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Greetings from Highland Community Schools! Families, Due to the pandemic we will not be able to live stream our Veteran's Day Program on Wednesday, November 11th. We will be recording some students, our Middle School Band, and our MS/HS Choir and sharing that via our website to honor our local veterans. Thanks for understanding, Josh Tarrell Highland Community Schools

Celebrate the Highland Cardinal Team success this season with a playoff t-shirt. Online store is open until 11/11/2020 12 pm. Short time to order so don't hesitate if you want one. Go Cardinals! https://sportsworld.chipply.com/highlandfbplayoff/store.aspx

NEWS BULLETIN November 9, 2020 All FFA members are reminded that your fruit and cheese order sheets are due in Tomorrow (Tuesday). Please drop them off with Mr. McCauley. Varsity Volleyball Players. You will have a short meeting with Coach Wineski on Tuesday, November 10 at 7:45 a.m. in the HS gym. We will be voting on team awards. Bring a pen or pencil. If you or another varsity teammate cannot make the meeting, please have them contact Coach Wineski as soon as possible. Congratulations to the football team on their win over Hillsboro Friday night! Great job everyone!

Check out High School Football between the Highland Cardinals vs Hillsboro Tigers. Watch it here: https://youtu.be/wG5dD4al1Po

Highland Community, Our Book Fair is going online this year—with a Virtual Fair! From November 11 - November 24, discover new books with your kids. Bonus: Each purchase supports our school. We will have a link to our book fair homepage in our next update.

Highland Community, With the latest information regarding COVID, we will shift to virtual learning for one week at our high school. Middle school and elementary will continue to be in-person. High school students will not have class on Monday, teachers will be preparing for a week of virtual teaching so will need Monday to plan. High school football practice will continue on Monday at 3:30. High School and Middle School. Monday will remain an A day and Tuesday will be a B day. Please understand that this plan may change if need be.

See all the great things happening at Highland Community Schools. Here is the latest copy of the Highland Newsletter. https://5il.co/mmxk

Greetings from Highland Community Schools! Parents, Tomorrow, Thursday, October 29 will be a virtual day for the entire district. We will be running the "B1 day" schedule for the full day. Friday, October 30, we will be running our scheduled, half-day, virtual day. There will be no students in the building on Thursday and Friday. Our goal is to start in-person school again on Monday, November 2nd. Please watch your email for the next steps if our return to in-person instruction changes. We will make a decision and it will be sent out by 3:30 on Friday. Thank you, Josh Tarrell Highland Community Schools (608) 929-4525

Tomorrow, Thursday, October 29 will be a virtual day. We will be running the "B1 day" schedule for the full day. Friday, October 30 we will be running our scheduled, half-day, virtual day. There will be no students in the building. Our goal is to start in-person school again on Monday, November 2nd. Please watch your email for the next steps if our return to in-person instruction changes. A decision will be made by the end of the day on Friday and information will be sent out. Thanks, Josh Tarrell

NEWS BULLETIN October 27, 2020 Thank you for all who were involved in the FFA Pumpkin Games in Aggieville. The winner of the "guess the weight of the pumpkin" was Josiah Green. His guess was 19.3 pounds. The second place guess was from Trent Nanke. Thank you for joining in on the fun. All FFA members please stop in to see Mr. McCauley for a fruit and cheese sales sheet.

Check out High School Regional Volleyball Highland Cardinals vs Potosi Chieftains here on the Highland YouTube Channel. https://youtu.be/wDeA1ZNANP8

Regional Final Volleyball game vs Potosi will be aired on Super Hits 106.1

Updates for upcoming Athletic Events: Football game @ Pecatonica 10/23/20 will be live streamed on Facebook through Argyle High School. https://www.argyle.k12.wi.us/ Anyone watching from home needs to go to this website and then click on the Facebook live icon. Volleyball game Saturday night will be streamed on Highland YouTube Channel https://youtube.com/hsd53543 The VB streaming is made available by McCon Building Corporation.

Check out Highland High School vs Belmont High School Regional Volleyball on Highland YouTube Channel. https://youtu.be/kl3US5OlQ70

Highland School District will be live streaming Highland vs Belmont Regional Volleyball game on our YouTube Channel. Please watch for the link around 6:45 pm tonight.

Volleyball Regional game Highland vs Belmont will be broadcasted on 107.1 WPVL-FM Game time is 7 pm 10/22/20.

NEWS BULLETIN October 22, 2020 Good luck to the volleyball team in their regional match against Belmont tonight! Game time is 7:00pm. The bus for the FB game against Argyle on Friday leaves at 4:30. Good luck everyone!

Highland Cardinal Community, due to the WIAA copyright restrictions on postseason video productions, we will be live streaming any upcoming post-season games on https://nfhsnetwork.com If you wish to watch the live stream you will need to purchase a subscription through the NFHS network. The monthly subscription will allow you to watch any game being broadcasted on their network including the State Championships.

NEWS BULLETIN October 21, 2020 Middle School- Your student council is sponsoring a friendly competition. For the next few months, we will be having random dress up days for class points. At the end of December we will total the points earned and the winning class will be announced. Tomorrow is PJ day! Check the flyers in the middle school for upcoming dress up days.

Highland Cadinals are up for the team of the week on https://Wissports.net Highland's defense had been outstanding this year, but it was the offense that spear-headed a 32-27 comeback win over Potosi/Cassville in a matchup of unbeaten top ten teams in Division 7. Quarterback Justin Miller helped orchestrate things, completing 16-of-30 passes for 244 yards and three touchdowns, including what turned out to be the game-winning 10-yard score to Isaac Michek. While the defense did allow 365 rushing yards to Potosi/Cassville, they also recorded two key interceptions. https://www.wissports.net/news_article/show/1128570