Hawk News 3/22/2026

I am ready for the last nine weeks, I hope you are too. 66 days until graduation day, seniors we need you at school every single day, it was a marathon now it is a sprint to the finish. Congratulations to One Act Play that made it to the Bi-District Round this week and both soccer teams are on to the Area Round of the playoffs.

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JV Baseball vs. WHS

Library - Senior Celebration 6 pm

Soccer Playoffs Area Round Hendrickson vs. Spring Woods at Merrill Green Stadium, Bryan, TX 5:30pm Girls, 7:30 pm Boys

Softball at Eastview

Varsity Baseball at WHS

Employee Service Awards at PHS PAC 5 pm - 7:30 pm

Guard Pfestival of Winter Guards Community Showcase at WHS 7 pm - 9 pm

UIL OAP Play Bi District at Bastrop Hendrickson is performing 4th, 1st play is at 11 am

Choir UIL at PHS

Tennis Pville Tounrament

SD Intensive

Track Cougar Relays

Choir UIL at PHS

Softball at Elgin

Varsity Baseball vs. WHS, JV Away

On Saturday March 21st, Ryan Doggett competed in the THSWPA Big 5A State Meet. She earned her 3rd straight state championship in the 148lb class, against a fierce competition. Ryan squatted 430lbs, benched 310lbs and deadlift 345lbs to total 1085lbs. Ryan tied with a young lady from college station in their totals, but because Ryan weighed .2 less she was 1st place off the tie breaker. Ryan and the young lady from College Station share the Big 5A state total record.

Unfortunately, Spencer Waggoner was unable to compete at the state meet due to suffering an injury in the Friday night soccer game.

Several young ladies were also named to the THSWPA All-State Academic Teams:

1st Team-

Rebecca Burkhard

Seraph Spivey-Sorrells

Spencer Waggoner

Sophia Willis

2nd Team-

Ryan Doggett

Evie Parrish

Frances and Natalie placed 5th in World Schools Debate, 4 Hawks made the final 16 at UIL CX over the break.

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 Legacy Brick Fundraiser

Support the Hendrickson High School Class of 2026 Senior Celebration by purchasing a personalized Legacy Brick! These engraved bricks will be permanently installed on campus in the Legacy Brick area.

Personalized engraving

Great for families, alumni, and future HHS graduates

Supports the Senior Celebration graduation event

Order by: March 27, 2026

Order here: https://www.fundraisingbrick.com/online-orders/hendrickson/

Leave your mark and become part of HHS history!

Save the Date Wednesday, March 25 at 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!

Read the latest edition of THE Hawk here.

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=

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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