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  • Where Students Learn, Professionals Grow, and Communities Partner

    Our Mission: The Heritage High School community empowers all students to live a life of integrity, purpose, and achievement by providing a differentiated, uniquely authentic education. 

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  • HHS Prom: Be Our Guest

    The HHS Prom is April 21st and tickets are now on sale for $75 every morning at the SGA table. You must bring your completed prom form which is available at the SGA table, student services, the main office, and online!"
     

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  • HHS Parents:

    Volunteers needed for the Northeastern Regional Youth Leadership Conference to be a lunch mentor at our roundtable discussion with students. March 8th from 12:30-1: 30 pm at the seminary in Wake Forest. Lunch is provided by Chick-fil-A. Please email to RSVP to Dawn Beaster at dbeaster@wcpss.net

    Rising sophomores & juniors:

    Youth Leadership Wake Forest is now accepting applications for the 2018-2019 school year. Rising 10th and 11th graders are eligible. Please see the career services section of the Heritage High School website to apply. For more information, see Ms. Beaster.

     
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  • Click HERE to watch HHS Mid Year Graduation

     
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  • Act Bus

     
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  • In Case You Missed It!

    2017 Husky Graduation

    Senior Awards Night

    HHS Awards Day

     
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This Husky Life Podcast

  • Husky Life New

     

    A barrier is defined as a circumstance or obstacle that keeps people apart or prevents communication or progress. Now more than ever, we seem to be surrounded by these walls—both fault and no fault of our own. Us vs. them seems to be a popular theme lately—perhaps having a little too comfortable presence in our everyday lives.  The Heritage Herald’s 3rd-annual podcast series explores ways we can break down these barriers that seem to have encumbered what is most treasured about being human—And while that may be relative, we, as a staff, feel like empathy and understanding is a good place to start. Enjoy!

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    BUY Yearbook

     

  • HHS Becomes BYOD

  • Stay Connect with Remind Notifications

  • HHS in the Washington Post!

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