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High School Calendar
3/31 - School Resumes
4/1 - April Fools Day
4/7 - Band Festival Day @ Grace A. Dow Mem. Library 1pm
4/9 - SAT (11th Gr.) & PSAT (9th & 10th Gr.)
4/10 - Work Keys Testing (11th Gr.)
4/12 - Prom 6-11pm
4/18 - No School
4/20 - Easter
5/4 - Spring Band Concert @ Richland Park 2pm
5/6 - Love of the Arts Night
5/13 - Seniors Last Day
5/14 - Senior Exam Day
5/15 - Senior Exam Day
5/20 - Baccalaureate 7pm
5/22 - Commencement 7pm
5/25 - Memorial Day
5/26 - No School
6/4 - Exams
6/5 - Exams
6/6 - Exams
6/6 - LAST DAY OF SCHOOL!!
6/13 - High School Office Closed for Summer
Reopens August 4
See Something, Say Something
School safety is a shared responsibility, and the key to maintaining a safe environment lies in our collective vigilance. Whether you're a student, parent, teacher or community member, everyone plays a crucial role in ensuring the well-being of our schools.
Last year's yearbooks (23-24) are ready to be picked up.
Graduates can get theirs in the office.
There are a limited supply of extra books that can be purchased from Mrs. Whitford for $65.
Check it off your list. Order today!
A YEAR AND A YEARBOOK UNLIKE ANY OTHER!
Congratulations to Gray Matter
Congratulations to Hemlock's Gray Matter Robotics on qualifying for the Michigan State Championship at SVSU. They will compete this Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Good luck Gray Matter!
Early Middle College
Early Middle College at Hemlock High School | Still the Smartest Move for Your Future
Event Parking
Parking at Hemlock High School to attend games and community events just got an upgrade! We have made some significant parking improvements with more on the way! Check out the aerial map for all the asphalt and gravel lot locations!
Who is this??
COMING SOON | The Swag Sled is Rolling Out
We’re jazzed to launch our brand-new school store on wheels—bringing spirit wear and Huskie pride straight to you! Whether you're at a game, community event, or school function, the Swag Sled will be there so you can REP THE PACK in style.
A few of our teachers were asked to model some new school swag. Looks like they may have a modeling career in their future! Can you guess who they are?
Just a Little Fooling Around...
We hope everyone survived all the shenanigan's of yesterday!
We’re thrilled to announce our upcoming Community Resource Night
Come connect with local organizations and learn about a variety of helpful resources available to you and your family. Whether you're looking for support with housing, mental health, finances, school programs, or much more, we've got you covered!
Today, we celebrate the heart and dedication of our amazing paraprofessionals! Your patience, kindness, and unwavering support make a world of difference in our students’ lives every single day. Whether it's offering a helping hand, a listening ear, or an encouraging word, you make our school a better place!
Thank you for all that you do—our school wouldn’t be the same without you!
Prom tickets will be sold for Junior & Senior Prom during first lunch at the window from March 10-21. If you are not at school during first lunch tickets are $50 and can be purchased in the office.
Prom Guest Forms are printed on the light green paper and are now on the shelves outside of the office.
Hemlock High School Student of the Week Sponsored by Fullerton Tool
At Hemlock High School, we take pride in recognizing students who embody dedication, passion, and integrity. This week, we are excited to highlight Sophomore Jyllian Corwin as our Student of the Week!
Jyllian stands out for her enthusiasm and commitment to both academics and extracurricular activities. One of her favorite aspects of school is her Multimedia class. "Multimedia is my favorite part of my school day because it's the most entertaining and hands-on class that I am in!" she shares. Her love for creative and interactive learning shines through in her participation in Yearbook and Multimedia, where she contributes her talents to capturing school memories and storytelling through digital media.
Beyond the classroom, Jyllian is an active participant in Poms and track, demonstrating her dedication to teamwork, performance, and athleticism. She is also deeply passionate about English, finding joy in expressing herself through writing and literature.
Jyllian credits Mrs. Woodcock as her biggest inspiration and role model. "She always seems to find the positive in everything and is a great supporter and listener," Jyllian says. This admiration reflects Jyllian's own values of optimism and encouragement, which she brings into her daily interactions at Hemlock High.
Looking toward the future, Jyllian has a clear vision for her career. She plans to pursue cosmetology and dreams of opening her own salon. To achieve this goal, she intends to enroll in the cosmetology program at SCC during her junior and senior years and then continue her education in business. With her drive and determination, there is no doubt that Jyllian is on the path to success.
Congratulations, Jyllian Corwin, on being named Hemlock High School’s Student of the Week! Your hard work, passion, and positive attitude are truly inspiring to your peers and teachers alike.
CTE Director Kevin Summey and Business Partnerships Consultant Ann Marie Batkoski met with local school districts yesterday to discuss the continued success of the SME PRIME initiative grant, awarded over five years ago. This grant has been instrumental in introducing students to manufacturing, woodworking, and engineering—programs that are thriving more than ever! A huge thank you to our dedicated industrial technology teachers for providing incredible hands-on learning experiences that prepare Saginaw County students for a variety of careers!
The Freshman are at it again! Take a peak at what they have been up to!
Join Us for a #Huskietastic Earth Day at Hemlock. We're transforming the Bill Agresta Cross Country Course into a community gem, and we need YOU. On April 22, 2025, students and volunteers will come together to revitalize this beloved course with tasks like clearing paths, planting grass, and installing new signage. Sign up now to help make a difference!
Co-Op Corner & Summer Jobs
Any junior that is interested in becoming a co-op student next fall, we will have a meeting in Mrs Lockwood's room THIS Friday during seventh hour. If you have any conflicts with this, please let me know and I can share information with you at a later time.
COOP application is due by Friday!
2025-2026 Co-Op Opportunities:
Dow Credit Union (Midland)
Recruiting for Summer Temp employees is in full swing!! This is a non-CDL, temporary position that will start at the beginning of May (we can be flexible!). If you know anyone at least 18 years of age who is graduating high school, currently in college/trade school, or maybe just isn't sure what direction in the workforce they want to take just yet, Apply with us today!!
*(4) 10-hour day work schedule (NO FRIDAYS!!)
*Maintenance & Sign Shop Temps start at $13/hr.
*Engineering Temps start at $15.50/hr.
Follow the link below to view the full job description!
https://www.scrc-mi.org/employment/
Middle School Play Info
Save the date! Tuesday April 8th at Mr. J’s Catering!
Mr. J's is hosting a fundraiser for our theatre programs here at Hemlock with delicious meal (dine in OR take out!) Plus! There will be a raffle table with some amazing prizes! Let Mr. J's take care of dinner on Tuesday April 8th at 540 S Orr Rd, Hemlock - put it on the calendar so you don't forget!
Save the date! "Night At The Wax Museum" is Thursday May 1st, Friday May 2nd, and Saturday May 3rd at 7:00pm at Hemlock High School. Tickets will be $8 and go on sale to the public on Sunday April 13th online at hemlocktheatre.ludus.com !
Attention Seniors!!
Cap & Gowns are available to order at the Jostens website. Caps and gowns will be sent to the school any additional purchases made will be sent to your residence.
4/1 - Pep Club Scholarship Deadline
4/9 - Testing Assignment (Mr. Boros)
4/12 - Prom @ Golden Glow 6-11pm
4/18 - No School
5/4 - Spring Band Concert
5/13 - Seniors Last Day
7:50 - 9:15 Student Council Activity
9:30 - 10:30 Senior Awards
10:30-11 Cap & Gown Distribution
11 Senior Walk Through
11:30 St. Peter Senior Walk Through
12 pm Senior Picnic at the Park
5/14-5/15 - Senior Exam Days
5/20 - Baccalaureate 7pm
5/22 - Commencement Rehearsal 9am, COMMENCEMENT 7pm
2025 Senior Photo
Yearbook Announcement!!
Yearbook Photo Requirements
All electronic photos must be a minimum 300-400 dpi jpg or jpeg format.
Note: ONLY those photos meeting the above guidelines will be accepted
for inclusion in the yearbook pages. Otherwise, we will use the student’s
Lifetouch photo, or the student will be listed as “not pictured”.
PLEASE! Also turn in a baby/toddler photo and additional photos of
you and your friend groups to be used during the senior video.
Email or bring to Mrs. Whitford and she will scan them.
One last thing! Seniors please send Mrs. Whitford your favorite “school
appropriate quote” to be used in the yearbook.
Yearbook photos may be submitted online using the link below OR
email them to Mrs. Whitford (whitford@hemlockps.com).
Scholarship Opportunities
The Michigan Bean Commission and Michigan Bean Festival, a non-profit organization, each year hold a scholarship contest and select two young women to represent the Michigan Dry Bean Industry. The 1st place winner receives the title of Michigan Bean Queen and a college scholarship worth $1,250. The First Runner-Up will receive a college scholarship worth $750. Deadline is July 31, 2025!
Hey, What's for Lunch?
We are thrilled to announce that thanks to the Michigan School Meals Program, EVERY child at Hemlock Public School District, pre-K through 12th grade, will now be able to enjoy a delicious and nutritious breakfast and lunch for FREE!
Not only will this amazing program lighten the load on your wallet (we all know kids can eat their way through a pantry), but it'll save you precious time in the morning.
Now, here's the nitty-gritty: Although the meals are free, we do need all our parents to fill out the new free/reduced lunch application. This data is super important as it helps secure state and federal funding for this fantastic initiative.
Here's to full bellies, vibrant minds, and the #huskietastic school year ahead!
To add funds to your student's account for a la carte items, please use the following link:
Huskie Swag
No matter the season you can always have Huskie gear at your fingertips! Customizable merchandise from the BSN Sideline store!
Sports Info & Results
Click the link below to view all sports schedules:
Buy Tickets/Passes
Live Stream
Attention Hemlock fans! There are now TWO ways to watch your Huskies, you can live stream on NFHS or HUDL! Click the pictures below to get started:
March was National Athletic Trainer Appreciation Month
Signing ALERT!!
Senior Athletes
If you are a student-athlete who is going to play NJCAA, NAIA, NCAA D1, 2 or 3 varsity athletics next Fall in College, please make sure to notify Athletic Director Mrs. Pohl (pohl@hemlockps.com) so that we can arrange for your signing day event!
The Hemlock Sports Boosters need YOUR help to make Spring Sports Concessions a success! Volunteers play a crucial role in fundraising for our school's athletics programs.
Sign up here:
Results
3/19 - Girls Soccer
The huskies played a tough JV soccer game against the Flushing raiders last night at Home. Battling through sickness, injury and low numbers we were able to get a score on goal by Freshman Gracyn Gronski. Though the score was not in our favor at 1-2, these girls played their hearts out and truly gave it their all.
4/1 - Varsity Girls Soccer
The girls competed hard against a 7th ranked Freeland team that is well respected throughout the state. We only had a few lapses and bad bounces that decided the game despite playing without 3 captains today. Khloe Rump and Leah Tilot played exceptionally well for us.
Taryn Pratt filled our side of the stat sheet with 27 saves on 30 shots on goal.
4/1 - JV Girls Soccer
The lady huskies played a tough Jv soccer game against the Freeland Falcons last night in Freeland. Taryn Pratt and Addison Theile had many saves in the net last night and though the score was not in our favor, these girls played their hearts out and truly gave it their all. Go Huskies!
4/1 - Varsity Tennis
Great Job Ladies, We used Three extras to fill in tonight and nearly won! Everyone Played Well!
Winners At Girls Tennis Last night were
Claire Beck
Anna Nurnberg
Olivia Chasnis & Alathea McMillan
Tied :
Lindsey Tausch,
Lets Be Healthy Huskies
We have partnered with Maple Leaf Counseling Services to create seamless accessibility to pre-arranged mental health supports for students on our campus during the school day. Maple Leaf Counseling Services offer intensive therapeutic counseling provided by licensed professionals. They currently accept the following insurances:
Blue Cross/Blue Shield
Blue Care Network
Am Better
Aetna
ASR
HAP
Priority Health
McLaren Advantage
McLaren Commercial
McLaren Medicare
Priority Health Medicare
McLaren Medicaid
Blue Cross Complete Medicaid
Medicare Plus Blue
For more information or if you are interested in enrolling your student in these services, contact Maple Leaf Counseling Services at (989)220-3060 or Danielle Perry at (989)642-9311.
The Saginaw Health Department is organizing a Used Prom Dress Shop to support girls in need by providing free prom attire and accessories. They are currently seeking donations of gently used prom dresses, shoes, and accessories to help make this event a success.
Donation Details: Drop-off Location: Saginaw Health Department, Room 509 Days: Monday – Thursday Time: 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM
All donated items will be available at no cost to girls in need, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to enjoy their special night.
The Saginaw Health Department is organizing a Used Prom Dress Shop to support girls in need by providing free prom attire and accessories. They are currently seeking donations of gently used prom dresses, shoes, and accessories to help make this event a success.
Donation Details: Drop-off Location: Saginaw Health Department, Room 509 Days: Monday – Thursday Time: 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM
All donated items will be available at no cost to girls in need, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to enjoy their special night.
