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Reminder: if the "real feel" is 20 degree or higher HGS students will go outside for recess. The "real feel" at lunch recess today is supposed to be 32 degrees!
1st grade Holiday Concert Information.
Knox County CEO presents the Holiday Hop.
HGS Reading Night Information! We hope you can come and celebrate reading with us!
We had the best visitors today! Mr.and Mrs. Shipplett brought their furever companion, Bentley, to school today! Mrs. Shipplett read If Dogs Ruled the World. When Bentley comes back for future visits, first graders in 1C will practice their reading skills and read to Bentley!
4th and 5th graders went to WIU today to learn all about the Lady Leatherneck's Basketball Team.
End of Trimester Notes for HGS
Reminder: Due to the Early Dismissal on 11/21/2023 there will be No PM Pre-K.
Reminder of early out on Tuesday and no school for Fall Break the 22nd-24th. Details below or on the website.
Reminder of early out on Tuesday and no school for Fall Break the 22nd-24th. Details below or on the website.
Mrs. Koll/Aydt's First Grade Celebrated Thanksgiving today with a Feast provided by HGS fabulous Cafe Crew.
Reminder: There will not be Tornado Time at HGS afterschool today due to Parent/Teacher Conferences.
Tornado Time fun at HGS! Students were able to bake, paint, get messy, and play games! Fun was had by all!
Tornado Time fun at HGS! Students were able to bake, paint, get messy, and play games! Fun was had by all!
Congratulations to these two Super Fantastic Students! They were able to make a positive phone call home!
Welcome to A-Town McKayla!
Congratulations Mrs.Anderson for being the Abingdon-Avon teacher of the month at HGS. She is presented with a $100.00 check from the Abingdon-Avon Public School Foundation.
Mr. Sloan from the Lion's Club delivered dictionaries to all 3rd graders at HGS! Thank you so much!
Mrs. Mason and Mrs. Allen working with second graders on what Bullying looks like and sounds like. Bullying has no place at HGS.
Fifth-grade science and social studies classes are studying natural disasters. As part of their experience, students worked in groups to research types of volcanoes, choose one for a project, sketch out their plan, then build a volcano. Pictured is their progress so far. Be sure to come see your fifth-graders project during parent-teacher conferences.