News
Yearbooks are coming soon!
Seniors: Distribution for the class of 2012 will be on Wednesday, May 23 in the commons beginning at 2:30 until 4:30.
Underclassman: distribution will be during all lunches on Thursday, May 24 in the commons.
All students must bring a photo id (Student ID or Driver's license) to pick up their books.
Not sure if you ordered? Check the list posted in the office window.
Didn't Order?
If you didn't order, you may place your name on a waiting list by depositing $75 with Mr. Wabel anytime during 4th hour in room 304 beginning Monday, May 14. Priority for receiving a book will go to seniors, then the opportunity the underclassmen. If we don't have enough extra copies for everyone on the waiting list, you will receive your deposit back.
Senior Yearbook Photo Specifications
2011-2012 Senior Photo Yearbooks Specifications are available by clicking here.
High School Math Calculators:
It is recommended that students have a TI-84 Plus Calculator for their math and science classes at HHS.
Join the Hartland High School ListServ
This list serve will send parents periodic newsletters and other information that is pertinent to your child’s graduating class. Go to http://lists.hartlandschools.us to join!
Parent Connect
If you need your pin/password, please e-mail pc@hartlandschools.us. You will get a response within 5-10 school days.
College Bound? Now you can order transcripts online.
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