration

Carpenter Carse Library

Common Ground Adventure Camp

Hinesburg Food Shelf

Hinesburg Recreation Department

Mad River Path Adventures Summer Programs for Kids, Teens and Families

New Village Farm School

Shelburne Museum Summer Camp Registration

Tim Trevithick, HCS Principal

ttrevithick@cvsdvt.org

Alexis Kelly, HCS Assistant Principal

akelly@cvsdvt.org

Alicia Kurth, HCS Special Education Administrator

akurth@cvsdvt.org

Email: hcsinformation@cvsdvt.org

The Husky Highlights Newsletter is published weekly, when school is in session. It is available on our website and is also delivered via email. If needed, a hard copy can be provided for your child to bring home. The Husky Highlights includes upcoming events, after school opportunities, notes of interest for parents and the community and updates from our school administration.