Today’s lunch is Chicken.

Attention Academic Challenge Members, there is no practice today.

 Charged chromebooks must be brought to school everyday.  Again, CHARGED CHROMEBOOKS must be brought to school everyday.

If you are missing items, please check the lost and found box located in the back of the auditorium.

Parent-teacher conferences are Thursday, October 5th from 3:00pm-7:00pm.  Parents should schedule a conference online at our website.

Attention all aspiring swimmers! Join us for the student athlete meeting on Thursday, October 5th, at 2:00PM or the parent meeting on Wednesday, October 11th, to learn more and dive into the world of competitive swimming.  The Huron Tigers Swim Team is gearing up for an exciting season ahead, and we want you to be part of it. Whether you are a seasoned swimmer or just starting out, our team is all about growth, teamwork, and achieving your personal best. Our first practice will be on Tuesday, October 17th, and we welcome all interested students to join us. A school bus will leave from McCormick Middle at 5:25 PM every day, Monday through Thursday, to take swimmers to the pool. No prior experience is necessary, as our dedicated coaches are here to guide you every stroke of the way.  Let’s make a splash together and & Believe to Achieve!

Friday's home football game against Vermilion is a "Pink Out".  Shirts are still available to order through Lucky Stone at 419-616-6008. Last day to order is TOMORROW. All proceeds go directly to the PiggyBack Foundation. Please show your support by wearing pink to the game and to create awareness of breast cancer.

The Huron High School Student Council is organizing a fundraiser for Senior Meg Krafty who is battling a medical condition.  If you would like to participate in the fundraiser to support Meg, you can order a #MegStrong t-shirt.  Order forms are in the office.  All proceeds will be donated to her family.  Shirts are encouraged to be worn at the Huron vs. Clyde football game on Friday, October 13.

When you are given something from someone, never insult that person by making negative comments about the gift or by insinuating that it wasn’t appreciated. No matter how big or small or how valuable the gift is, one should always say thank you and show gratitude.

McCormick Students - If someone bumps into you, say excuse me, even if it was not your fault.