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HHS sports update
September 18, 2020
Buccaneer Fans,
We are excited to announce that we are moving toward the opening of our sports and competition seasons. Volleyball and Cross Country seasons are in progress and Football is on the way. We know many of you are excited and looking forward to cheering on the Bucs. However, we are being held to 25% capacity limits at our venues and masks will be required. Due to these limits we are waiting for some clarification on how to proceed and who will count toward the capacity limits. At this time please plan for no gate passes to be accepted. This includes any employee passes and/or senior citizen passes.
Our plan is to be able to give our fans more information in the upcoming week to better serve you. The sports of volleyball and cross country will continue to sell tickets at the gate. The 25% capacity has not had an impact on these two sports yet. Football tickets will not be sold until we receive some guidance and clarification from state and district level officials. Thank you for your patience, understanding, and continued support of the Bucs.
Sincerely,
David Haynie
Haughton High School
Principal
Ring Ding will be October 7th at 6 p.m. at the football field. Participating students will be given four tickets each for their families. You must have a ticket to enter.
Congratulations to HHS's George Allen
George has been named a 2021 National
with his academic skills, George's
accomplishments and potential for success in rigorous college studies makes him an outstanding candidate for the prestigious award.
Senior ACT Update
All SENIORS will take the ACT at HHS on October 6th.
There is no need to sign up.
The ACT must be taken in person (no virtual options available).
Must have a valid ID (school ID will work).
The Haughton High School app is free and will provide parents with quick access to everything school-related including calendars, contact information for teachers and administrators, important documents and more. Students will have the opportunity to display their ID badge on their mobile device with the My ID feature and keep up with homework, upcoming tests and projects by using the My Assignments digital assignment book. Use the links below to to download to a mobile phone.
- On Tuesday, October 6th, HHS will administer the ACT on campus to ALL seniors (including those enrolled in the 100% virtual program).
- Juniors that registered and paid for the March 2020 test will also take the ACT on this day.
- The test is free for seniors.
- Seniors must have an ACT score on file prior to graduation.
- Students scheduled for testing do not need to sign-up because they have already been registered.
- Testers need to arrive on campus by 7:10 am.
- All other students in grades 9, 10, and 11 will NOT report to HHS on Tuesday, October 6th and there will be no BPSTIL classes. Instead, they will have a virtual learning day.
- If you have any questions, contact Mrs. Stallcup in H1.
PSAT Date Announced
The PSAT is recommended for students with a 3.5 G.P.A. or higher and is a great opportunity for your student to qualify for some of the most prestigious scholarships available. This test is only available to sophomores and juniors. Sophomores can use this opportunity to practice test-taking skills. Students’ junior year is the qualifying year to be a National Merit Scholar.
The test will be administered here at Haughton High School on Thursday, October 29th, and the cost is $17. You may sign your student up through the link below or have your student stop by H1 and see Mrs. Stallcup. Payments must be made by cash or money order and turned in to Mrs. Stallcup. The last day to sign up for the PSAT is September 11th.
Bossier Schools has unveiled its Bossier STRONG Start 2020, the district’s plan for safely returning students and staff to our campuses for the 2020-21 academic year. Health and safety take top priority as we prepare to reopen schools August 12, and allows for instruction to take place.
Bossier STRONG Start 2020 is the culmination of months of planning with local and state education leaders and medical experts. Bossier Schools has also listened to stakeholders and taken their needs and concerns into account while adhering to the guidelines set before us. Follow the link for more information.
