Goodmorning, Panthers! Please view the updates and reminders for the week! We’re moving from Off Track to Distinguished!
Hermitage Athletics | Spring Sport Try-Outs!
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| SENIOR PARENTS!!! THIS IS THE LAST CALL for Senior Dedication Pages for the Yearbook! You must pay AND have your page and/or photos turned in by no later than FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27th!!! Please do not miss out on the opportunity to give your senior a little extra shine! Go to https://tinyurl.com/HHS2026GradDedication for information. If you have any questions, contact Mrs. Perez! |
| Panther+ Tutoring HHS Teachers provide tutoring afterschool Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 4:00 - 5:30. Transportation is not provided. Students should contact Mrs. Ryan with questions. In addition, students have the opportunity to attend Saturday School from 9:00 - 12:00. Transportation is not provided. Students can also attend to make up Seat Time and contact Mrs. Ryan with questions. |
| HHS All Star Basketball! Please celebrate our students in Integrated Services who will participate in modified basketball games during the winter! Specific classes will be able to attend to support!
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| HHS Community Forum Please join us for our Weekly Community Forum on Wednesday, February 25 at 7:00 via MicroSoft Teams. We hope to see you there! Microsoft Teams Need help? Meeting ID: 220 157 793 362 8 Passcode: Ko2HA3JS Dial in by phone +1 804-394-5753,,675811423# United States, Farnham Phone conference ID: 675 811 423# |
| Life Ready Learning Update Starting Quarter 2, Hermitage High School will transition to the new Life Ready Learning reporting form, allowing students to log a wider range of real-world experiences — from community service to leadership, civic engagement, and work-based learning. All previously approved hours still count toward the 80-hour requirement for the HCPS Life Ready Learning Diploma Seal. This shift ensures students are recognized for building the durable skills that matter most beyond the classroom. This new system, which will take effect across HCPS, is similar to the old community service log and diploma seal system, but now better matches the mission of HCPS. You can read more details in this 1-pager and/or this document outlining the new guidelines. |
| Hermitage School Counseling Department Please see the February Newsletter as we encourage students to perform Random Acts of Kindness this month! Additional School Counseling data is also available in this newsletter! |
| HHS Counseling Parents, we would like to hear your thoughts on how School Counseling can serve your students. Please complete this Parent Needs Assessment. Please contact Mrs. Jones at mmjones@henrico.k12.va.us with any questions or concerns. |
| 2026 Oliver Hill/Samuel Tucker Pre-Law Institute is now accepting applications. The Institute targets future lawyers at an early age and provides them with exposure and opportunity to explore the legal profession, all at no cost to the participants. The Institute is open to rising 10th, 11th, and 12th graders. The Institute is held annually in Richmond, Virginia. This year, it will be held from Sunday, July 5, 2026, to Friday, July 10, 2026, at the University of Richmond. The application is attached below. The deadline for the application is Friday, April 24, 2026. |
| Seniors! Don't forget! To re-submit your request for a transcript. Mrs. Cox will meet with students and families on Mondays and Tuesdays beginning to create FAFSA IDs. The FAFSA will officially open to submit applications until October 1, 2025. If you have any questions you can email Mrs. Cox at hermitage@grasp4va.org
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| Scholarships Seniors are encouraged to visit the HHS School Counseling site to access Scholarships information. All seniors should report each Scholarship to Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Ferrell, or Ms. Payne as soon as possible. |
| Upcoming Senior Events/Reminders
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| Support for Students Struggling with Substance Use At Hermitage High School, the health, wellness and success of our students are the shared responsibility of our young people, their families and our community of caring educators. We recognize the challenges that substance use can bring to our students, and we are committed to educating students on the risks of substance use while also ensuring that anyone who is struggling with substance use has access to resources and treatment support. Our school has a number of evidence-based programs and interventions ranging from classroom lessons to more specific services based on individual student needs. We have a staff member who is dedicated to helping families navigate resources and make connections to wraparound services for students struggling with substance use. If you have questions about youth substance use or if you are seeking support for your student, I encourage you to reach out directly to our Tiered Intervention School Counselor, Ms. Annaleigh Broad, at asbroad@henrico.k12.va.us or via her confidential phone line (804) 866-2687. Through the Henrico CARES initiative, you also have access to the following services at no cost to your family:
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| Henrico County Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, INC Henrico County Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, INC. is expanding its dynamic youth initiatives to the West End! Please see the flyer to find out more about these opportunities! |
| February 23-28 Student Activities Calendar)
Looking Way Ahead
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Thanks for your continued support of HHS! Stay safe and Roll Pride!
















