Car Tags
At the end of the school year, please be sure to put your car tag in a safe place where you will remember (preferably your vehicle's glove box). Next year you will need to use the car tag that has already been issued to your family, we do not issue new ones for each school year. Thank you!
Tennis Camp
School Nutrition Info
USDA Funds School Meals To-Go Through June 30, 2021
School Meals To-Go are free for all students 18 and under through June 30, 2021. This service is provided by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA).
January 15th through June: - ALL families can pick up at one of our three locations (no sign up is required):
- Bay View - 10:30am-5:30 pm
- Meadowbrook - 4:00-5:30 pm
Bay Harbor - 4:00-5:30 pm
At this time, at home deliveries via bus will only be available when students are 100% virtual. We apologize for any inconvenience and hope to see you curbside.
If you have any questions, please contact Kim Paulson at kimpaul@hssdschools.org. For any weather-related cancellations, please see HSSD’s website with the most current information regarding weather or program time changes. Thank you for allowing us to serve your families and the community!
If you think your student may qualify for meal benefits based on your household size and income and have not completed an application yet, you can fill one out online at: http://www.myschoolapps.com/application. If you have any lunch account or meal benefit eligibility questions, please call (920) 662-7723.
Call the HSSD Covid Hotline
Please use the HSSD COVID-19 Hotline for questions or to report COVID-19 exposure and COVID-19 test results. The hotline voicemail is monitored daily by our student services and organizational development teams
COVID-19 Exposure Protocols
- We have updated our COVID-19 Exposure Protocols document to reflect the new CDC guidance for 7 and 10-day quarantines when certain conditions have been met.
Frontline Health Screening App
- All families should continue to use the Frontline screening app each day before arriving at school. If you have not already done so, directions for download and use are linked on the HSSD website.
From Your School Board Representative Jason Potts
STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE TO THE BOARD
A student representative is the representation of students' opinions, concerns, and views to the Board of Education. It is a voice critical to the success of students' education and time spent in school. Any school district with a student representative knows the positive changes and decisions they make based on the feedback they receive and further
student engagement in the district. The Howard Suamico School District effectively listens and gives value to a student representative. Feedback, appreciative or criticism, is used as a motivational tool to further what they serve to students and strengthen the link between students and staff. The Board of Education gives the student representative the ability
to communicate concerns families are hesitant to share about their children and bring to meetings the views of the student body.
I, Sahra Ahmed, feel delighted with having the opportunity and honor to serve as a student representative on the school board for two terms during the school years 2019-2020 and 2020-2021. The Board meetings are attended by board members, district members, and staff who attend to listen to each other, update on current developments, and share successes. While paying attention to the exchange of information, I was excited to share this with my friends and classmates, the renovations, how different education at HSSD would become in the future, and so much more. From my experience, I believe that the board meetings provide an excellent opportunity to share what matters to me the most, receive responses and gain progress. We own our experiences. However, I was able to attend meetings with joy and comfort because the board members spoke to me with kindness and respect and helped me react with a positive attitude and confidence.
While I attended school and sat in a classroom with students my age, it was unimaginable to change the narrative and sit in a room amongst board members. It gave me a chance for personal development. I think about the future often and realize my life will become meaningful. Being a student representative to a school board gives me a title that I can use and a role I never expected I would hold, making me believe that I can achieve much more and identify this as my significant experience. Initially, I shared with the board members my goal to become a Lawyer, but my experience as a student representative has changed my career direction and university. I realize how it feels to contribute to a team, be in a comfortable environment, and tend to that which brings happiness. During COVID19, the Board of Education demonstrated its critical role in the educational process. The vision for the school year changed; in-person classes changed to virtual, and teachers and staff were provided with protection in school. The board’s role to adapt to changes and the pandemic made the educational process continue for students and made it possible for schools to carry out procedures safely. All necessary steps were taken to provide students a safe educational environment and learning. During meetings, board members held public community sessions, and they had the responsibility to provide guidance, resources, and information to stop the spread of COVID19. As a student who worried about getting exposed to COVID19, I want to thank the HSSD Board of Education for their leadership and response to the pandemic. I also want to thank the board members for allowing me to serve on the school board as a student representative, and I very much appreciate your support during this time.
For more information about the Howard-Suamico School District, please visit our website at www.hssdschools.org.