Good afternoon, Husky Families!

Thank you to those who were able to join us this past week at Open House.  We appreciate getting to meet with you in person.  Always feel free to reach out to teachers and staff with questions. 

Here are this week’s announcements:

 

Newspapers Needed:  If you or anyone you know still receives a printed newspaper, our theater department is collecting newspapers through October for their upcoming production of Newsies.  You may drop off newspapers at the Main Office, 7:00 - 3:30. 

 

PSAT Registration closes today for the October 8th test.  Students in grades 9-11th who participate gain access to My College Quickstart, Khan Academy for SAT prep, and more.  Juniors are encouraged to take the test for National Merit, National Achievement, and National Hispanic Scholarship competitions. Fee waivers are available for juniors meeting eligibility criteria.  Register by paying online here. Don’t delay. Registration ends TODAY, September 12th.  There are no extensions and no test make-up days.

 

Student Volunteer Opportunity: The Town of Rolesville is hosting a Rolesville BBQ & Bands Festival on Saturday, September 27^th will need a lot of volunteers to make this a big success for our community.  Link to sign up: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0A4DA5AF29A5F4C07-57309171-2025#/  

Please honor your commitment to show up once you sign up. 

Upcoming Local College Fairs

September 21st: Wake County College Fair at NCSU’s McKimmon Center, 1pm-4pm.  Registration is free.  Information found here.  Over 100 colleges and universities will be in attendance.

September 27th: 10th Annual HBCU College Fair at Cary Academy, 10am-2pm. More information and registration found here.

October 4th: Mi Éxito, La Universidad – College Fair, a free event organized by the North Carolina Society of Hispanic Professionals (NCSHP) in partnership with North Carolina Central University (NCCU) will be 8am-2:30pm at NCCU.  Register by September 23rd here.

9th - 11th Grade School Picture Day:  Picture Day is right around the corner! CADY will be set up at our school on October 7th to take student photos for the yearbook. Don’t forget to dress for the occasion. Keep the memories alive! Right now CADY is offering $10 off your purchase when you pre-order your photos at CADY.com/pictureday

We’re excited to see your smiling faces!

Sophomore Specific Information

Please review the slides from the sophomore orientation earlier this week, specifically slides:

#14-15 Requirements for promotion

#19 UNC system admission requirements

# 22 Learning early about saving & paying for college

Check the sophomore website for all things SOPHOMORE related! 

 

Senior Specific Information

Senior Immunization Requirements - September 25 marks the deadline for 12th grade students to submit their vaccine requirement paperwork for vaccine requirements.  North Carolina law requires a booster dose of  meningococcal vaccine for entry into 12th grade. Senior Immunization Information         

Wake County Immunization Information Contact kohara@wcpss.net if you are    unsure if you have submitted this documentation.  

The following Immunization Clinics are available for students: 

Class of 2026!  Mark your calendars for Financial Aid Night on Thursday, September 25th at 6:30pm in the HHS Auditorium.  Ms. Waldrum, our financial aid counselor, will present critical information about paying for college.

 

Although it’s only September, it’s time to get ready for graduation day. Order cap and gown before October 31st to receive special pricing from Jostens.  Learn more here.

 

Senior Conferences are well underway.  Seniors are encouraged to bring their completed senior info sheets and/or updated resumes to their meeting.  100% of our seniors will receive individual planning time with their counselor in order to accomplish necessary tasks for post high school transition.  

Access the September Scholarship bulletin here.  Many scholarships have early October deadlines.

Sincerely,

Jo Ellen Newhouse, Principal

 

Good afternoon, Husky Families!

Here are this week’s announcements:

Driver’s Education Class -  Sign ups will open on Tuesday, September 9th, at 11am.  Classes fill up fast!  More information about Driver’s Education, including the link to register may be found here.

Orientation Sessions:  On Tuesday, September 9th, all seniors, juniors, and sophomores will have their grade level orientation with counselors and administration.  Important information regarding student success and student expectations will be shared. 9th grade students had their orientation last week.

 

Fall Meet the Teacher Night for parents/guardians is Tuesday, September 9.  This is your opportunity to meet face-to-face with your child’s teachers and learn more about the courses they are taking this semester.  Doors open at 5:45pm. The event schedule can be found here.

 

PSAT Registration for the October 8th administration is underway.  Students in grades 9-11th who participate gain access to My College Quickstart, Khan Academy for SAT prep, and more.  Juniors are encouraged to take the test for National Merit, National Achievement, and National Hispanic Scholarship competitions. Fee waivers are available for juniors meeting eligibility criteria.  Register by paying online here. Don’t delay. Registration ends on September 12th.  There are no extensions and no test make-up days.

 

Student Volunteer Opportunity: The Town of Rolesville is hosting a Rolesville BBQ & Bands Festival on Saturday, September 27^th will need a lot of volunteers to make this a big success for our community.  Link to sign up: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0A4DA5AF29A5F4C07-57309171-2025#/  

Please honor your commitment to show up once you sign up. 

Upcoming Local College Fairs

• September 21st: Wake County College Fair at NCSU’s McKimmon’s Center, 1pm-4pm.  Registration is free.  Information found here.  Over 100 colleges and universities will be in attendance.

• September 27th: 10th Annual HBCU College Fair at Cary Academy, 10am-2pm. More information and registration found here.

• October 4th: Mi Éxito, La Universidad – College Fair, a free event organized by the North Carolina Society of Hispanic Professionals (NCSHP) in partnership with North Carolina Central University (NCCU) will be 8am-2:30pm at NCCU.  Register by September 23rd here.

Sophomore Specific Information

Per NC legislation, sophomores MUST complete a career development plan for promotion to grade 11. Please get started now & complete as soon as possible. See instructions. We will also assist with completion, as needed.  

See recent homeroom slides

View all sections of the revised sophomore website

 

Senior Specific Information

Although it’s only September, it’s time to get ready for graduation day. Order cap and gown before October 31st to receive special pricing from Jostens.  Learn more here.

 

Counselors began Senior Conferences last week.  Seniors are encouraged to bring their completed senior info sheets and/or updated resumes to their meeting.  100% of our seniors will receive individual planning time with their counselor in order to accomplish necessary tasks for post high school transition.  

Access the September Scholarship bulletin here.  Many scholarships have early October deadlines.

Class of 2026!  Mark your calendars for Financial Aid Night on Thursday, September 25th at 6:30pm in the HHS Auditorium.  Ms. Waldrum, our financial aid counselor, will present critical information about paying for college.

Sincerely, 

Jo Ellen Newhouse, Principal

Good afternoon, Husky Families, 

 

We completed week one of the school year!  Thank you for your help and support in making this a smooth transition for our students.  We have been made aware that students and families are still having difficulty accessing information in Infinite Campus.  We are working with technology services to correct the problem. 

 

Driver’s Education, provided by Jordan Driving School, will open class registration on September 9th at 11:00am.  You are encouraged to log in promptly at 11:00am as classes typically fill within 20 minutes of opening. More information about Driver’s Education, including link to register found here.

 

Exam Exemptions - Students in Grades 9 - 12 may be exempt from exams based on the following criteria:

•  Students must have a projected final grade of B or higher

•  Students must have 10 or fewer absences in the course.   The attendance count includes each instructional day of the semester. 

• Students cannot be exempt from state testing including field testing 

• Students in grades 9 - 11 must also have 9 or fewer tardies in the course  (this does not apply to seniors).

Fall Meet the Teacher Night for parents/guardians is Tuesday, September 9.  This is your opportunity to meet face-to-face with your child’s teachers and learn more about the courses they are taking this semester.  Doors open at 5:45pm. The event schedule can be found here.

 

PSAT Registration for the October 8th administration is underway.  Students in grades 9-11th who participate gain access to My College Quickstart, Khan Academy for SAT prep, and more.  Juniors are encouraged to take the test for National Merit, National Achievement and National Hispanic Scholarship competitions. Fee waivers are available for juniors meeting eligibility criteria.  Register by paying online here. Don’t delay. Registration ends on September 12th.  There are no extensions and no test make-up days.

 

Schedule changes and the course correction request period have ended, and we are now focusing on getting students settled.  We invite you to support your students in transitioning to the new semester by considering a success plan and how to balance their time well.  Partner with your student’s teachers and counselor as needed.  

 

Senior Specific Information

 

Although it’s only September, it’s time to get ready for graduation day. Order cap and gown before October 31st to receive special pricing from Jostens.  Learn more here.

 

If you missed Senior Night on August 21st, access slides here.

 

Counselors will begin Senior Conferences next week.  Seniors are encouraged to bring their completed senior info sheets and/or updated resumes to their meeting.  100% of our seniors will receive individual planning time with their counselor in order to accomplish necessary tasks for post high school transition.  

 

Sincerely,

 

Jo Ellen Newhouse

Good afternoon, Husky Families,

 

I hope that your family is looking forward to the start of the new school year.  Thank you to our new parents and senior parents who came out last night to learn more about the year ahead.  We look forward to seeing all students on Monday morning.  

 

First Ten Days of School Bell Schedule:  

• Homeroom:  7:25-7:50 

• 1^st Period: 7:55-9:17 

• 2^nd Period: 9:22-10:44

• 3^rd Period: On DAY ONE all students will go directly to 3^rd period from 10:45-10:50. Students with A-lunch will be dismissed for lunch directly from 3rd period after attendance. Students in A Lunch will go directly to lunch starting on DAY TWO.  

A lunch: 10:50-11:30

B lunch: 12:16-12:56 

• 4^th Period-12:56-2:18

Note:  Students who do not have a first period should go to Student Services upon arrival for attendance purposes and use the designated laptop to check in. 

 

Busses:  Bus Transportation  Check transportation status in your Infinite Campus account.  If you do not see a "Y" under Transportation Status and need bus transportation, request transportation HERE.  Please note that Transportation will not process alternate stop requests (for parents with joint custody) until after the first ten days of school to determine space availability.

 

Carpool:  Please be reminded that Wake Forest traffic may be worse than usual on Monday due to a repair -  Town of Wake Forest road repair announcement  Carpool drop off occurs behind the school (stadium side).  The building will open at 6:55.  Please be patient the first few days since we will have new families using carpool and learning the routines.  Carpool Information and Video

 

Cellphones:  Students may not use their cellphones, Smart watches, or other personal devices during class.  They may access them between classes and at their assigned lunch.  

 

Check Outs:  Should you need to check your student out for an appointment, please be reminded that no check outs should occur after 1:50.  You will need to show your photo ID to do so.  Alternatively, if your child drives, he/she may drop off a note in attendance the morning of the appointment stating the reason for check out with parent/guardian signature and the date.  

 

Chromebooks:   All students are reminded to charge their computers prior to school on Monday.   New students and freshmen who have not been assigned a Chromebook will be provided one in the next few days. 

 

Forgotten Items:  If at all possible, please don’t bring forgotten items to the office.  In most cases, we can help students get through the day with whatever they may have left behind.  We do not call classes to alert students that items have been dropped off.  They may retrieve them at their assigned lunch or after school. 

 

Schedules:  We regret that some students are having difficulty with seeing their schedules in Infinite Campus.  This is not a school-level issue that we can correct.  Students will receive a finalized schedule during homeroom on Monday.  Counselors will be glad to address any schedule errors during a student’s lunch period, but changes will not be made due to a change of interest in taking a class for which the student registered. 

 

Other information is included here for your convenience:  2025-2026 Start of School Information - updated 8/22.

 

Senior Only Information:  

Seniors are reminded of the Chalk Your Spot/Chalk the Walk event sponsored by the PTSA on Sunday, 3:00 - 5:00. 

 

All seniors should report to the Courtyard (by the gym) for the PTSA-sponsored Senior Breakfast when they arrive on Monday, instead of going directly to homeroom.

 

We are looking forward to a great year!

 

Thank you,

Jo Ellen Newhouse

Hello Heritage High Families!

 

We are excited for the 2025-2026 school year.  Heritage High School is pleased to continue support for freshmen and new students through our “Early Start Day” on August 21.  This orientation assists students in making a positive transition to high school with strong academic outcomes.  New parents are invited to an information session that evening.  We look forward to meeting our new students at “Early Start Day” and welcoming our returning students on August 25.   Be sure to read the entirety of the information provided in this letter, including the 2025-2026 Start of School Information  and share it with your high school student(s).  

 

• Student Schedules: Draft schedules will be available on Infinite Campus beginning August 18th.  Final schedules are distributed during homeroom on the first day of school. See additional information and instructions regarding course corrections if your schedule has an error  under 2025-2026 Start of School Information 

Note:  If you have not set up your Parent Portal, click here:   Parent Portal: Infinite Campus 

 

• Schedule Change Requests: Requests are now limited to course corrections.  Requests will only be accepted via the designated email address.  Do not email your counselor directly for course corrections.  

 

Important Dates:

Monday, August 18 - Friday, August 22 - Course Correction Request Period

Thursday, August 21 - New Student Orientation “Early Start Day” 7:30am - 11:30am (Doors 

          open at 7:00am)

Thursday, August 21 - New Parent Orientation 5:30pm-6:15pm

Thursday, August 21 - Senior Information Night for Seniors and Parents 6:30pm – 7:30pm

Friday, September 12 - PSAT deadline for 9^th-11^th (11^th strongly encouraged to take test for 

          National MeritScholarship consideration.)

Thursday, August 21 - Last day to request a needed schedule correction via course correction 

          email

Monday, August 25 - First Day of School - All students report to homeroom for final schedule.  

          Homeroom assignments will be posted in the main lobby and the Commons.

Tuesday, September 9 - Meet the Teacher Night 6:00pm - 7:30pm

Thursday, November 20 - Fall Virtual Conference Night (5:00 pm – 7:30 pm) by appointment

Thursday, February 12 - Meet the Teacher Night/Open House Curriculum Fair, 6:00pm/7:00pm 

Thursday, April 23 - Spring Virtual Conference Night (5:00 pm – 7:30 pm) by appointment

Friday, February 6 – Midyear Graduation (8:30AM)

TBA – End-of-year Graduation @ Raleigh Convention Center

                               Note:  View comprehensive calendar on the HHS website for additional dates

 

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Important Senior Student Reminder

 

Senior Immunization Requirements - North Carolina law requires a booster dose of  

meningococcal vaccine for entry into 12th grade. Senior Immunization Information                

Wake County Immunization Information

 

 

Thank you for reviewing this information and sharing it with your Heritage student.  If you need  

more information, please contact us.   GO HUSKIES!

 

Jo Ellen Newhouse, Principal

Lauren Weaver, Dean of Counseling and Student Services

Erica Davis, Asst. Principal, Fresmen A-Z        

Dr. Angelique Burris, Counselor, Freshmen A-Z 

Zach Richards, Asst. Principal A-Ge

Toria Greene, Counselor A-Ge

Javon Dixon, Asst. Principal Gf-Ng

Brandy Lyons, Counselor Gf-Ng

Andrew Livengood, Interim Asst. Principal Nh-Z

Colleen Santos, Counselor Nh-Z

Dr. Beth Daniels, Asst. Principal of Instruction

Yvonne Corcho, SAP Counselor and 504 Contact

Sharon Yosef, Intervention Coordinator        

Katie Kirsch & Kandice Rupert, Co-Chairs of Special Education Dept.

Scott Sloan, Athletic Director        

 

Good afternoon, Husky Families! 

 

Thank you for all of your support for our teachers and staff this year.  It has been a pleasure to work with your children and an honor to serve as their principal.  Have a wonderful summer!

Here are this week’s announcements: 

 

Mark Your Calendar for the Following Events:

+ June 16 - Class of 2025 Graduation

+ June 25 - Summer School Applications Due

 

Report cards will be mailed home the week of June 16th.  If your student did not pass core course(s), summer school information will be included in the mailing.  More information and applications can be found here and on the HHS homepage.  Applications are due June 25th via the Google Form.  Summer School is July 7th – August 1st.  Space is limited, and neither transportation nor meals will be provided.

 

Summer Office Hours:  Beginning June 18, our office will be open as follows - 

Monday, Friday - 7:00am - 12:00pm  Afternoon hours by appointment only.

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday - 7:00am - 3:30pm 

 

Summer School:  The 2025 Summer School Application can be found here:   https://tinyurl.com/huskysummer25.  Summer school is available to any student who has failed a core course (English, Math, Science, or Social Studies).  Transportation will not be provided.

 

Rising 10th-12th Grade Specific Information - We will be launching Infinite Campus, the new Student Information System adopted by the NC Department of Public Instruction, for the 2025-26 school year. Infinite Campus will replace PowerSchool to house student data including grades, schedules, bus stop information. Families will receive an email from Infinite Campus to the email address we have on file for their student in late June with instructions to access their portals. Contact our data manager, Ms. O’Hara, at kohara@wcpss.net, to ensure your contact information is up-to-date.

 

Junior Specific Information - Mark your calendar for the Class of 2026 Senior Night, Thursday, August 21st, at 6:30pm, in the HHS Auditorium.

 

Senior Specific Information - Graduation Day is just 72 hours away!  Review our graduation page here to find out all information about the graduation ceremony, including times to arrive and graduation attire expectations.

 

Have family and friends who can’t attend graduation but would like to view it?  Graduation will be livestreamed.  They will be able to access the livestream from our website (green banner at top):  https://www.wcpss.net/heritagehs 

HHS Baccalaureate Service June 15, 2025 @ 2:00 pm - Please join us as we celebrate the Heritage High School CLASS OF 2025!  The community will be honoring all seniors in a baccalaureate service.  All seniors, families and friends are welcome to attend.  There will be a photo opportunity and light refreshments available after the service.   The service will be held at Hope Lutheran Church, 3525 Rogers Road, Wake Forest NC 27587. *Seniors please arrive dressed in cap and gown by 1:45 pm*  

Final transcripts will not be ready until around June 20.  This date is set by the district. Seniors are responsible for sending their final transcripts following the steps below. Because PowerSchool data is transitioning to the new Infinite Campus program, ALL final transcripts (in- and out-of-state) should be requested through Scriborder.  **When you click "add delivery address", select "Educational Institution" and then enter your college's name. The address should auto-fill, but it's OK if you hand-enter it. ** Upon completion it will be sent directly to the college you are attending. It is not an official copy unless the college receives it directly from Heritage High School. Note: You only get one free copy. Copies requested for personal use will not be sent until after July 1 and will require a fee.

Seniors who took any CCP/dual enrollment classes are responsible for sending Wake Tech transcripts to college admission offices.  Order those transcripts here.

 

Sincerely, 

Jo Ellen Newhouse, Principal

Good afternoon, Husky Families! 

 

Here are this week’s announcements:

 

Mark Your Calendar for the Following Events:

+ June 9-13 - Spring Semester Final Exams

+ June 12 - Graduation Ticket Pick-Up, 1-3pm

+ June 13 - Graduation Ticket Pick-Up, 10-12pm, 2-4pm (all fines must be paid)

+ June 16 - Class of 2025 Graduation

 

Students taking final exams next week do not need a special permission slip to leave campus after their exam(s).  Students should confirm with their teacher(s) their exam day, time, and location. Students who are on campus who do not have an exam should report to their regularly assigned class. Parents/guardians, please do not check out a student during an exam period.  We will not interrupt a class during an exam period to remove a student.  View exam schedule here. 

 

All students who are taking exams should bring their WCPSS Chromebook and charger to school every day that they have an End-of-Course or CTE exam. The school doesn't have enough devices to provide to students who fail to bring their school issued one on exam day.  If students are taking a Math End-of-Course exam, they should bring their own graphing calculator, if they own one. 

 

Seniors and students NOT returning to a WCPSS school next year must turn in their Chromebook and its charger to the Media Center after they complete their last final exam.

 

Report cards will be mailed home the week of June 16th.  If your student did not pass core course(s), summer school information will be included in the mailing.  More information and applications can be found here and on the HHS homepage.  Applications are due June 25th via the Google Form.  Summer School is July 7th – August 1st.  Space is limited, and neither transportation nor meals will be provided.

 

Summer Office Hours:  Beginning June 18, our office will be open as follows - 

Monday, Friday - 7:00am - 12:00pm  Afternoon hours by appointment only.

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday - 7:00am - 3:30pm 

 

Rising 10th-12th Grade Specific Information - We will be launching Infinite Campus, the new Student Information System adopted by the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction, for the 2025-26 school year. Infinite Campus will replace PowerSchool and be used districtwide to house student data including grades, schedules, bus stop information. Families will receive an email from Infinite Campus to the email address we have on file for their student in late June with instructions to access their portals. Contact our data manager, Ms. O’Hara, at kohara@wcpss.net, to ensure your contact information is up-to-date.

 

Sophomore Specific Information - Thank you for all the messages regarding your child's Academic Career Plan found in Major Clarity. Please remember this is only a plan and it shows what the student entered. It is not a transcript. If you asked a question, your message will be answered as soon as possible. Please be patient with us. Your support and guidance in your child's future is appreciated.

 

Please view the final Sophomore advisory announcement that will go out to students on Monday, June 2. There are links to a sophomore handout and an End-Of-Year Survey. 

 

Final "Sophomore Laughmore" advisory edition

 

Junior Specific Information - We are pleased to announce our partnership with CADY for Class of 2026 Senior Portraits. Students who sign up by July 1 will be entered into a raffle to win a free Senior Session at their studio and a digital package.  Review this information for more details and instructions on how to book your appointment. Session prep information for students can be found here. Reserve your photo session today.

 

North Carolina law requires all rising 12th graders to receive a meningococcal vaccine booster before starting 12th grade. Parents will need to provide a copy of their child’s immunization record showing proof that the meningococcal vaccine has been completed prior to the first day of school.  This is a 2-dose immunization; the 1st dose was required in the 7th grade in Wake County schools.  Please send your immunization updates to Ms. O’Hara at kohara@wcpss.net or via fax at 919-670-4212 Attn: Ms. O’Hara.  More information can be found on the Wake Gov website here, then click “Adolescent Immunizations.”

 

Senior Specific Information -  Link to Senior Page  - View critical end of the year and graduation information, including graduation ticket pick up times on our Graduation page here.  

 

Seniors with any scholarship offers are asked to report them, whether they accept them or not, so that we may have accurate accounting for the Class of 2025.  We know the Class of 2025 has earned much more than what’s been reported thus far.  Report scholarship earnings here.

 

Sincerely,

Jo Ellen Newhouse, Principal

Good afternoon, Husky Families! 

Here are this week’s announcements:

 

Mark Your Calendar for the Following Events:

+ June 9-13 - Spring Semester Final Exams

+ June 16 - Class of 2025 Graduation

 

Sophomore Specific Information - Thank you for all the messages regarding your child's Academic Career Plan found in Major Clarity. Please remember this is only a plan and it shows what the student entered. It is not a transcript. If you asked a question, your message will be answered as soon as possible. Please be patient with us. Your support and guidance in your child's future is appreciated.

 

Please view the final Sophomore advisory announcement that will go out to students on Monday, June 2. There are links to a sophomore handout and an End-Of-Year Survey. 

 

Final "Sophomore Laughmore" advisory edition

 

Junior Specific Information - We are pleased to announce our partnership with CADY for Class of 2026 Senior Portraits. Students who sign up by July 1 will be entered into a raffle to win a free Senior Session at their studio and a digital package.  Review this information for more details and instructions on how to book your appointment. Session prep information for students can be found here. Reserve your photo session today—time slots are filling up fast!

 

Senior Specific Information -  Link to Senior Page  - View critical end of the year and graduation information, including graduation ticket pick up times on our Graduation page here.  

 

Seniors with any scholarship offers are asked to report them, whether they accept them or not, so that we may have accurate accounting for the Class of 2025.  We know the Class of 2025 has earned much more than what’s been reported thus far.  Report scholarship earnings here.

 

Sincerely,

Jo Ellen Newhouse, Principal

Good afternoon, Husky Families! 

 

Here are this week’s announcements:

 

Access Spring Semester Final Exam schedule here.

 

EOC Proctor Volunteers Needed: Please consider volunteering your time one or more days, June 9-13, to proctor EOC exams.  We really appreciate your help with this important testing requirement:  Sign up here.  You must be an approved WCPSS volunteer to participate.  There’s still time to register to volunteer:  https://www.wcpss.net/domain/42 

 

Mark Your Calendar for the Following Events:

 

+ May 29 - Senior Day

+ May 30 - Awards Day @ 8am

+ June 9-13 - Spring Semester Final Exams

+ June 16 - Class of 2025 Graduation

 

9th-11th Grade Students & Families:  Planning for your summer?  College for North Carolina has a dedicated site for Student Enrichment Programs.  Search opportunities here.

 

Sophomore Specific Information - Per state law every 10th grader must have a completed Career Development Plan to be promoted to 11th grade. Parents will receive an email from Major Clarity that contains an Academic Career Plan for your student. This report contains information that your student created. It doesn't replace courses your child registered for. We suggest that you view the plan with your student and discuss it. Any changes that need to be made can be made by your student at any time. While you can sign the plan, it is NOT a requirement at this time.

 

Junior Specific Information - Class of 2026 Senior Portraits!

 

We are pleased to announce our partnership with CADY for Senior Portraits. Students who sign up by July 1 will be entered into a raffle to win a free Senior Session at their studio and a digital package.  Review this information for more details and instructions on how to book your appointment. Session prep information for students can be found here. Reserve your photo session today—time slots are filling up fast!

 

Senior Specific Information -  Link to Senior Page  - View critical end of the year and graduation information on our Graduation page here.  

 

Senior Spirit Week Theme Days:

• Tuesday, 5/27: First Day of Kindergarten 

• Wednesday, 5/28: Walking Yearbook Day (wear a white t-shirt and students can sign it)

• Thursday, 5/29: College Shirts Day

• Friday, 5/30: Dress for Success (caps & gowns) - Awards Day

 

Senior Day is Thursday, May 29th, starting at 7:25am. Senior Day includes mandatory graduation rehearsal, planned Senior-Only activities, lunch, games, honor graduate stoles/cords distribution, and more!  Seniors should report to the main gym and find their homeroom teacher at 7:25am on May 30th.

 

Senior parents: Mark your calendar for Awards Day on May 30th at 8am in the HHS Gym.  Awards Day is a special recognition event for the Class of 2025. All senior parents are invited and encouraged to attend! 

 

Seniors with any scholarship offers are asked to report them, whether they accept them or not, so that we may have accurate accounting for the Class of 2025.  We know the Class of 2025 has earned much more than what’s been reported thus far.  Report scholarship earnings here.

 

Sincerely,

Jo Ellen Newhouse, Principal

Good afternoon, Husky Families! 

 

Here are this week’s announcements:

 

WCPSS is administering a District-Wide Family Survey through TODAY, Friday, May 16. Your feedback helps Heritage High make improvements to support our students and families. The survey has been translated into various languages. The survey administration language can be selected before taking the survey.  Please take a few minutes and use the following link to complete the survey: surveys.panoramaed.com/wakecounty/family 

 

Carpool/Student Parking Entrance News:  Now that the weather has warmed up, we’ll be asking students to stay outside in the courtyard until doors open at 7:00 (unless it’s raining, then we’ll open at 6:50).  This is so that we can ensure better supervision in the building upon arrival.  

 

EOC Proctor Volunteers Needed: Please consider volunteering your time one or more days, June 9-13, to proctor EOC exams.  We really appreciate your help with this important testing requirement:  Sign up here.  You must be an approved WCPSS volunteer to participate.  There’s still time to register to volunteer:  https://www.wcpss.net/domain/42 

 

Mark Your Calendar for the Following Events:

 

+ May 23 - PACK Day

+ May 29 - Senior Day

+ May 30 - Awards Day @ 8am

+ June 9-13 - Spring Semester Final Exams

+ June 16 - Class of 2025 Graduation

 

9th-11th Grade Students & Families:  Planning for your summer?  College for North Carolina has a dedicated site for Student Enrichment Programs.  Search opportunities here.

 

Junior Specific Information - Class of 2026 Senior Portraits!

We are pleased to announce our partnership with CADY for Senior Portraits. Students who sign up by July 1 will be entered into a raffle to win a free Senior Session at their studio and a digital package.  Review this information for more details and instructions on how to book your appointment. Session prep information for students can be found here. Reserve your photo session today—time slots are filling up fast!

 

Senior Specific Information -  Link to Senior Page  - View critical end of the year and graduation information on our Graduation page here.  Senior parents: Mark your calendar for Awards Day on May 30th at 8am in the HHS Gym.  Awards Day is a special recognition event for the Class of 2025.  All parents are invited! 

We want to celebrate the future plans of ALL of our graduates.  Seniors, if you plan to Enlist in a branch of the military, Enroll in a Community or 4-year college, or be Employed in a career path of choice, we want to see you on the Enlist, Enroll, and Employ screen in the Commons.  Stop by Student Services to scan a QR code to submit your plans or access here. 

 

Seniors with any scholarship offers are asked to report them, whether they accept them or not, so that we may have accurate accounting for the Class of 2025.  We know the Class of 2025 has earned much more than what’s been reported thus far.  Report scholarship earnings here.

 

Did you attend Durant Road Elementary School?  As you prepare to take your next big step, we would love to honor you where your educational journey began.  We are excited to invite you to join us for a Senior Walk through the halls of your former elementary school. Come dressed in your cap and gown as we cheer you on, celebrate your achievements, and inspire our current students with your success.  Date: June 4th  Time: 2:00 PM

RSVP: https://forms.gle/4yMfiPSinTz6r5CYA

 

Did you attend Harris Creek?  HCES is planning to have our annual "Graduate Walk-Through & Celebration" for the Class of 2025 on Monday, May 19, at 3:00 pm.  We would love to have any former Harris Creek Elementary School students come out in their caps and gowns to walk the halls for our current students to cheer them on and then to have a time of celebrating and reminiscing in the library.

 

Did you attend Heritage Elementary? We would love to celebrate you at our annual 5th grade Clap Out on Thursday, May 29th.  Please arrive by 1:20 in your cap and gown.  The Clap Out will begin at 1:45.  Please park along the main driveway.  Check in at the office and go to the basketball courts.  We look forward to seeing you. 

 

Did you attend Rolesville Middle School? RMS is hosting a Senior Walk on Wednesday, June 4th at 1:45pm. Light refreshments will be served after the walk.  Let’s honor the incredible journey you’ve taken and the milestones you’ve reached. We can’t wait to see you there in your cap and gown! Please arrive at RMS by 1:30pm to line up for your celebration walk. RSVP here by Friday, May 23rd.

 

Sincerely,

Jo Ellen Newhouse, Principal