Due to current weather conditions and to allow time for proper evaluation of road conditions, Henrietta Independent School District will operate on a DELAYED START schedule on Thursday, January 9, 2025. School Start Times for Thursday: - Bus routes will run 2 hours later than normal pickup times - School buildings will open at 9:30 AM - Classes will begin at 10:00 AM - Staff should report by 9:30 AM if they can safely do so Morning Programs: - No morning tutorials - No morning athletic practices - No breakfast service today Please note: - This delay will give our transportation and facilities teams time to assess road conditions and ensure safe travel - Students should not arrive before 9:30 AM as buildings will not be open - Regular dismissal times will remain the same - Afternoon activities will continue as scheduled, weather permitting We will continue to monitor weather conditions. If any additional changes become necessary, updates will be provided via: - District website (www.henriettaisd.net) - District social media channels - Local news outlets - Our automated call/text system Thank you for your cooperation as we work to ensure the safety of our students and staff. Jaime Clark Superintendent Henrietta Independent School District 940-555-0100
7 months ago, Jamie Clark
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Come out next Monday and congratulate Magee Fain on her signing to play volleyball at the next level. We are excited and proud of you, Magee!
7 months ago, Jenna Sutton
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Be Weather Aware HISD Weather Guidelines Any time there is a concern for an inclement weather event, Henrietta ISD uses established protocols to help drive the decision-making process to alter the school day. The concern for student and staff safety always serves as the main driver when these decisions are made, and we always strive to err on the side of caution. Each weather incident is unique and will demand unique considerations. We know that when we alter the school day, it has a significant impact on families. We also want to ensure that we are making decisions that minimize any negative impact on student learning. When there is no safety concern in getting to school, we want to make sure that our students are at school. This is the balance we constantly weigh when making school closure decisions. Important Contact Information To ensure that we have the most current phone information for weather-related emergencies, please ensure your Ascender Parent Portal Family Access account is updated whenever your contact information changes ( link is HERE). Decision-Making Process During inclement weather situations, decisions to open or close schools are based on careful analysis of multiple factors, including: - Consultations with local emergency management agencies and the National Weather Service - Road conditions information from transportation staff, local public works officials, and law enforcement agencies - Amount of snow or ice accumulated and projected accumulations - Building conditions, including electricity and heat status - Parking lot and sidewalk conditions - Temperature and wind chill factors, considering students who walk to school or wait at bus stops - Weather predictions and ongoing precipitation Frequently Asked Questions Q: When is the decision made? A: We strive to make decisions by 5 a.m. or earlier on the day of the weather event. Information will be posted on our website and automated communications will begin by 5:30 a.m. If weather forecasts are certain, we may make the decision the evening before to help families plan ahead. Q: How is the public notified? A: If school is canceled or delayed due to weather, notifications will be sent through: - Henrietta ISD's automated calling system - District website - Social media (Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram) - Local TV and radio stations ( Channel 6 KAUZ and Channel 3 KFDX) - Henrietta ISD app notifications Please note: The district does NOT send out communications if there are no changes to the regular school day or after-school activities. Q: Who makes the decision? A: The superintendent is responsible for the final decision, based on recommendations from district staff, including the safety and security department, facility services, and our transportation provider. Q: What should I do if I know bad weather is expected? A: Because weather updates can happen rapidly and to avoid miscommunication, please check the Henrietta ISD website for the most up-to-date and accurate information. Q: How do I find out if my child's after-school activity has been canceled? A: Please check the Henrietta ISD website for the most up-to-date and accurate information regarding after-school activities. Remember: If there is no announcement from Henrietta ISD, then classes will be held on a normal schedule.
7 months ago, Jamie Clark
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Good luck to our Ladycat wrestling team in Caprock this weekend.
8 months ago, Jenna Sutton
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High school finals start tomorrow, Tuesday, December 17th. The final exam schedule is posted below. Even if students are exempt from finals, they are still required to show up to class.
8 months ago, Jenna Sutton
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REMINDER - Get ready for the HHS Winter Sports Pep Rally! Join us Monday, December 16 at 3:00 p.m. as we come together to celebrate our amazing athletes and all their hard work this season! Let's pack the stands and show our team spirit! #goldstandard
8 months ago, Kellie Harris
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Parents - Click the link below to see the HISD Parent Newsletter for the end of November 2024: https://youtu.be/Czew5Dw3yjA Have a great weekend! Jaime Clark HISD Superintendent of Schools
8 months ago, Jamie Clark
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Congratulations to our 6 seniors for making TGCA all-state volleyball. What a great accomplishment girls.
8 months ago, Jenna Sutton
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Join us next Monday, Dec. 16th for our winter sports pep rally. The pep rally will start at 3pm in the HS main gym. All students in winter sports will be recognized.
8 months ago, Jenna Sutton
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Your Ladycats will deliver to the food bank the last week of school! Please bring any canned or boxed food items you can to the home games Tuesday Dec 10th when the boys play at home or Tuesday Dec 17th when the girls play Jacksboro at home! Thank you for your continued support!
8 months ago, Jenna Sutton
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THANK YOU to our amazing NHS and STUCO students for participating in the Clay County Mission Outreach Angel Tree! This season of giving is all about making a difference, and your donations are spreading holiday cheer! Thank you for making someone's Christmas bright! #goldstandard
8 months ago, Kellie Harris
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Get ready for the HHS Winter Sports Pep Rally! Join us Monday, December 16 at 3:00 p.m. as we come together to celebrate our amazing athletes and all their hard work this season! Let's pack the stands and show our team spirit! #goldstandard
8 months ago, Kellie Harris
WInter Sports Pep Rally
Henrietta ISD Community, We’ve received several phone calls about a comment community members misheard on the radio earlier today. Listeners thought “pray for Henrietta ISD” was said, which caused a great deal of concern. I want to assure you that is not what was said, and there is no cause for concern. I talked directly with the person that was live on the radio station. I appreciate the families who reached out to ensure everything was ok. It takes all of us to keep our schools safe, and I am grateful for our community’s continued support of HISD. Thank you, Henrietta ISD Superintendent
9 months ago, Jamie Clark
Please join us Thursday, Dec 5th at 5pm in the main gym foyer as Hazel Doff signs her letter of intent with Cowley College. 🏐
9 months ago, Jenna Sutton
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The Clay County Extension Agency in partnership with the Texas A&M Agrilife Extension will be presenting a Vaping and Fentanyl Education program at HHS for Clay County middle and high school students on Monday, November 18. They will also be offering a parent program at 6:00 pm, November 18 at 6:00 pm in the HISD administration building.
9 months ago, Dr. Farnsworth
The Clay County Extension Agency in partnership with the Texas A&M Agrilife Extension will be presenting a Vaping and Fentanyl Education program at HHS for Clay County middle and high school students on Monday, November 18. They will also be offering a parent program at 6:00 pm, November 18 at 6:00 pm in the HISD administration building.
Senior parents & students, please join us next Thursday for a meeting over financial aid.
9 months ago, Jenna Sutton
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Today is World Kindness Day! Remember to spread kindness to others today and every day!
9 months ago, Shannon Fletcher
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HISD families! This week is Bearcats Give Back! Some important things for you to know: Monday: Community Spirit dress up day/wear red, white, & blue to show your patriotic pride Wednesday: World Kindness Day dress up/wear neon to "Be a bright light in someone's day" Be on the lookout for food drives and animal shelter drive this week and send much needed supplies with your student!
9 months ago, Shannon Fletcher
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TOMORROW IS THE DEADLINE to sign up for Christmas Assistance!! While you are there, make sure to sign up for services with the food pantry to get food help for Thanksgiving week!
9 months ago, Shannon Fletcher
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Join us tomorrow evening (Friday) as we celebrate our seniors in band, cheer, cross country, & football.
9 months ago, Jenna Sutton
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