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 Annual Chalk Festival at Hamden High  

Hamden High School’s 8th Annual Sidewalk Chalk Festival was held June 5, 2013. Students used chalk to create their sidewalk displays in the school courtyard. This event promotes a positive school environment, creativity, and school spirit. It is a unique opportunity for student artists and the entire HHS community to come together. It highlights the creativity of our student artists as well as provides an opportunity for other students to appreciate the artistic talent of their peers.

HPS NEWS  

HAMDEN HIGH GRADUATION IS THURSDAY JUNE 27th at 6:00 PM!  Congratulations Seniors!  

COMMUNITY READERS' DAY was another big success!  Mayor Jackson, WTNH's Keith Kountz and other friends from our community read to HPS kindergarten students.  Read the Press Release for more details!


SUMMER READING  It's that time again! Take a look at the summer reading  expectations and suggested reading lists for each grade level.

STUDENTS VISIT OUR NATION'S CAPITAL! TAG students’ year long units on Space and Government came to a wonderful conclusion as they ventured to Washington DC! Students visited famous landmarks and even met with state representatives at the Capitol Building.


HMS STUDENTS RECEIVE CABE LEADERSHIP AWARD! Congratulations to HMS students Justin Mitchell and Carmen Perez who recently received CABE (Connecticut Association of Boards of Education) Student Leadership Awards!  (Pictured here with Principal Dan Levy and Vice Principal Jessica Coffey.)

SCIENCE STUDENTS RETURN FROM BERMUDA WITH NEW KNOWLEDGE AND GREAT STORIES! Just ask for details from any of the 16 HHS students who just returned from Hamden's annual marine biology expedition to Bermuda. Students studied alongside scientists and explored the aquacultures (and creatures!) of this island paradise.

HPS SPOTLIGHT:
Senator Murphy Visits HHS

 
On Friday, May 17, Senator Chris Murphy visited HHS to speak with students about the possible impact of the student loan interest rate increase which will take effect if Congress does not act by July 1. The current rate of 3.4% was set to expire last year, but Congress extended it through this year. If it does expire, interest rates on student loans will increase to 6.8%.
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