Hawk News 3/6/2026

Things are starting to heat up, or maybe it’s just the end of the 3rd Nine Weeks! Either way, it feels like we’re unofficially moving into spring. This weekend we will move our clocks forward one hour for Daylight Saving Time.

Please remember the time change and make sure you arrive on time Monday morning as we head into the final week of the grading period. Let’s finish strong, work hard this week, and earn that well-deserved week off.

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Student IDs must be worn and be visible.

The details of the PfISD policy can be found here.

Girls Soccer vs. CHS

Boys Soccer at CHS

Track Blue Bonnet Relays @ Texas A&M

Softball v Waco Robinson

V Baseball at Lehman

JV Navy Baseball v Temple @ Salado

Tennis at CHS Tournament

Guard TCGC Davenport Comp Cadet

Saturday School 9 am - 12 pm Library

V Baseball at Bastrop

JV Navy Baseball v Temple @ Salado

Track Blue Bonnet Relays @ Texas A&M

Softball Gateway JV Tournament

Daylight Savings Time Begins (Spring Forward 1 Hour)

Senior Celebration Meeting Library 6 pm - 8 pm

Tennis vs. PHS

Boys Soccer vs. Eastview

Girls Soccer at Eastview

Softball at WHS

Senior Celebration Meeting Library 6 pm - 8 pm

Make Up SAT Library 9 am

Tennis vs. Vista Ridge

V Baseball vs. Elgin

JV Baseball at Elgin

Track at Cardinal Relays (Del Valle)

Silver Dancer Officer Auditions

District Optimization Community Meeting 6 pm - 7:30 pm HHS Cafeteria

Tennis at Montgomery

Lib Dub 2026 (during Talon)

VolleyBros 4th Period Big Gym

Softball vs. Georgetown

JV Baseball vs. Elgin

V Baseball at Elgin

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.

Alex Aleman comes in clutch every time we need help. He is a joy to have around.

FCA meeting on Tuesday 3/10 after school in the field house featuring a guest speaker. Come fellowship & learn!

Silver Dancer Intensive & Spring Show Experience

All 6th-12th grade students are invited to the Silver Dancer Intensive March 26th from 5:30-7:30pm in the HHS gym! Come learn fun dance combos with the SDs! We also welcome you to our first ever Spring Show Experience where you have the opportunity to perform in the Friday night May 1st Spring Show.

Registration deadline is March 5th. Registrations made after this date will not receive a shirt. Sign up here!

Silver Dancer Spring Show Program Ads

Submit an advertisement in the Silver Dancer Spring Show program! Spring Show is May 1st and 2nd and all high school dance classes and surrounding middle schools will be performing! Using our Spring Show program is a great marketing tool to advertise your club, organization or business to our community.

Submit your ad here.

HHS Robotics is going to the Region 4 championship (regionals) on March 14th.

More info on the HHS Robotics web site

Save the Date Wednesday, March 25 9:45 am

Seniors, this one’s for YOU!

Celebrate graduation with an all-night lock-in full of food, games, and friends at Spare Time! Parents can feel great knowing it’s a free, safe, supervised celebration. Scan the QR code to RSVP and guarantee a prize today!

Easter is sweeter when it supports our students! Order your Easter pies and help support the Hendrickson High School Class of 2026 Senior Celebration. Every pie makes a difference. Thank you for your support!

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!!

Herff Jones will be on campus distributing cap and gown orders on Wednesday, April 8th during lunches from 10:30am - 1:05pm. After which time seniors can pick up orders in the CCC.

https://hendrickson-senior-celebration.square.site/

"Garden Gala" hosted by the Silver Dancers on Saturday, March 28th! Dress up and come enjoy a great night with music, door prizes and great photo ops! Tickets are on sale via Hometown Ticketing. Get your ticket today!

https://events.hometownticketing.com/boxoffice/hhscheer/L2VtYmVkL2V2ZW50LzQ=

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!

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:

1. The student begins the FAFSA with their own username and password.

2. The student will then invite one parent/guardian (called a “contributor”) to log in with their own username and password.

3. 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.

Click here to begin!

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.

Email: Michael.Grebb@pfisd.net

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