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HES Family and Community Newsletter

June 16, 2026

HES Family and Community Newsletter June 16, 2026
HES Family andCommunity NewsletterJune 16, 2026

School might be out for Summer BUT learning never stops! School might be out for Summer BUT learning never stops!

Below you will find many opportunities for your child and you!

The events have been arranged by date.

Please note that some activities require an RSVP.

We hope you take the time to enjoy these events!

More will be added throughout the summer!

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Coming up in August

20th ~ Back To School event - more info to come

24th ~ First day of school for 1st-5th graders

26th ~ First day of school for PK3, PK4, & Kindergarten students

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DCPS Strategic Plan
Volunteer Form
Bully, Harassment or Intimidation Reporting Form

⏰ Attendance Matters—Every Day, All Day! ⏰ Attendance Matters—Every Day, All Day!

⏰ Every Minute Matters!
Please make it a top priority for your child to be in school from 8:45 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. every day. Consistent, full-day attendance helps your child grow, stay on track, and become the strongest learner they can be!


Did you know that:


  • Children who are chronically absent (missing 10% or more of school days) are much less likely to read at grade level by the third grade and missing school means missing valuable instructional time.
  • 5 minutes late per day equals 3.4 days of lost instruction over the school year. 10 minutes late or leaving early per day equals 6.9 days of missed learning. 15 minutes per day equals 10.3 days – more than two full school weeks.

Websites: Websites:

Hurlock Elementary page on DCPS Website
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