Our 7th & 8th grade Student Council spending quality time together as they work on becoming an even better team.
We made it to the Student Council Conference in Frankenmuth hosted by MASSP.
Get the Huskie Scoop!
Download the Hemlock PSD App from the Apple or Google Play Store today and take us with you wherever you are. With everything from calendars and sports schedules to staff directories, Skyward, menus, and more—important info is always at your fingertips.
All Athletes that will be participating in tryouts or practices at any time this school year, must have a current sports physical uploaded into Final Forms. All information in Final Forms must be complete and registration fee paid before your first game/match/meet. Getting these things done now will help you get off to a great season!
Did you forget to order a yearbook LAST YEAR??
We have a few left in the office, so stop by and
pick one up for just $20.00.
Girls Basketball vs Carrollton on 9/29
The 7th grade girls basketball team earned a nice win over Carrollton last night with a final score of 32-12. Avery Thomas led the way with 16 points, Makenzie Keenan followed with 6, and Macey Breining scored her first 2 points!! Camille and Brylee Conger and Camille Hoffman each had 4 assists! Great job everyone!
The eighth grade girls basketball team defeated Carlton 35 to 3. Ireland graham led all scores with 11 points followed by Lauren Launstein with 8 points and Ella bringer with 6 points.
Girls Basketball vs Freeland on 10/1
No results for 7th grade
The 8th grade girls basketball team lost to the Freeland Falcons 36-42. Ireland Graham led the huskies with 9 points and 18 rebounds followed by Lauren Launstein with 7 points.
Girls Basketball vs Frankenmuth on 10/8
No results for 7th grade
The 8th grade girls basketball team defeated Frankenmuth 47-30. Lauren Launstein led all scores with 22 points followed by Izzy Steinert with 11 points.
Sent in by Coach Bebow, Coach Brady and Coach Borsenik
#HemlockHelps | Supporting the Bommarito Family
Please consider helping a special Hemlock family. Hemlock High School will serve as a donation drop-off site to support Brandon and Brie Bommarito—both HHS graduates—following a very serious motorcycle accident. While there are hopeful signs, their recovery will be long and uncertain. Both have undergone multiple surgeries and face significant injuries. It may be several months before they can fully care for their daughters again.
In the meantime, their girls will be with their aunt and uncle, Nikki and Brian, who are opening their home and hearts during this difficult time.
If you’d like to help, here are meaningful ways to support:
• Drop off donations at Hemlock High School (front office).
• Gift cards are especially helpful (groceries, gas, meals, Target/Walmart).
• Notes of encouragement and prayers for healing are welcome.
• If you represent a business or civic group and want to coordinate a larger donation, please contact the high school office at 989-642-5287.
Thank you for rallying around Brandon, Brie, and their girls. This is what the Huskie Pack does—show up for each other.
Arts for All 🎨 It’s Hemlock’s Free Night this week at the Saginaw Art Museum + Gardens.
Any student or staff member from Hemlock Public School District—plus their families—can visit the museum for free tomorrow, Thursday, October 9th. Students can also sign up for a free Arts for All membership, receive a notebook and pencil, enjoy a few hands-on activities, and explore the museum and gardens. 🌿
Drop in anytime after 3:00 PM and enjoy a creative night out with the family.
#HemlockHuskies #SaginawArtMuseum #ArtsForAll #BetterTogether
SAFE STORAGE LAW
We care about the safety of our students — both at school and at home. Michigan has a law requiring safe storage when children or minors may be present. Please take a moment to review safe storage in your home.
https://www.michigan.gov/mde/services/health-safety/topics/school-safety/safe-storage-law
Together we can help keep children safe and informed.
SAVE THE DATE AND TIME
Every fall we like to try and gather goods for our friends Hidden Harvest! This year instead of a trunk or treat we are going to offer family/friend/small group photos for non-perishables.
Mr. J’s Catering is teaming up with 3 local photographers with a few different seasonal backdrops (including a Christmas card) to get you beautiful professional pictures and some good food for non-perishable goods to benefit Hidden Harvest!
Save the time and save the day and save some cans!
We will be introducing you to our awesome photographers and letting you in on all the special details over the next few weeks, so stay tuned. We hope to make this a fall family event for everyone and can’t wait to have some more fall fun at the Hilltop Hideaway 540 S. Orr road.
Anime Club for Middle School ages is starting up again on Tuesday, September 23rd at the library!
Anime Club meets after school from 3:00 pm - 4:45 pm every Tuesday. We will watch, read, and talk about our favorite anime and manga; do crafts; try Japanese snacks; do trivia and play games; and more!
For grades 5th - 8th. Sign-up is NOT required. Simply head over to the library after school for tons of anime fun!
Stop by the library for fall fun for the whole family! We'll have games for kids, festive food & drinks, story time, and crafts!
Drop-in event for families/all ages! Stop by anytime from 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm!
Join us at the library for a fun, hands-on workshop where you'll learn to craft something unique and totally handmade by you! This is a guided class led by our wonderful sewing expert, Carl Bruse!
We'll provide all the needed materials, but if you have fabric, a sewing machine, or anything else you'd like to bring please feel free!
Open to all ages (kids under 8 years old must be accompanied by an adult). Drop-ins are welcome!
Join us for a family event at the library celebrating K-Pop music, dancing, and media! We'll have lots of great activities for all ages including karaoke, crafts, games, and dancing!
Drop-in anytime from 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm. Open to all ages; geared for elementary and middle school age kids and tweens.
Teens 6th - 12th grade, come to the library for an after hours "lock-in" with tacos, pop, snacks, K-pop karaoke, video games, lots of crafts, library-wide games, prizes, and more!
Registration and a signed parent permission form are required to attend. Visit the library in person to sign up and get a permission form.
Join us at the library to play games on and learn about "retro" video game consoles! We'll have the NES, SNES, N64, and GameCube; with games like Super Mario Bros., Duck Hunt, Legend of Zelda, Diddy Kong Racing, Yoshi's Island, Mario Kart, and more!
Drop-ins are welcome, but space is limited! Arrive at 6:00 pm for a story time about the inventor of the first home video game console!
