The mission of Hunter Huss High School is to collaborate with parent, students, and community members (stakeholders) to develop lifelong learners and responsible members of society.

Thursday, May 23 - 6:00pm Athletic Awards Banquet - Cafeteria

Friday, May 24 - Senior Picnic

Monday, May 27 - Memorial Day Holiday

Tuesday, May 28 - 7:00pm Chorus Concert - Auditorium

Wednesday, May 29 - 6:00pm Theater Arts/Dance Recital "Fame" - Auditorium

Thursday, May 30 - 6:30pm Academic Awards - Auditorium

Friday, May 31 - 8:00am 1st Period Exam

                        12:00pm Lunch

                        12:30pm Dismissal

                        6:00pm Band Concert - Auditorium

Saturday, June 1 - 9:30am Sports Physicals at Ortho Carolina

Sunday, June 2 - 4:00pm Seniors are to be at Chapel Grove Baptist Church for line-up

                         5:00pm Baccalaureate Service at Chapel Grove Baptist Church

Monday, June 3 - 8:00am 2nd Period Exam

                        12:00pm Lunch

                        12:30pm Dismissal

Tuesday, June 4 - 8:00am 3rd Period Exam

                           12:00pm Lunch

                           12:30pm Dismissal

Wednesday, June 5 - 8:00am 4th Period Exam

                               12:00pm Lunch

                               12:30pm Dismissal

Thursday, June 6 - Regular Day for Students, Exam Make-ups

Friday, June 7 - Last Day for Students

                       8:30am Seniors Graduation Practice in the Auditorium

                                   (DO NOT go in the main building)

                       12:00pm Dismissal

Saturday, June 8 - 8:00am Seniors arrive to the main building to line up for Graduation

                            9:00am Graduation in the Stadium (weather permitting)

Hunter Huss High School Accepts Rachel's Challenge With A Chain Reaction

Students from Hunter Huss High School's Friends of Rachel (FOR) Club display their Rachel’s Challnege Chain Reaction created by Huss students during our home football game against North Gaston  earlier this year. Rachel Scott, the first student killed in the Columbine tragedyin1999, encouraged all high school students to create a chain reaction by performing acts of kindness for one another. Huss students were

asked to create a linkfor each act of kindness they had received from their peers. The links were assembled for our "chain reaction" that was over 100 yards long.

(Pictures taken by Ben Goff and used with permission of the Gaston Gazette and no duplication of these pictures is allowed.)

FOR is a GCS initiative funded by the Rotary Club of Gastonia