Preschool was full of laughter and learning today! 🍀
The kids came in to quite the surprise—those sneaky leprechauns had made a mess of our classroom while searching for their pot of gold! 🌈✨
We had so much fun with Lucky Charms sorting, a shamrock letter race, pot of gold science experiments, and team-building as we built leprechaun traps. After lunch, the leprechauns fell right into those clever traps… and were officially caught! 🎉
Junior ACT exam is Tuesday March 24th & Wednesday March 25th.
This year the state of South Dakota is having all Juniors take the ACT exam instead of having them take state testing. So it is less testing for the Juniors but it is manditory. Every 11th grader has to take it and it is free. This will be held at the Henry School on Tuesday and Wednesday next week. The ACT has 5 different sub tests that will be scored. Due to the state mandating this, we can split the ACT up into 2 different days. Students will take the English, Math, and Reading exams the first day (Tuesday) and Science and Writing the second day (Wednesday). Juniors please report to Mrs. Hauck's room right away at 8:10 on Tuesday morning. It is very important for all students to attend. A student that is late, will not be able to test on that day.
Things students will need to bring:
-Calculator
-Computer
-Computer Charger
-Pencil
Here is the Calculator policy. It is your responsibility to know if your calculator is within the guidelines. https://www.act.org/content/act/en/products-and-services/the-act/test-day/calculator-policy.html
If you have any questions or concerns please email brigett.hauck@k12.sd.us
This year the state of South Dakota is having all Juniors take the ACT exam instead of having them take state testing. So it is less testing for the Juniors but it is manditory. Every 11th grader has to take it and it is free. This will be held at the Henry School on Tuesday and Wednesday next week. The ACT has 5 different sub tests that will be scored. Due to the state mandating this, we can split the ACT up into 2 different days. Students will take the English, Math, and Reading exams the first day (Tuesday) and Science and Writing the second day (Wednesday). Juniors please report to Mrs. Hauck's room right away at 8:10 on Tuesday morning. It is very important for all students to attend. A student that is late, will not be able to test on that day.
Things students will need to bring:
-Calculator
-Computer
-Computer Charger
-Pencil
Here is the Calculator policy. It is your responsibility to know if your calculator is within the guidelines. https://www.act.org/content/act/en/products-and-services/the-act/test-day/calculator-policy.html
If you have any questions or concerns please email brigett.hauck@k12.sd.us
Double the drama, double the fun!
Join us for a special night of entertainment as our talented students present two plays in one evening, including Life’s a Witch and Fourteen!
Bring your friends and family for a night full of laughs, surprises, and unforgettable performances. You won’t want to miss it!
Join us for a special night of entertainment as our talented students present two plays in one evening, including Life’s a Witch and Fourteen!
Bring your friends and family for a night full of laughs, surprises, and unforgettable performances. You won’t want to miss it!
🌟 Students of the Quarter! 🌟
Congratulations to these outstanding students! Your hard work and positive attitudes make our school a better place. We are so proud of you—keep it up!
Congratulations to these outstanding students! Your hard work and positive attitudes make our school a better place. We are so proud of you—keep it up!
Thank you to all the families who came to have lunch with the kids today! It was wonderful to see our school community come together. The students had a great time eating with their families and playing dodgeball.
We truly appreciate the support and love seeing these special moments shared together.
We can’t wait to do it again! 😊💙
We truly appreciate the support and love seeing these special moments shared together.
We can’t wait to do it again! 😊💙
📢 Junior Class Concession Sale!
The Junior Class will be selling the extra pop and candy from concessions for $1 each after school tomorrow (3-17).
Stop by and grab a snack while supplies last! 🥤🍬
All items are $1 each and will be available until they’re gone.
Family Lunch Picnic is on Monday! 🧺☀️
We are so excited to see everyone and spend time together!
We are so excited to see everyone and spend time together!
🎉 Congratulations to our 5th graders on their D.A.R.E. Graduation! 🎓
Over the past several weeks, students have been learning important lessons through the D.A.R.E. program about making safe and responsible choices, resisting peer pressure, and building confidence to stand up for what is right. These skills will help them both in and out of the classroom as they grow into strong leaders in our community.
A special thank you to Deputy Lowry for taking the time to teach, mentor, and encourage our students throughout this program. We truly appreciate your dedication to helping our students succeed! 👏
Over the past several weeks, students have been learning important lessons through the D.A.R.E. program about making safe and responsible choices, resisting peer pressure, and building confidence to stand up for what is right. These skills will help them both in and out of the classroom as they grow into strong leaders in our community.
A special thank you to Deputy Lowry for taking the time to teach, mentor, and encourage our students throughout this program. We truly appreciate your dedication to helping our students succeed! 👏
Henry's ECC Science Fair Place Winners
Kendra Robinson - 2nd place Junior Biological
Kaneb Cramer and Memphis Gilbertson - 5th place Junior Math and Engineering
Carsen Seefeldt- 4th place Senior Math and Engineering
5th grade has been busy learning about different ecosystems! Each student chose an ecosystem and recreated it as part of their project. We love seeing their creativity and all the hard work they put into learning about the different environments around our world.
🧠✨ Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader? Trivia Night! ✨📚
📅 March 27 | ⏰ 5:00 PM
📍 Henry School Cafeteria
💲 $10 per player
🏆 Win HALF the entry fees!
🎓 All proceeds help fund the 5th grade trip to the Black Hills.
🍿 Concessions available!
👨👩👧👦 Grab your friends, build a team, and come test your knowledge!
Get Ready for SLUSH WEEK – March 9–12, 2026! 🎉
We’re excited to announce our upcoming SLUSH WEEK, happening March 9–12! Get ready to show your school spirit and creativity by dressing up each day according to the theme. Check out what’s planned:
🗓 Monday, March 9 – Adam Sandler Day
Break out your baggiest clothes! Channel your inner Adam Sandler with oversized shirts, basketball shorts, hoodies, and comfy sneakers.
🗓 Tuesday, March 10 – Hawaiian Day
Dress like you’re headed to Hawaii! Think tropical shirts, leis, sunglasses, and beachy vibes.
🗓 Wednesday, March 11 – Country Club vs. Country
Choose your side!
Country Club: Dress like you’re heading to the golf course.
Country: Go western with boots, flannel, denim, and cowboy hats.
🗓 Thursday, March 12 – Rhyme Without a Reason
Team up with a friend and pick a rhyming pair that doesn’t necessarily make sense! Examples include:
Kim K & U.S.A.
Hannah Montana & Banana
Make sure all outfits are school-appropriate and follow the dress code.
We can’t wait to see your creativity and school spirit all week long. Let’s make SLUSH WEEK 2026 one to remember! ❄️
Dual Credit Night in Clark on Monday, March 23rd. This event will start at 6:30 pm and will be held in the Clark Jr/Sr High School gymnasium. All current 10th and 11th grade students including Henry students are invited along with their parents to help prepare them for the upcoming April 1st dual credit registration for the Fall 2026 semester. Mrs. Hauck will attend if any student or parent from Clark is attending. So please let her know. brigett.hauck@k12.sd.us
During this event, the dual credit coordinators will present a slideshow on all important information in which I will print as a hard copy for each student/parent to take notes. There will be time for individual questions with the dual credit coordinators after the presentation as they will each have their own table with informational material.
Just a reminder that inorder for a junior to take Dual Credits, they would need to have at least a 3.5 GPA. For a senior they would need a 3.25 GPA.
During this event, the dual credit coordinators will present a slideshow on all important information in which I will print as a hard copy for each student/parent to take notes. There will be time for individual questions with the dual credit coordinators after the presentation as they will each have their own table with informational material.
Just a reminder that inorder for a junior to take Dual Credits, they would need to have at least a 3.5 GPA. For a senior they would need a 3.25 GPA.
Preschool had so much fun celebrating the 101st day of school! 🎉
We challenged ourselves to count all the way to 101 and played “Top Dog,” a fun game comparing numbers. We especially loved spending time with our reading buddies—reading 101 Dalmatians, building cup towers, and creating a dog house for our dalmatian using different materials.
We wrapped up our day by writing about what we would do if we had 101 dalmatians.
Such a fun and busy day of learning! 🐾
If you plan to attend the Pre-K–5th Grade Family Picnic on March 16th from 11:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. and would like to eat a school lunch, please fill out the form below. This will help us make sure we have enough food for everyone.
We are looking forward to a fun afternoon together! 😊
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We are looking forward to a fun afternoon together! 😊
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Our 5th grade students have been diving into the world of plants and learning how they absorb water and nutrients! 🌱 Today, they put their knowledge to the test with a hands-on experiment using food coloring and white roses. By placing the roses in colored water, students were able to observe how the liquid travels up the stem and into the petals. 🌹
Throughout the day, they watched as the petals slowly changed color, giving them a real-life look at how plants take in nutrients through their stems. It was a fun and memorable way to bring science to life in the classroom!
Big Scholarships Due this week:
ITC- 2/28/26 https://www.itc-web.com/about/ITC-Impact
Edward Schwab Memorial Foundation- Post marked by 3/1/26 which is a Sunday. So it needs to be in the mail my Friday 2/27/26. Mrs. Hauck would like to see these before mailing. Email brigett.hauck@k12.sd.us if you would like the application.
ITC- 2/28/26 https://www.itc-web.com/about/ITC-Impact
Edward Schwab Memorial Foundation- Post marked by 3/1/26 which is a Sunday. So it needs to be in the mail my Friday 2/27/26. Mrs. Hauck would like to see these before mailing. Email brigett.hauck@k12.sd.us if you would like the application.
💛✨ We truly have the BEST families, and we can’t wait to celebrate you! ✨💛
Mark your calendars for Family Lunch Day on March 16th from 11:00 AM–12:00 PM!
Families of students in Pre-K through 5th grade are invited to come enjoy lunch, laughter, and special time with your child right here at school.
Parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and siblings are all welcome — we love seeing our school and families gathered together! 🥪
Please use the QR code to sign up so we can plan accordingly.
This week is National School Board Appreciate Week in South Dakota. We want to take a moment to sincerely thank our local school board members Audrey Rider, Hanna Owen, Dan Hoffman, and Austin Page for the time, care, and leadership you bring to our school and community. Your work often happens behind the scenes, but the impact is felt every single day by our students, teachers, and families.
Serving on a school board requires long hours, thoughtful decision-making, and a genuine commitment to doing what’s best for kids. From budgeting and policy decisions to supporting educators and planning for the future, your dedication does not go unnoticed.
Thank you for listening to our community, asking the hard questions, and striving to create opportunities for every student to succeed. We appreciate your service, your leadership, and your continued commitment to education.
Our preschool hearts traveled all across the USA! ❤️
Through Hearts Across America, we sent Valentine’s to all 50 states and received one back from every state. The kids loved learning about each state and seeing our map fill up!
Through Hearts Across America, we sent Valentine’s to all 50 states and received one back from every state. The kids loved learning about each state and seeing our map fill up!
