Monday, May 13th

Tuesday, May 14th

Senior Walkthrough

Wednesday, May 15th

Thursday, May 16th

Friday, May 17th

Wear Green for Mental Health Awareness

Kaczmarczyk - Easton Johnson

Olinger - Ross Diener

Siler - Jakob Fabien

Engelhart - Mackenzee Silvernail

Langworthy - Ryker Moe

Little - Hailey Fialkowski

Sensabaugh - Abigail Hepworth

Grandy - Adelynn Theil

Green - Hayven Reppuhn

Hammond - Danielle Clemens

Hagenow - Danielle Moore

Davis - Quinn Buckley

Wieland - Jonathan Kramer

Hingston - Elsie Bauman

Tack - Katelyn Pratt

If your child is not currently enrolled in our preschool or Y-5's program, please sign up for a time for your child to be screened.

Sign ups for Youth Football - Fall of 2024 are now open with payment options. Please signup and share to the news out.

Use the QR code, go to the Hemlock Youth Football Facebook page or email hemlockhuskiesyf@gmail.com for any questions or concerns.

May is National Stroke and Blood Pressure Awareness Month. 1 in 5 adults with high blood pressure don’t even know they have it. It’s also estimated that 1 in 25 youths ages 12-19 have high blood pressure or hypertension. What is the cause of our adolescents having these “adult” types of health issues? Well, a lot of it has to do with our weight, our lifestyle, and the food we eat. Over time, untreated hypertension can lead to heart disease, kidney disease, and stroke. Make yourself and your loved ones a healthy promise to prevent these diseases by monitoring your blood pressure, watching your salt intake, and eating fruits and vegetables. Small healthy changes to our lifestyle can add years to our lives. See the infographic to educate yourself on high blood pressure and stroke awareness. Click here for more information on how to be a Stroke Hero.

5/14 Lennox Cramton

5/16 Rylie Maul

5/17 Brinley Hodges, Brielle Nash