Auditions for Clue will be held on September 5th and 6th, from 2:30 - 5:30 in the auditorium.
HCHS Back to School Night will be on August 23rd.
Students with last names beginning A - L from 5:00 - 6:00 pm and students with last names beginning M - Z from 6:00 - 7:00 pm
The faculty and staff are eagerly preparing to welcome back our students on August 23, 2023! In an organized and thoughtful approach, students can reconnect with their school environment and peers during designated visits based on their last names. This arrangement ensures a smooth return for each student, allowing them to engage with their teachers and explore opportunities on campus. We're looking forward to each student's enthusiasm as we embark on a new academic year together!
As we prepare schedules for the 2023-2024 school year please be mindful of the schedule change policy that is in effect. You can view this policy on the Student Services website linked below. As we build schedules for students over the summer we will do our best to accommodate all selections students made during registration in the Spring. If you have any questions please contact a counselor by email. In addition, please be patient with us as we have a high volume of students to serve and strive for accuracy in scheduling.
https://www.harnett.k12.nc.us/o/hch/page/student-services-team
Free COVID tests
Ms. Johnsie Pilkington is our Harnett Central High School Teacher of the Year!! She is a graduate of Harnett Central High School and The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She is finishing her sixth year teaching Social Studies in Harnett County. Ms. Pilkington is our Senior Beta Club Advisor and she is the Assistant Coach for our Girls Soccer Team. Ms. Pilkington loves being outdoors, loves soccer, and her biggest passion is traveling to new places and new landscapes and seeing as much of the world as she can.
Please see the letters from Dr. Aaron Fleming regarding End of Course testing.
#ThrowbackThursdays #ICYMI
The inaugural 8th grade Spanish Dual Language recognition ceremony was held at Coats-Erwin Middle School in May.
All 27 students met the NCDPI AAPL Test expectations and will earn credits for Highschool Spanish I and Spanish II. The AAPPL assesses Interpersonal Listening/Speaking, Presentational Writing, Interpretive Reading, and Interpretive Listening. We are so proud of their accomplishments!
A special thank you to our student speakers…
CEMS 8th Graders: Aubreigh Carroll, Adair Colmenero, and Cole Stevens
HCMS 8th Graders: Karen Martinez Chavez, and Zhania McKoy
for raising awareness on the benefits of Dual Language Programs and inspiring others to begin and continue foreign language studies!
#SuccessWithHCS #LanguageLearning #BilingualEducation #InspringLearnersToBeLeaders
Amy Crockett (HCS Student Support Services Coordinator), Lauren Cappola (HCS Director of Counseling Services), Jan Rogers (CAC Director and Forensic Interviewer), and Jermaine White (HCS Assistant Superintendent of Student Support Services) look on as Dr. Aaron Fleming (HCS Superintendent) signs the Memorandum of Understanding renewing the partnership between Children’s Advocacy Centers and Harnett County Schools.
The CAC raises community awareness about child abuse and provides resources for the safety and protection of children. A multidisciplinary team, composed of CAC staff and representatives from all intervening agencies, frequently review active cases. Harnett County Schools Student Support Services staff serve on this multidisciplinary team to best support students and families who may be involved with the CAC.
According to Jan Rogers, the partnership with HCS has optimized their ability to serve children, since schools are where children spend much of their time. Harnett County Schools is dedicated to the same mission and is thankful for Children’s Advocacy Centers for everything they do for our community.
#TogetherWeServe #Children #ChildProtection #WeAreHarnett #SuccessWithHCS
The Harnett County Schools school bus safety program is helping to improve safety for everyone in our community.
We spoke to Dr. Fleming, Superintendent at Harnett County Public Schools, about school bus safety, and why this program is so important.
#StopForMyBus
County Commissioners recognized the Harnett Central High School Lady Trojans softball team for their outstanding athletic and academic achievement during the 2022 Softball season. Congrats to the Lady Trojans on a great season and making Harnett County proud.
June 23rd marks the 50th anniversary of the Pell Grant, the cornerstone of federal financial aid. These grants are some of the most important financial aid resources. The Pell Grants help raise the state's attainment level, particularly among first generation students. To receive a Pell grant, a student must submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid.
Not sure where to go to get help with completing the FAFSA? It’s OK to ask for help! Or you can check out the resources here:
https://www.cfnc.org/pay-for.../apply-for-financial-aid/
Watch the video to hear about how these resources have changed lives. Hurry, deadline to apply for FAFSA is June 30th!
https://youtu.be/MccSHaxVSnc
#NCFirstInFAFSA #YourFutureIsOurFuture #SuccessWith #terrifictuesday