Henrietta High School

Very proud of our JV Ladycats in the Nocona BUFLS volleyball tournament battling against lots of varsity teams. They got the gold medal in the bronze division. Way to go ladies!!

These Ladycats wanted that gold medal and they got it!! Champions in the gold bracket at the BUFLS volleyball tournament in Nocona! Congratulations girls!

Bearcat Fans, Windthorst is a CASH ONLY venue! Please make sure you have cash on hand to get into tonight's football game.

Get ready, Bearcats fans! Our team is hitting the road to Windthorst for the season opener tonight. Kickoff against the Trojans is set for 7:00 p.m. Let's show our support and cheer our team to victory! Go Bearcats! See you there! #goldstandard

Congratulations to the HHS Cross Country runners! You all ran an incredible race at the Cross Country Jamboree! Your hard work and dedication really showed, and we’re so proud of your achievements. Keep up the great work!

The 2023-24 yearbooks have arrived! Check out the info below for distribution details and how to get your hands on any extra copies. Don't miss out on capturing these memories!

Ready to race into the Burk Cross Country Jamboree! Wishing our HHS cross-country team a fast and strong run. Go the distance, Cats! #goldstandard

Exciting news, Bearcat fans! The JV Bearcats are gearing up to take on the Windthorst Trojans in their season opener TONIGHT at Bearcat Stadium! Kickoff is at 5:30 p.m. See you there, Bearcat Nation! Let's show our team some love and make some noise! #goldstandard

❗️Game updates for our home volleyball games this Friday! ❗️

Last year we had several students earn a Plant Science or Floral Design certification through our Plant Science Pathway. Some students even earned BOTH! Congratulations to these hard working students!

Gameday for your Lady Cats! Catch all three teams in action in our home gym tonight, starting at 4:30. Let's pack the stands and cheer them on—see you there! #goldstandard

Lady Cat fans let’s cheer on our girls as they start pool play in the Glen Rose Tourney today! Let's bring the energy and show our Lady Cat pride! Go Lady Cats!

The Bearcat Ambassadors from Henrietta High School had a unique opportunity to witness firsthand how their local school district secures funding for future projects. The students attended a municipal bond sale at Hilltop Securities, gaining valuable insight into the financial mechanisms that make their education possible. "Today's been a really exciting day for our students because they've had the opportunity to come to Hilltop Securities to see what happens when the school district goes out for a bond sale," said Jaime Clark, Superintendent of Henrietta ISD. The event provided a practical experience for students to see the direct impact of their studies on real-world applications. The bond sale was the first series in the May 2024 bond, and the day was filled with learning opportunities. Students observed as individual orders were placed and received a comprehensive overview of municipal bonds, the roles of underwriters, financial advisors, and legal counsel. "This is an exceptional opportunity for students to see how their local tax dollars are put to use and because they're the beneficiaries of the resources. It's a full circle moment for them," said Clark. For students like Magee Fain, the experience was eye-opening. "It was incredible to see how bonds are actually sold. We’ve learned about these concepts in class, but seeing it in action really brought it to life," Fain said. The hands-on experience provided clarity on complex terminology and processes that had previously been abstract concepts in the classroom. The visit also served as a reminder of the importance of community support in the district's success. "We talked about the facilities that they use and how the May 2024 bond funds will impact students for years to come. This brings a real practical experience to see where it all starts and how it provides money to the school district, but ultimately, we also get to talk about it all starts with our community," Clark added. Gratitude towards the community was a recurring theme throughout the day. Charli McCasland, another student, expressed deep appreciation for the voters who supported the bond initiative. "It’s great to know that the community’s support will benefit future students. I’m thankful for everyone who made this possible," McCasland shared. The bond sale not only reinforced the connection between classroom learning and real-world applications but also highlighted the community's role in shaping the future of Henrietta ISD. "From me and everyone inside Henrietta ISD, we are deeply grateful to our voters who approved our bond," said Clark. "This means that our students for the next 30, 40, 50 years will have world-class resources and facilities to ensure that the future of Henrietta ISD is secure." Clark expressed deep appreciation to both the community and everyone who contributed to making the educational experience possible. "We are truly grateful to the Henrietta ISD community for their support in passing the May 2024 bond. Your participation in local elections ensures our district can continue to grow and improve. We also want to extend a heartfelt thank you to Hilltop Securities for giving our students the chance to learn directly from industry professionals about the bond market. Your investment in our students and their education is invaluable." The bond sale was more than just a financial transaction; it was a day of learning, gratitude, and community connection, reminding everyone involved of the vital role they play in the future of Henrietta ISD.

Now that school is back in session, here are some tips to help your child be successful! Be sure to check out Ms. Shannon's webpage for resources and information for all ages! https://www.henrietta-isd.net/page/social-emotional-learning

HUGE CONGRATS to Kirsytn Barnard on committing to MSU to play softball. We are all proud of you and know you will do great things.

We apologize for the inconvenience, but please note that the Parent and Student Portals will be offline for maintenance on Friday night. We appreciate your understanding and patience as we work to improve our systems to better serve you.

Nocona Relay Meet 38 total girls teams ran. 40 total boys teams. Kate Farnsworth and Natalie Romines 4th place medal and ran a 26:15 combined 4 miles Laney Johnson and Ruby Truette placed 6th and ran 26:45 combined 4 miles Kayden Shaw and Wyatt Mayfield placed 13th Time-37:20 for 6 total miles Anthony Goolsby and Hayden Middlesworth place 24th Time- 41:00 for 6 total miles Overall, all 5 girls and 4 boys teams did excellent at the first meet of the year!

It's heating up, Bearcat fans! Get ready for some football in Iowa Park on Thursday August 22. JV kicks off at 6 p.m., followed by Varsity. Bring the heat and cheer on our Bearcats! 🐾🏈

Best of luck to our cross country teams as they kick off their season in Nocona today! Run strong, stay focused, and show them what you're made of. We're cheering you on every step of the way! #goldstandard

Glen Rose ISD is a cashless venue. Buy your tickets today at the links below. We can't wait to cheer for our Lady Cats! August 22 - 24 Thursday Tickets - https://shorturl.at/Nd7qX Friday Tickets - https://shorturl.at/q4bln Saturday Tickets - https://shorturl.at/UgfFQ