HF FYI

Join us for Mom Squad Camp 233 on Friday, April 24, 2026 | 7:30 a.m.-12 p.m.--an energizing and empowering experience designed especially for moms and guardians of current HF students! This engaging event will foster connection, encouragement, and meaningful conversation as we deepen our impact as an HF community in support of our students’ overall success.

All moms and guardians of current Homewood-Flossmoor Community High School students are warmly invited to register and be part of this exciting experience.

To help us maintain a safe and welcoming environment for everyone, participants are asked to submit a valid state ID or driver’s license. As with all daytime school events, IDs are processed through HF’s Raptorware system as part of our standard visitor procedure.

Security Pre-Authorization:
Please email a copy of your driver’s license or state ID to rlewis@hf233.org with the subject line: “Mom Squad Camp 233 Security Pre-Authorization.”

Registration Deadline: Friday, April 17, 2026. We can’t wait to see you there!

HF Summer Sports Camps provide student-athletes in our community with a foundation of fundamental skills, knowledge, character, leadership and love for athletics. Hosted by our top-notch coaches in our state-of-the-art facilities, it's no place like HF to be for a student-athlete.

View the brochure for camp offerings here and get ready to sign up on 8to18--registration will be open soon. Gooo Vikings!

Our transportation partner asked us to inform families that bus drivers and monitors will now wear First Student–branded bright yellow safety vests as part of their uniforms. These high-visibility vests help families and students easily identify First Student employees. They also support our commitment to safety by increasing visibility during student loading and unloading, particularly in low-light conditions or busy traffic areas.

Homewood Science Center will host its annual Girls STEAM Celebration on Saturday, April 11, 2026, from 10 a.m.–2 p.m. right here at Homewood-Flossmoor High School’s state-of-the-art Net Zero Science Building. This inspiring event will welcome up to 100 middle school girls from James Hart and Parker Junior High for a day of exploration, empowerment, and real-world connection to careers in science, technology, engineering, art, and math (STEAM).

“Introducing girls to STEAM role models and educational pathways during middle school is

powerful,” said Edie Dobrez, Executive Director of Homewood Science Center. “When girls can

see women who look like them thriving in STEAM fields, they begin to envision those

possibilities for themselves.”

At this celebration, there will be a cash award of $1,000 cash to a high school student who wins the Aesha Jackson STEAM Leader Award. Aesha is a HF alumna who passed away in 2024, but her legacy of innovation and mentorship lives on. This award seeks to honor her by elevating young STEAM leaders who inspire others--just as she did. Find more details in the flyer above.

We encourage rising Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors to thoughtfully explore course options and make selections that align with your goals and future aspirations. Completing this step is an important part of shaping your path to success.

• Career Pathways Guide
• 2026-2027 Course Book
  • Course Offerings information can also be found in SchooLinks
• SchooLinks Login Information

• May 11 - May 22, 2026: The window opens for students to make course selection changes. *Please note: Course selection changes will not be made over the summer
• August 2026: Student Schedules are available

Past Dates and Links:

• January 24, 2026: Virtual Presentation for Parents and Students & Course Planner opens in SchooLinks--watch them here:
  • Incoming Freshmen (Class of 2030) webinar recording
  • Rising Grades 10, 11, and 12 webinar recording
  • IEP Transition webinar recording
• January 24- February 2, 2026: Students update their course plan in SchooLinks
• February 2 - March 13, 2026: School Counselor meetings to finalize course selections. Summer School Registration takes place during counselor meetings.
• March 16, 2026: Course selection closes

Should you have any questions, please contact your student’s school counselor.

School Counselor meetings during students' math classes starting the week of February 2, 2026. During these meetings, school counselors will review course options, discuss post-secondary plans, and help students finalize their course selections.

Rest assured, all students will have equal opportunities to discuss and select their courses, regardless of the specific date or time of their meeting with their counselor. For those who wish to make changes to their course selections, the next opportunity to do so will be May 11- 22, 2026. Students will then gain access to their complete schedules, including the order of their courses, in August.

Pre-Registration for Summer School 2026 is taking place online this year beginning on Monday, February 2nd. Students interested in attending summer school will enter their choice in SchoolLinks, where their Counselor will approve it. Once approved, fees will be added to the student’s account. An email will be sent once the fees have been added. Note: Submission in SchoolLinks alone does not guarantee registration for the course.

Incoming Freshman/School Counselor meetings will take place from February 21st-March 7th.
Summer School Registration will begin on March 16th.
Courses available are Honors Biology (by application only) and Summer Academy.

HF is again offering Summer Driver's Education this year, with pre-registration opening online on Monday, March 2nd. We look forward to having our Vikings become safe and responsible drivers!

Homewood-Flossmoor High School and Honest Game have partnered to provide students and families with an easy-to-use College Athletic Pathway software and additional educational resources. We know that accessing scholarships and college athletics requires not only a commitment to athletic training and competition but also a commitment to academic success.

Honest Game’s online platform provides students and families with individualized tracking across FIVE college athletic opportunities, including NCAA DI, DII, DII, NAIA, and Junior College pathways. Learn more and get started by clicking the link below.

Honest Game’s school-sponsored webinar series empowers students and families with the roadmap to navigate the college athletic pathway. Each webinar offers expert insights on key topics, keeping you one step ahead of the competition in college recruiting. You can watch previous webinars and stay tuned for upcoming ones here.

The HFPA is a group of volunteer parents dedicated to enriching communications with families, staff, administration and community for the overall success of our student body. To learn more, check out the HF Parent Association and check out the below opportunities to get involved yourself.

HF families and students are in control of how HF communicates with them. HF uses Parent Square | Student Square to communicate with families and students.

25-26 Academic Calendar

25-26 Handbook

Athletics

Bell Schedule

Bus Information

HF Directory

Lunch Information

Parents' Site

Student Resources

Students' Site