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WEEKLY ROAR 5/8/2026
MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS MONTH
LIFE SKILLS GRADUATION - MAY 20TH @ 12:00 PM
LIFE SKILLS FIELD DAY AND COOKOUT - MAY 21ST
SENIOR CLASS 2026
NEW BRITTON
https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/1RUFQP4190 (code form if you want to link it to a button)
2026 New Britton Senior Breakfast and Clap Out (short form code with title and description)
FALL CREEK ELEMENTARY
CUMBERLAND ROAD ELEMENTARY
HARRISON PARKWAY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
FISHERS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
LANTERN ROAD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
THORPE CREEK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Sign Up Link:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1986072699909?aff=oddtdtcreator
Get ready to ball out at the Gary Harris Buckets 3x3 Tourney at Brooks School—fast games, big fun, and bragging rights! June 6th!
Get ready for some fast-paced, high-energy basketball action at the Gary Harris Buckets at Brooks School 3 x 3 Tournament! Brought to you by Fishers Parks Foundation.
Date: Saturday June 6th, 2026
Time: 9am - 3pm
Check In Opens: 8am
Join us in person and show off your skills in this exciting half-court showdown. Whether you're a player or a fan, this event promises great competition and tons of fun. Don’t miss out on the chance to be part of the basketball buzz right at Brooks School Park. Bring your game and your squad!
Follow @fishersparksfoundation on Instagram for details on how to register and day of information as the event gets closer!
Teams of 4 are $100 or $25 each player.
Divisions:
5-6th Grade
7-8th Grade
9-12th Grade
18+ Adult
COLLEGE AND CAREER
GRADUATION - JUNE 4 @ 7 PM
FISHERS EVENT CENTER
11000 Stockdale Street
Fishers, Indiana 46037
There will be a mandatory practice for ALL SENIORS on June 4 at 8:45 am - 11:00 am at the Fishers Event Center. Students are required to attend practice to participate in graduation that evening.
Students will receive their graduation tickets at practice. ALL SENIORS WILL RECEIVE 6 GRADUATION TICKETS.
2026 SUMMER SPORTS CAMPS
CLINIC PAPERWORK REQUEST
With the end of the school year approaching, it is already time to start thinking about next year. The summer is an ideal time to get the required annual paperwork completed for students with chronic health conditions. All paperwork is hyperlinked and can also be found at Health Services - Hamilton Southeastern School Corporation (hseschools.org)
STUDENTS WITH ASTHMA, ALLERGIES, SEIZURES, OR DIABETES:
Required Annual Paperwork for students with chronic health conditions:
- Asthma with Inhaler
- Asthma Action Plan- Completed by Health Care Provider
- Allergies with Epinephrine
- Allergy Action Plan - Physician Orders (completed by Health Care Provider) and Health History (completed by parent/guardian)
- Seizures
- Seizure Action Plan - Completed by Health Care Provider
- Diabetes
- Diabetes School Form -Completed by parent.
- Treatment Orders- Completed by Health Care Provider
STUDENTS WITH RELIGIOUS OR MEDICAL VACCINE EXEMPTIONS:
- Medical Exemption Form- Requires Health Care Provider signature.
- Religious Exemption Form
STUDENTS REQUIRING MEDICATION:
- Medication Administration Form
- Medications should be in the original bottle or container with a current pharmacy label.
- Non-FDA medications including herbal supplements and vitamins cannot be administered at school unless we have a physician's note for the medication. CBD or essential oils are not allowed.
- All medications must be kept in the clinic. A student cannot carry medications at school unless it is an emergency medication ordered by a Health Care Provider
Completed forms can be turned into the front office or sent to:
Email: hhsclinic@hse.k12.in.us
Fax: 317-594-0189
INDIANA WRITING PROJECT
Youth Writing Camps, Summer 2026
The Indiana Writing Project is excited to offer two Creative Writing Camps this summer for students in grades 4–12. These camps give students a chance to develop their writing in a supportive, engaging environment while exploring genres like narrative and poetry and collaborating with peers.
Camp Details
Muncie
June 8-12, 9AM – 12PM
Ball State Campus
For students in grades 4-12
Fishers
June 8-12, 9AM – 12PM
Ball State Campus
For students in grades 4-12
Cost: $100
Registration
Families can register online here.
If you have any questions, please contact us at iwp@bsu.edu.
STEM Camp
Ball State is also offering a free STEM camp for students in grades 4-9, June 1-8, 1-4 p.m. Students who register for both the writing camp and the STEM camp will be provided with a free lunch in a Ball State dining hall.
Information and registration for STEM Camp: https://tinyurl.com/STEMXCamp
The Indiana Writing Project
The Indiana Writing Project (IWP) is committed to promoting the best possible writing instruction in Indiana's elementary, secondary, and post-secondary schools. The Project is affiliated with the National Writing Project and administered through Ball State University's English Department. The Project has been recognized by the Indiana state legislature for our work in helping teachers improve student performance in writing. All IWP programs are led by our Teacher Consultants, local teachers who have completed our intensive leadership institute.
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Thank you for helping us connect students with this opportunity.
Best,
Matthew Hartman
Co-Director, Indiana Writing Project
Teaching Professor of English, Ball State University
UPDATES FROM CITY OF FISHERS
Sign Up for Fishers Summer Camps
It’s not too late to register for 2026 Fishers Summer Camps at the Fishers Community Center, Strengthened by IU Health, the Fishers Art Center, and locations at local schools and parks. New this year, camps also include field trips and preschool offerings. Learn more and register at FishersIN.gov/Camps.
New! Sports Physicals at FHD
The Fishers Health Department now offers sports physicals for children and teens who need a physical exam to meet school or recreational sports participation requirements for just $25. Appointments are required. Call 317-537-0500 to schedule and learn more here.
ROYAL PRIDE PTO
Teacher/Staff Appreciation Week will be nationally celebrated May 4th-8th. Royal Pride PTO has BIG plans to celebrate our amazing teachers and staff that week, with a special treat planned for each day. With a staff of 360 people it takes the hands of many to make sure our teachers and staff feel appreciated and loved. We have two lunches and some other fun snacks planned for the week.
Please make a monetary donation at https://teacherstaff-appreciation-week-2026.cheddarup.com if you are able. Checks can also be made payable to Royal Pride PTO and dropped off in the Main Office at Door 1. Please put your check in an envelope marked "Royal Pride PTO". THANK YOU for supporting our efforts to spoil the teachers and staff May 4th-8th!
ATTENDANCE
Immediate dismissals are discouraged. Calls or voicemails ahead of time is the best way to ensure we get the student on time.
All Day Absence
Parents/Guardians should call the attendance office at (317-594-4195) by 9:00 AM.
Arriving Late
Students arriving late to school must sign in at the attendance office. If the student is late for an excusable reason listed in the student handbook, a medical note or call from a parent is required to excuse the late arrival.
Leaving Early (Appointment)
Parents/Guardians must call the attendance office at 317-594-4195. Please allow a minimum of 2 hour notice to process your request.
Leaving Early (Illness)
Students feeling unwell should visit the clinic. If the student needs to leave early, parents/guardians will be notified. The attendance office is unable to process immediate dismissals for illness.
If your student does not have a full lunch, one will be provided to them from the cafeteria. We will never deny a student a full meal regardless of account status. Charges will apply.
Please click the link for more information.
SUPPORT OUR ROYAL PRIDE PTO
The purpose of the Royal Pride PTO is to support HSE High School, its students, staff and families through volunteer hours, monetary and in-kind donations, events and programs. Royal Pride PTO is primarily funded through concessions sales and donations. The extent and success of Royal Pride PTO programs and committees are directly impacted by your continued financial support. Please consider making a donation to Royal Pride PTO at https://2025-26-royal-pride-pto-donations.cheddarup.com/Royal Pride PTO is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. All donations are tax-deductible.
Kroger Community Rewards Program
You can earn money for the Royal Pride PTO just by shopping at Kroger. To use the Kroger Community Rewards Program, visit http://www.kroger.com. Once logged into your Kroger account you can search for HAMILTON SOUTHEASTERN ROYAL PRIDE either by name or WX406 (our organization #) and then click Enroll. New users will need to create an account which requires some basic information, a valid email address and a rewards card. Scanning your rewards card when you shop earns money for Royal Pride PTO. We currently have 114 households supporting Royal Pride PTO. We would love to grow that number!
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