Hawk News 1/10/2025

Happy New Year Hawks! 2025 is going to be the best year ever at Hawk Nation. The third nine weeks is always a grind with so much going on, sickness in the air, make sure you take care of yourselves so you can be here every day. Cheers to the best year ever!

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The Anonymous Alerts is an anti-bullying and safety app reporting system that helps combat bullying and other negative activity in schools by empowering students to speak up. Social and peer pressure are some of the hardest obstacles for students to overcome. Students or parents can submit reports such as bullying, cyber bullying, depression, dating violence, drug or alcohol use, threats against the school, weapons on campus, and more.

The system allows for 1-way or 2-way anonymous encrypted communications between the submitters (students, parents, or community members) and District administration and/or school staff. Users of the system have the option to remain anonymous or reveal their identity when submitting a report.

https://www.anonymousalerts.com/pfisd/

AP Scholar Breakfast 8am Library

Girls Basketball vs. Eastview

Boys Basketball at Eastview

Boys Soccer at Tournament

Girls Soccer at Tournament

Band at Area All-State (Duncanville)

Wrestling at McCallum

Powerlifting at Taylor

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Full Moon

Boys Basketball at Elgin

Girls Basketball vs. Elgin

Boys Soccer vs. Cedar Park

Girls Soccer vs. Rouse at Pfield

Boys Soccer at AISD Tournament

Girls Soccer at Governors Cup (Georgetown)

Boys Powerlifting Meet

Boys Soccer at AISD Tournament

Girls Soccer at Governors Cup

Boys Soccer vs. Cedar Creek at Pfield

Health Science teacher Shay Haude is always ready to go the extra mile for Hendrickson. Her passion is contagious and we love having her here at Hawk Nation.

Seniors and Parents/Guardians,

Graduation ordering time is officially here!

Please take the time to go online and order your official Hendrickson graduation items as soon as possible. Items can be ordered individually or as a graduation package as seen online.

We encourage orders be placed online ASAP.

Follow the below link to order your items today.

Congratulations to the Class of 2025 & Go Hawks!!

ORDER HERE

Shaping the 2025-2026 Academic Calendar: Your Voice MattersPflugerville ISD is committed to creating an academic calendar that reflects the diverse needs of our students, families, and staff. As we plan for the 2025-2026 school year, we invite our students, families, and staff to play an active role in shaping a calendar that supports high-quality instruction, respects family schedules, and honors important holidays while prioritizing professional development for our educators.

The proposed calendar options were thoughtfully crafted by the District Academic Advisory Council (DAAC), a collaborative group of parents, staff, and community members dedicated to ensuring the academic calendar aligns with our district's goals and values. Their work aims to balance instructional time, teacher planning needs, and the unique dynamics of our community.

1. This year, the DAAC has developed two calendar options for your consideration: Draft 1 and Draft 2. To help you make an informed choice, we have also included a Side-by-Side Comparison of the two drafts.

   • Draft 1

   • Draft 2

   • Side-by-Side Comparison
     We encourage you to review the drafts and share your thoughts. Your feedback is invaluable in helping us finalize a calendar that works for everyone.
     How to Provide Feedback:
     After reviewing the options, please take a moment to complete our survey and make your voice heard. The survey will remain open until January 16, 2025, ensuring ample time for community input.
     Complete the Survey Here
     We look forward to hearing from you and thank you for partnering with us in this important decision-making process.
     Together, we can create a calendar that supports academic success and strengthens our community.

During the last few days of our break, Waleed Haider, one of our outstanding Hendrickson Speech and Debate students, made team history at the Montgomery Bell Academy Extemporaneous Speaking Round Robin.

If you are interested in a deal on one of two tiny homes that the Construction Classes are selling, please contact Amy Rabb; Amy.Rabb@pfisd.net for information, pricing and tours.

Ticket Link:

https://hhscheer.hometownticketing.com/embed/all

Order form: https://forms.gle/f8cny6QpnmAmPzdT7

https://forms.gle/Kt1iKqgkn8hgSxLo9

1- Parents please check students' attendance on Skyward and address any concerns via email to hhsattendance@pfisd.net

2- Attendance letters are also posted on the student Skyward profile.

The HHS Smash Bros team is growing, and we're looking for our newest member. Whether you're a casual player or a competitive gamer, there's a spot for you.

Why Join?

Make friends who love gaming

Compete in weekly matches

Gaming scholarship opportunities

We meet Wednesdays & Thursdays after school on discord and in person

Ready to learn more? Click the link or drop by - all are welcome!

https://shorturl.at/cKtXh

Questions? Find us @esportshhshawks or visit Coach Moreno in C210

Yearbooks are available for pre-order at this site.

Senior tribute ads are also available on the same website, just scroll down to the bottom of the page to see the link.

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.

Email: Michael.Grebb@pfisd.net

Instagram: hendricksonhighschool