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Happy Teacher Appreciation Week! This week was a wonderful celebration of our OUTSTANDING teachers at HHS. I can't possibly put into words how grateful I am for our teachers. They are the hardest working staff in the state of Maryland. Each day, they plan and deliver outstanding lessons for your students. On top of their daily lessons, they are advising clubs, coaching teams, and serving as mentors. Our teachers are one of the main reasons why Hereford High is such a special school. Thank you Hereford High Teachers!!

Also, a big thank you goes out to the PTSA and community members who helped with donations to celebrate our teachers this week!

On Friday, May 29, The Class of 2026 will be participating in graduation exercises at Towson University. As a result, our school will be closed for in-person instruction and will instead provide asynchronous remote instruction for our students in grades 9-11. The day will still be a B-Day, and asynchronous assignments will be posted on each class' Schoology page. We will resume in-person instruction on the next school calendar day of June 1st (A-Day).

We appreciate your understanding as we recognize the achievements of our proud Hereford graduates in the Class of 2026!

TU Arena has a new bag policy for all events, including our graduation ceremony. This applies to all attendees. Please see the chart below for more information.

Below is a video compilation of all of the Senior Departmental Awards that were presented on the morning announcements.

It's another month of celebrating some awesome kids with the Bulls on Parade. Click the PDF below to read about all of the nominees.

This week, Mr. Robinson created a mini-90s Culture museum exhibit for Social Studies Classes. Students learned about great things like the Skip-it, Walkman, VHS, and much more! Below are some pictures.

Students from AP Environmental Science, Earth Systems, and the HOPE Club partnered with Maryland DNR and Trout Unlimited to raise trout from eggs to fingerlings. Throughout the year, students collected and recorded chemical and physical data, using it to analyze tank health, monitor mortality rates, and troubleshoot issues to ensure the trout survived. On Friday, May 1, students traveled to Jerusalem Mills to release the rainbow trout they had spent the year studying.

This week, Emily Michael and Jillian Jurchak gave presentations as part of the CTE Student Career Series. They presented to Mr. Mikaluaskas' Career Research classes on the topic of Agriscience careers. Below are pictures from their presentation.

Congrats to Jameson Greenwood for being recognized as a Junior Achievement (JA) 18 Under 18 Honoree! Jameson was honored because of his work with Replay Hampstead, Hampstead's Little Free Pantry, and the HHS For Our Troops Club. Read the press release below.

Click the link below for the latest news and updates from our world class School Counseling team!

Click the document linked below for career related updates and field trip information from Mr. Baier, Ms. Smith, and Ms. Kovack.

Sometimes talking with your kid is hard! There are so many things that can get in the way of a conversation including teenagers’ moods. Check out this guide from the One Love Foundation about starting conversations with your kids: Parent-Caregiver-Guide

Check out this resource for parents about well-being and substance use/abuse: BCPS Parent Group 2026 Flyer.pdf

Upcoming Parent University Events: PUScheduleFlyer-April-May__2026 (1).pdf

Connect with BCPS and local organizations for free resources that support you and your child: Sp Ed Resource Fair Flyer.docx

Monday, May 25 - Schools/Offices Closed - Memorial Day

Thursday, May 28 - No School for Students - PD Day for Teachers

Friday, May 29 - Asynchronous Remote Learning Day - HHS Graduation Day

Email: rcovert@bcps.org
Website: https://herefordhs.bcps.org/
Location: 17301 York Road, Parkton, MD, USA
Phone: 443-809-1905