Make plans to wear purple on Wednesday, April 15, 2026, as we continue our celebration of the Month of the Military Family.
Mr. West’s 6th Grade World History classes have been hard at work wrapping up their unit on China, Korea, and Japan—and what a creative finish it’s been!
To bring their learning to life, students took on a hands-on challenge inspired by the Great Wall. Each student designed and built their own box, which was then assembled with others to form a collaborative “mini Great Wall.” With only minimal materials provided, students were encouraged to think creatively and gather additional resources to enhance their designs.
This project wasn’t just about building—it was about understanding. Through the activity, students explored a key concept in history: civilizations flourish or struggle based on their access to resources, and trade plays a crucial role in obtaining what they need to thrive. By experiencing limitations firsthand, students gained a deeper appreciation for how geography, resource availability, and innovation shaped ancient societies.
Great work to all of our young historians for their creativity, teamwork, and thoughtful connections to the past!
To bring their learning to life, students took on a hands-on challenge inspired by the Great Wall. Each student designed and built their own box, which was then assembled with others to form a collaborative “mini Great Wall.” With only minimal materials provided, students were encouraged to think creatively and gather additional resources to enhance their designs.
This project wasn’t just about building—it was about understanding. Through the activity, students explored a key concept in history: civilizations flourish or struggle based on their access to resources, and trade plays a crucial role in obtaining what they need to thrive. By experiencing limitations firsthand, students gained a deeper appreciation for how geography, resource availability, and innovation shaped ancient societies.
Great work to all of our young historians for their creativity, teamwork, and thoughtful connections to the past!
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📣❤️ HMSHS Mascot Cheer Sign-Ups Are OPEN! ❤️📣
Get ready to bring the spirit and make Hilliard flashes PROUD! 🎉 Elementary students are invited to join us for an exciting mascot cheer experience during the 26/27 HMSHS Varsity Football Season!
Participants will:
✨ Attend a 2-day summer camp
✨ Learn fun cheers & practice stunts
✨ Build confidence & teamwork skills
✨ Make new friends and unforgettable memories
Don’t miss this high-energy opportunity to be part of the game day excitement! 🏈📣
#HMSHS #MascotCheer #SchoolSpirit #FutureFlashes
It’s Assistant Principals Week, and we are proud to celebrate the very best—Mrs. Smith! 🎉
Her unwavering commitment to excellence, visionary leadership, and student-centered focus continue to inspire our entire school community. Mrs. Smith leads with integrity, fosters a culture of collaboration, and champions innovation to ensure that every student at HMSHS has the opportunity to thrive.
We are deeply grateful for the passion and dedication she brings each day in support of our faculty, staff, and students. Her leadership empowers others, builds capacity, and drives our shared mission of academic success and personal growth.
Thank you, Mrs. Smith, for being an exceptional educational leader and for making HMSHS a place where excellence happens every day!
Her unwavering commitment to excellence, visionary leadership, and student-centered focus continue to inspire our entire school community. Mrs. Smith leads with integrity, fosters a culture of collaboration, and champions innovation to ensure that every student at HMSHS has the opportunity to thrive.
We are deeply grateful for the passion and dedication she brings each day in support of our faculty, staff, and students. Her leadership empowers others, builds capacity, and drives our shared mission of academic success and personal growth.
Thank you, Mrs. Smith, for being an exceptional educational leader and for making HMSHS a place where excellence happens every day!
📢✏️ SAT School Day at HMSHS ✏️📢
Mark your calendars! All 11th grade students will participate in the SAT on Thursday, April 9 right here at HMSHS.
✅ No registration required
✅ No cost for juniors
💻 What to Bring:
• A fully charged computer + charger
• Your own calculator
📌 Important Reminders:
• Testing will be digital using Bluebook on ClassLink
• Open Bluebook the day before to install updates and restart your device
• Make sure your computer is fully charged on test day
• Visit collegeboard.org for practice resources
🚨 After Testing Dismissal:
Students who plan to leave after the test must turn in a parent note to Mrs. Hodges by April 7th.
Students will NOT be allowed to leave campus without a note.
Let’s be prepared and ready to do our best—good luck, juniors! 💪📘
Mark your calendars! All 11th grade students will participate in the SAT on Thursday, April 9 right here at HMSHS.
✅ No registration required
✅ No cost for juniors
💻 What to Bring:
• A fully charged computer + charger
• Your own calculator
📌 Important Reminders:
• Testing will be digital using Bluebook on ClassLink
• Open Bluebook the day before to install updates and restart your device
• Make sure your computer is fully charged on test day
• Visit collegeboard.org for practice resources
🚨 After Testing Dismissal:
Students who plan to leave after the test must turn in a parent note to Mrs. Hodges by April 7th.
Students will NOT be allowed to leave campus without a note.
Let’s be prepared and ready to do our best—good luck, juniors! 💪📘
Limited amount of yearbooks left! Also, the preorder for yearbooks will end in 28 DAYS on April 30th. Once the yearbooks are sold out, we will be unable to reorder so DON'T WAIT!
Mrs. Taylor’s Geometry class in action! 📐✨
Some days, geometry looks like notes, guided instruction, and hands-on activities as students explore new concepts. Other days, it’s all about problem solving in the Math Nation book followed by exciting review games like Blooket for a little friendly competition! 🎮
No matter the format, our students are working hard and staying focused as they prepare for the BEST Geometry EOC on May 8, 2026. We are proud of their effort and dedication!
Be on the lookout for more information about the upcoming Geometry EOC Boot Camp that Mrs. Taylor has planned to help students feel confident and ready! 💪📊
Some days, geometry looks like notes, guided instruction, and hands-on activities as students explore new concepts. Other days, it’s all about problem solving in the Math Nation book followed by exciting review games like Blooket for a little friendly competition! 🎮
No matter the format, our students are working hard and staying focused as they prepare for the BEST Geometry EOC on May 8, 2026. We are proud of their effort and dedication!
Be on the lookout for more information about the upcoming Geometry EOC Boot Camp that Mrs. Taylor has planned to help students feel confident and ready! 💪📊
April is the Month of the Military Family! The Month of the Military Family in Florida gives communities an opportunity to emphasize and recognize the sacrifices of military families.
📈✨ Algebra in Action in Mrs. Musgrove’s Class! ✨📈
There is great learning and engagement happening in Mrs. Musgrove’s Algebra classroom! Students are actively exploring exponential functions as they work toward mastering key concepts aligned with the standards.
Through focused instruction and meaningful practice, students are learning how to graph exponential functions from tables, equations, and written descriptions, while identifying important key features. They are also building a deeper understanding by classifying functions as exponential growth or decay.
Students began with their weekly bell ringer to reinforce prior knowledge, followed by interactive notes on “Key Features of Exponential Functions,” which they added to their math notebooks as a resource for continued learning.
With active engagement, hands-on note-taking, and strong mathematical discourse, students are developing the skills and confidence they need to succeed. This intentional instruction is preparing them for success on the BEST Algebra test coming up on May 8, 2026—we know they are going to do an amazing job! 💪📊
There is great learning and engagement happening in Mrs. Musgrove’s Algebra classroom! Students are actively exploring exponential functions as they work toward mastering key concepts aligned with the standards.
Through focused instruction and meaningful practice, students are learning how to graph exponential functions from tables, equations, and written descriptions, while identifying important key features. They are also building a deeper understanding by classifying functions as exponential growth or decay.
Students began with their weekly bell ringer to reinforce prior knowledge, followed by interactive notes on “Key Features of Exponential Functions,” which they added to their math notebooks as a resource for continued learning.
With active engagement, hands-on note-taking, and strong mathematical discourse, students are developing the skills and confidence they need to succeed. This intentional instruction is preparing them for success on the BEST Algebra test coming up on May 8, 2026—we know they are going to do an amazing job! 💪📊
Mr. Conner’s Biology students have been diving into an engaging, hands-on learning experience as they took on their frog dissection labs! 🐸🔬
Through this interactive investigation, students are applying key concepts in anatomy and physiology, identifying major organ systems, and analyzing the relationships between structure and function. This lab provides an authentic opportunity for students to practice scientific inquiry, develop critical thinking skills, and reinforce content vocabulary in a meaningful, real-world context.
By actively engaging in the dissection process, students are aligning their learning with state science standards, particularly in the areas of organismal structure, biological organization, and the use of scientific tools and techniques. These experiences support mastery of essential benchmarks and promote deeper conceptual understanding beyond traditional instruction.
As we prepare for the upcoming Biology assessment on May 11th, opportunities like this are instrumental in building confidence and competence. Hands-on labs help solidify foundational knowledge, enhance retention, and allow students to make connections that will support their success on standardized assessments.
Check out our Flashes in action as they explore, collaborate, and grow as young scientists! 🧪✨
Through this interactive investigation, students are applying key concepts in anatomy and physiology, identifying major organ systems, and analyzing the relationships between structure and function. This lab provides an authentic opportunity for students to practice scientific inquiry, develop critical thinking skills, and reinforce content vocabulary in a meaningful, real-world context.
By actively engaging in the dissection process, students are aligning their learning with state science standards, particularly in the areas of organismal structure, biological organization, and the use of scientific tools and techniques. These experiences support mastery of essential benchmarks and promote deeper conceptual understanding beyond traditional instruction.
As we prepare for the upcoming Biology assessment on May 11th, opportunities like this are instrumental in building confidence and competence. Hands-on labs help solidify foundational knowledge, enhance retention, and allow students to make connections that will support their success on standardized assessments.
Check out our Flashes in action as they explore, collaborate, and grow as young scientists! 🧪✨
✍️✨ BEST Writing Testing – Own Your Epic in Action! ✨✍️
📅 Thursday, April 2, 2026
👩🎓👨🎓 All 6th–10th Grade Students
It’s time to step up and OWN YOUR EPIC IN ACTION! 🚀🔥
The BEST Writing Test is your opportunity to show your voice, your growth, and your brilliance. This is YOUR moment to shine!
🌟 Be Test-Ready Like a Champion! 🌟
✅ Charge your computer the night before
🔌 Bring your charger to school
😴 Get a good night’s sleep
🥞 Eat a healthy breakfast
⏰ Arrive on time and ready to focus
💪 Come with a positive mindset
This is more than a test — it’s your chance to demonstrate your creativity, critical thinking, and confidence. 📖✨
We believe in you. Now it’s your turn to believe in yourself and Own Your Epic in Action! 💥🏆
Let’s make Thursday amazing! ✍️
📅 Thursday, April 2, 2026
👩🎓👨🎓 All 6th–10th Grade Students
It’s time to step up and OWN YOUR EPIC IN ACTION! 🚀🔥
The BEST Writing Test is your opportunity to show your voice, your growth, and your brilliance. This is YOUR moment to shine!
🌟 Be Test-Ready Like a Champion! 🌟
✅ Charge your computer the night before
🔌 Bring your charger to school
😴 Get a good night’s sleep
🥞 Eat a healthy breakfast
⏰ Arrive on time and ready to focus
💪 Come with a positive mindset
This is more than a test — it’s your chance to demonstrate your creativity, critical thinking, and confidence. 📖✨
We believe in you. Now it’s your turn to believe in yourself and Own Your Epic in Action! 💥🏆
Let’s make Thursday amazing! ✍️
✂️🪨📄 Everyone loves a good game of Rock, Paper, Scissors! 📄🪨✂️
In Mrs. McKelvy’s 7th grade math class, students are taking this classic game to the next level by using it to explore experimental probability!
By playing multiple rounds and carefully recording their results, students are discovering how often rock, paper, and scissors actually occur. They are then comparing their findings to the theoretical probability, which predicts that each option should appear one-third of the time in a fair game.
This engaging, hands-on activity helps bring math to life as students see firsthand how real-world results connect to mathematical predictions. They’re also learning that the more trials they complete, the closer their experimental results tend to get to the theoretical probability.
Through teamwork, practice, and curiosity, our students are strengthening their mathematical thinking skills—all while having fun!
This kind of interactive learning is helping prepare our students for the FAST Math test coming up on May 12, 2026—and we just know they are going to ROCK it! 🎉📊
In Mrs. McKelvy’s 7th grade math class, students are taking this classic game to the next level by using it to explore experimental probability!
By playing multiple rounds and carefully recording their results, students are discovering how often rock, paper, and scissors actually occur. They are then comparing their findings to the theoretical probability, which predicts that each option should appear one-third of the time in a fair game.
This engaging, hands-on activity helps bring math to life as students see firsthand how real-world results connect to mathematical predictions. They’re also learning that the more trials they complete, the closer their experimental results tend to get to the theoretical probability.
Through teamwork, practice, and curiosity, our students are strengthening their mathematical thinking skills—all while having fun!
This kind of interactive learning is helping prepare our students for the FAST Math test coming up on May 12, 2026—and we just know they are going to ROCK it! 🎉📊
🎤✨ HMSHS Speech Competition 2026 ✨🎤
What an incredible showcase of talent, creativity, and confidence at this year’s HMSHS Speech Competition! We are so proud of every student who took the stage—your hard work, courage, and dedication truly shined. 👏
A special congratulations to our top speakers:
🥇 1st Place – Mallory Mosley: “The 6th Grade HMSHS Experience”
🥈 2nd Place – Sam DuFault: “The Importance of Fiction Literature”
🥉 3rd Place – Brie Philabaum: “The Great Depression”
Each participant brought something unique and inspiring to the competition. Your voices matter, and you made this event unforgettable!
Great job to all—keep speaking, keep inspiring!
What an incredible showcase of talent, creativity, and confidence at this year’s HMSHS Speech Competition! We are so proud of every student who took the stage—your hard work, courage, and dedication truly shined. 👏
A special congratulations to our top speakers:
🥇 1st Place – Mallory Mosley: “The 6th Grade HMSHS Experience”
🥈 2nd Place – Sam DuFault: “The Importance of Fiction Literature”
🥉 3rd Place – Brie Philabaum: “The Great Depression”
Each participant brought something unique and inspiring to the competition. Your voices matter, and you made this event unforgettable!
Great job to all—keep speaking, keep inspiring!
🩺❤️ Mrs. Russell’s 6th Grade Science Update ❤️🩺
This week in science, our 6th graders have been diving into the fascinating world of the human body systems—focusing on the respiratory and circulatory systems!
Students explored what heart disease is and learned ways to prevent it by watching an informative video and discussing who may be at the greatest risk. To bring their learning to life, students stepped into the role of medical professionals—dressed in hospital type PPE and ready to diagnose! 🏥
Each group was given six different patient case studies. They carefully read through each case, identified and summarized risk factors, and worked collaboratively to determine which patient was at the highest risk for heart disease.
This hands-on, real-world activity was truly eye-opening for our students and helped them understand the importance of making healthy choices.
We are so proud of their hard work, critical thinking, and enthusiasm! 💙
This week in science, our 6th graders have been diving into the fascinating world of the human body systems—focusing on the respiratory and circulatory systems!
Students explored what heart disease is and learned ways to prevent it by watching an informative video and discussing who may be at the greatest risk. To bring their learning to life, students stepped into the role of medical professionals—dressed in hospital type PPE and ready to diagnose! 🏥
Each group was given six different patient case studies. They carefully read through each case, identified and summarized risk factors, and worked collaboratively to determine which patient was at the highest risk for heart disease.
This hands-on, real-world activity was truly eye-opening for our students and helped them understand the importance of making healthy choices.
We are so proud of their hard work, critical thinking, and enthusiasm! 💙
This week, our 6th grade classes took math outside for a hands-on lesson that brought geometry to life! Students worked in pairs to solve area problems by finding the area of composite figures drawn on the sidewalk with chalk. Armed with clipboards, calculators, and determination, they carefully analyzed each shape, breaking the larger figures into smaller figures to calculate total area.
The outdoor setting created excitement and engagement as students collaborated, checked each other’s work, and applied their math skills in a meaningful way. It was a fun and active way to reinforce problem-solving, teamwork, and confidence in mathematics. 📐✏️
All of this great practice is getting our students ready for FAST Math testing in May—and if this week is any sign, they are going to do an amazing job! We can’t wait to see them shine! 🌟
The outdoor setting created excitement and engagement as students collaborated, checked each other’s work, and applied their math skills in a meaningful way. It was a fun and active way to reinforce problem-solving, teamwork, and confidence in mathematics. 📐✏️
All of this great practice is getting our students ready for FAST Math testing in May—and if this week is any sign, they are going to do an amazing job! We can’t wait to see them shine! 🌟
Our CNA students have done it again! 🎉 Today, they took their CNA certification exam and achieved an incredible 100% pass rate!
Congratulations to the Class of 2026—we are so proud of each and every one of you. Your hard work, dedication, and commitment have truly paid off. A special shoutout to Mrs. King, whose guidance and support, along with the students’ determination, made this achievement possible.
This success highlights how vital our CTE program is on our campus. It not only prepares students for certification but also equips them with real-world skills and valuable opportunities for employment after graduation.
And a big thank you to Easy Peasy Sips & Eats for providing delicious lemonade this morning—it was the perfect way to start such an exciting day! 🍋
Congratulations to the Class of 2026—we are so proud of each and every one of you. Your hard work, dedication, and commitment have truly paid off. A special shoutout to Mrs. King, whose guidance and support, along with the students’ determination, made this achievement possible.
This success highlights how vital our CTE program is on our campus. It not only prepares students for certification but also equips them with real-world skills and valuable opportunities for employment after graduation.
And a big thank you to Easy Peasy Sips & Eats for providing delicious lemonade this morning—it was the perfect way to start such an exciting day! 🍋
✨ Our Middle School and High School FBLA chapters had an incredible experience over Spring Break! ✨
From March 12–15, students traveled with HMSHS FBLA sponsor, Mr. Mizenko, and several chaperones to the Florida FBLA State Leadership Conference at the Hilton Orlando in Orlando, Florida. 🏨🌴
We are especially proud of Emma, who is serving as the Florida FBLA Region II Vice President and represented our school with excellence throughout the conference. 👏
Our students showed great dedication and professionalism in competition. Out of our qualifiers, 9 of 13 middle school competitors and 22 of 45 high school competitors participated at the state level—an amazing accomplishment! 💼📊
🏆 We are excited to celebrate our top finishers:
• 4th Place – Future Business Leader: Emma Dillard
• 5th Place – Computer Applications: Kaitlyn Hart
• 5th Place – Network Design: Ian Cooper & Jayden Kjensmo
• 5th Place – MS Exploring Marketing Strategies: Katherine Dillard, Audrey Shippy & Keilonni Taylor
🎉 Congratulations to all of our competitors for their hard work and for representing our school so well. We are so proud of each and every one of you! 💙
From March 12–15, students traveled with HMSHS FBLA sponsor, Mr. Mizenko, and several chaperones to the Florida FBLA State Leadership Conference at the Hilton Orlando in Orlando, Florida. 🏨🌴
We are especially proud of Emma, who is serving as the Florida FBLA Region II Vice President and represented our school with excellence throughout the conference. 👏
Our students showed great dedication and professionalism in competition. Out of our qualifiers, 9 of 13 middle school competitors and 22 of 45 high school competitors participated at the state level—an amazing accomplishment! 💼📊
🏆 We are excited to celebrate our top finishers:
• 4th Place – Future Business Leader: Emma Dillard
• 5th Place – Computer Applications: Kaitlyn Hart
• 5th Place – Network Design: Ian Cooper & Jayden Kjensmo
• 5th Place – MS Exploring Marketing Strategies: Katherine Dillard, Audrey Shippy & Keilonni Taylor
🎉 Congratulations to all of our competitors for their hard work and for representing our school so well. We are so proud of each and every one of you! 💙
✨ 2026 HMSHS MORP: A Night Above the Clouds ✨
Get ready for an unforgettable evening in the clouds! ☁️🌙
📅 Saturday, April 25
⏰ 7:00–9:30 PM
📍 HMSHS Cafetorium
👥 Grades 6–8
🎟️ Tickets:
• $40 (pre-pay)
• $45 (at the door for HMSHS students only)
• Cash or check payable to HMSHS
• Tickets go on sale Monday, 3/23
• See Mrs. Vanzant to purchase
🍽️ Finger foods and drinks included!
⚠️ Important Reminders:
• Guest tickets must be purchased in advance—none sold at the door
• Guest approval forms are due by Thursday, April 23
• Students may bring a middle school guest (follow guest form guidelines)
• Do not arrive before 6:45 PM
• Parents/guardians must sign students in (for at-door tickets) and pick up at the cafeteria doors by 9:30 PM
🚫 Please note: Attendance is dependent on school behavior eligibility requirements
Let’s make it a magical night above the clouds! ✨💙
Get ready for an unforgettable evening in the clouds! ☁️🌙
📅 Saturday, April 25
⏰ 7:00–9:30 PM
📍 HMSHS Cafetorium
👥 Grades 6–8
🎟️ Tickets:
• $40 (pre-pay)
• $45 (at the door for HMSHS students only)
• Cash or check payable to HMSHS
• Tickets go on sale Monday, 3/23
• See Mrs. Vanzant to purchase
🍽️ Finger foods and drinks included!
⚠️ Important Reminders:
• Guest tickets must be purchased in advance—none sold at the door
• Guest approval forms are due by Thursday, April 23
• Students may bring a middle school guest (follow guest form guidelines)
• Do not arrive before 6:45 PM
• Parents/guardians must sign students in (for at-door tickets) and pick up at the cafeteria doors by 9:30 PM
🚫 Please note: Attendance is dependent on school behavior eligibility requirements
Let’s make it a magical night above the clouds! ✨💙
March is Arts Education Month and Music in Our Schools Month, making it the perfect time to highlight the incredible experiences our students have through the arts!
Recently, members of the HMSHS Flashes Band traveled to Music Performance Assessment (MPA) at First Coast High School. MPA is an annual event where school bands perform for professional adjudicators who evaluate their musicianship, preparation, and overall performance. Rather than competing directly against other schools, students receive valuable feedback that helps them grow and improve as musicians.
Congratulations to Mr. Hazlett, Band Director, and our talented band students for their hard work, dedication, and the pride they show in representing HMSHS. Opportunities like MPA allow our students to strengthen their musical skills, build confidence, and experience the rewards of teamwork and discipline.
We are grateful for the continued support of our community and the resources made possible through the One Mill investment, which helps provide instruments, equipment, and materials that support meaningful music education experiences for our students.
Please join us in celebrating Mr. Hazlett and our Flashes Band students for their commitment to excellence in music! 🎶 #MusicInOurSchools #OneMillImpact
Recently, members of the HMSHS Flashes Band traveled to Music Performance Assessment (MPA) at First Coast High School. MPA is an annual event where school bands perform for professional adjudicators who evaluate their musicianship, preparation, and overall performance. Rather than competing directly against other schools, students receive valuable feedback that helps them grow and improve as musicians.
Congratulations to Mr. Hazlett, Band Director, and our talented band students for their hard work, dedication, and the pride they show in representing HMSHS. Opportunities like MPA allow our students to strengthen their musical skills, build confidence, and experience the rewards of teamwork and discipline.
We are grateful for the continued support of our community and the resources made possible through the One Mill investment, which helps provide instruments, equipment, and materials that support meaningful music education experiences for our students.
Please join us in celebrating Mr. Hazlett and our Flashes Band students for their commitment to excellence in music! 🎶 #MusicInOurSchools #OneMillImpact
📣🗓️ March/April Testing Dates Are Here! 🗓️📣
We’re sharing our upcoming spring testing schedule (see graphic below 👇), and we want all students and families to be prepared and ready!
📝 Testing Dates:
✔️ March 24, 2026 – ACT School Day (select Juniors and Seniors)
✔️ March 26, 2026 – CNA Certification
✔️ April 2, 2026 – BEST Writing (Grades 6–10)
✔️ April 9, 2026 – SAT School Day (Juniors)
📌 Please mark your calendars and make sure students are present on their assigned testing day. Attendance is extremely important, and being prepared helps everyone feel confident and successful!
✅ Testing Day Checklist
✔️ Charge your computer the night before
🔌 Bring your charger to school
😴 Get a good night’s sleep
🥞 Eat a healthy breakfast
⏰ Arrive on time and ready to focus
💪 Come with a positive mindset
We know our students are capable of amazing things, and we can’t wait to see them shine! 🌟⚡
Families — thank you for your support in helping students be prepared, present, and ready to do their best. Let’s make this spring testing season a success! ❤️⚡📚✨
We’re sharing our upcoming spring testing schedule (see graphic below 👇), and we want all students and families to be prepared and ready!
📝 Testing Dates:
✔️ March 24, 2026 – ACT School Day (select Juniors and Seniors)
✔️ March 26, 2026 – CNA Certification
✔️ April 2, 2026 – BEST Writing (Grades 6–10)
✔️ April 9, 2026 – SAT School Day (Juniors)
📌 Please mark your calendars and make sure students are present on their assigned testing day. Attendance is extremely important, and being prepared helps everyone feel confident and successful!
✅ Testing Day Checklist
✔️ Charge your computer the night before
🔌 Bring your charger to school
😴 Get a good night’s sleep
🥞 Eat a healthy breakfast
⏰ Arrive on time and ready to focus
💪 Come with a positive mindset
We know our students are capable of amazing things, and we can’t wait to see them shine! 🌟⚡
Families — thank you for your support in helping students be prepared, present, and ready to do their best. Let’s make this spring testing season a success! ❤️⚡📚✨
