Hawk News 2/6/2026
Hendrickson High School
Message from Principal Grebb:
Welcome to February, buckle up, because it can be a bumpy ride. February is always filled with emotions, and not just the kind associated with love. For many, it can be the most challenging month to navigate.
So here’s a little advice to help us get through the shortest (and somehow longest) month of the year. The days are getting longer, and it looks like warmer weather is on the way, so get outside and soak up some Vitamin D when you can. Instead of focusing on long-term goals, break things into smaller, more manageable chunks. One step at a time really does make a difference.
Be kind, emotions tend to run high this time of year. Give people some grace, and when possible, look for ways to help one another out. Start planning something fun for spring break or summer as a reward for the hard work ahead over the next few weeks.
We are here to support you, and we truly enjoy supporting our students. Please don’t hesitate to let us know how we can help you navigate this month.
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PfISD Employee of the Month
CWO Matthew Carter has been named PfISD Employee of the Month. He invests an incredible amount of time and energy into his program at Hendrickson, but it’s the growth and success of his students that truly make him special.
Federal Report Card Now Available
School Day SAT (all 11th Graders) March 4th
Hawk Counseling Update
We are thrilled to partner with you as our students prepare for an exciting 2026-2027 academic
year and beyond! This year, we are enhancing the graduation planning and course selection
process to be smoother, more collaborative, and centered on your student's long-term success.
A Refreshed Course Selection Experience in SchooLinks
The process for selecting courses will be streamlined and focused on family partnership
this year. All rising 9th–12th grade students and their guardians will utilize the SchooLinks
platform to formalize the required graduation plan and make program and course selections for
their high school experience. This detailed planning helps students maximize their academic
and enrichment participation in alignment with their postsecondary and career goals. You will
receive dedicated resources and guidance to support you every step of the way!
This year's process offers unprecedented access and a clear timeframe for planning:
Two-Week Selection Window: The exciting graduation planning and course selection
period in SchooLinks will be open for two full weeks! Students and families must finalize
their selections between January 23rd and February 6th.
Personalized Graduation Plan (PGP) Approval: Parents and guardians of rising
9th–12th graders will also complete a crucial step by February 27: electronically
reviewing and approving their student’s Personalized Graduation Plan (PGP) in
SchooLinks. This partnership is vital to officially approve their high school path.
What can you do to prepare?
Make sure your email address is on file and updated with the campus registrar, as this is
the email to which your guardian SchooLinks account is synced.
Review your student's Would You Rather and Postsecondary Goals in SchooLinks, talk
about their aspirations and goals alongside emerging and in-demand careers and
postsecondary options to help them prepare for these exciting and important decisions.
We sincerely appreciate your partnership in supporting our students as they prepare to take the
next steps in their academic journey. More details will be shared as we enter the spring
semester. If you have any questions, please contact your student’s school counselor—they are
ready to assist you!
Val/Sal Determined by the 3NWs
Important Information about Academic Planning for 2026-2027
See Something, Say Something
Please report to:
Student IDs
Student IDs must be worn and be visible.
The details of the PfISD policy can be found here.
The Week Ahead...
Friday, February 6 (A Day)
Swim at Regionals
Boys Basketball vs. CHS (Parent's Night)
Girls Basketball at CHS
Girls Soccer vs. PHS
Boys Soccer at PHS
HOSA Blood Drive Library
Softball at Westwood (Scrimmage)
Baseball vs. Burnett (Scrimmage) Varsity at Home
Saturday, February 7
LIBRARY - SATURDAY SCHOOL 9 am -12 pm
Choir Solo and Ensemble- PHS
Swim at Regionals
Sunday, February 8
Super Bowl Sunday
Monday, February 9 (B Day)
Library - Senior Celebration Meeting 6 pm - 8 pm
Tuesday, February 10 (A Day)
Boys Basketball at Eastview
Girls Soccer at CHS
Boys Soccer vs. CHS
Softball vs. Smithville
Wednesday, February 11 (B Day)
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Thursday, February 12 (A Day)
Softball at Wimberly Tournament
Silver Dancer Slumber Party 5 pm - 7:30 pm
Boys Powerlifting @ WHS
Friday, February 13 (B Day)
Boys Basketball at Elgin
Boys Soccer at Eastview
Girls Soccer vs Eastview
Baseball vs. Dripping Springs
UIL State Wrestling
Hawk Staff of the Week Presented by Willie's Grill & Icehouse
Willie's Grill & Icehouse has donated $20 gift cards that will be given out to the Hawk Staff of the Week! Thanks for being an awesome neighbor.
Ms. Hall does not disappoint, she teaches bell to bell, even when it looks like summertime out of her window.
Announcements
Hawk News 2.6.2026
Class of 2029 Flower Grams
FCCLA at Regionals!
Congratulations to our Hendrickson FCCLA club for their success at Regionals in Corpus Christi this past weekend. Sophomores Kelly La, Danielle Corwin, and Cindy Portnoi took 3rd Place in Public Policy for their project on homelessness awareness, and are now qualified for state!
Cheer Tryouts
Senior Orders
Attention Seniors and Parents/Guardians,
Graduation ordering time is here!
Please take the time to go online & order your graduation items as soon as possible.
Items can be ordered individually or as a graduation package as seen online.
We ask that orders be placed online ASAP.
Follow the link to order your items today and Congratulations to the Class of 2026!!
Support Brotherton's
Senior Celebration
Sweet treats for your Sweets! Senior Celebration is still raising money to put on a memorable after graduation lock-in party! Help us Help the graduates celebrate all their hard work and success. Get your Perfectly Imperfect goods ordered by February 8!
Senior Celebration Merchandise Link
Spring Dance
Pet Clinic
HHS FFA is hosting our biannual shot clinic is taking place on March 9th at the HHS Ag Building (located at the back of the school next to the water tower)
You can pre register if you have 3 or more pets by 3/5. See the flyers for details!
Help us spread the word by sharing on neighborhood pages!
FAFSA is Open (Class of 2026)
Dear Senior Parents and Guardians, The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is officially open for the Class of 2026! Completing the FAFSA is the most important step in securing financial aid for college, trade school, or career training programs. This application determines eligibility for: Federal grants (money you don’t repay) Work-study opportunities Low-interest federal student loans Many state and college-specific scholarships How the FAFSA Works This Year: The student begins the FAFSA with their own username and password. The student will then invite one parent/guardian (called a “contributor”) to log in with their own username and password. That parent completes their section, and then the FAFSA is submitted. Important: Only one parent needs to fill out the FAFSA. Which parent is used depends on the family situation: Married parents (to each other): Both parents’ information is included, but only one parent logs in as the contributor. Divorced/separated parents: Use the parent the student lived with most in the past 12 months (or who provided more financial support). If that parent is remarried, the stepparent’s info must be included too. Single, never married parent: Only that parent’s info is needed. Why act quickly? Some financial aid is awarded on a first-come, first-served basis. Many colleges require the FAFSA on file before awarding scholarships. Even if you don’t think you qualify, it’s still worth completing. You’ll need your 2024 tax information to complete the form.
Save the Date Class of 2026 Prom
HHS Afterschool Academy
Saturday School - Spring Dates
Student Parking Permits
Students must provide completed permit agreement, valid drivers’ license, proof of insurance, and $25 annual fee (paid by cash or check). Permit should be affixed on the front windshield, inside lower right-hand corner and must be in original, purchased condition. Students may park only in the general student parking lots (A, B & C) located on the southwest part of the property as well as the lots located near the athletic Fieldhouse and tennis courts. Students are strictly prohibited from parking in Faculty Parking areas and will be ticketed and/or immobilized (booted). Citations for not having a permit are $25 and parking in non-student areas are $15. Also seniors who have bought parking spots have exclusive rights to the space during school hours.
Hendrickson High School
Email: Michael.Grebb@pfisd.net
Website: https://www.pfisd.net/Hendrickson
Location: 19201 Colorado Sand Drive, Pflugerville, TX, USA
Phone: 512 594-1110
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hhshawkpride/
Instagram: hendricksonhighschool