All students and their families are invited to attend the Black History Program here at HAST on Friday, March 1 from 5pm – 7pm.. This event will be a celebration of food, fun, and entertainment. ????? ????? ?? ???????? Please see flyer for more details.
Due to the extremely icy road conditions and mass power outages throughout the area, the building is closed today and we will have a Virtual Learning Day. ?????? ??? ??????? ??? ????? Teachers will post assignments shortly.
A huge congratulations to the High School Science Olympiad team on making it to the State competition in March!!!! Congrats to these students and their medals in their events: 2nd place in Astronomy- Michael Saksa and John Tomczak 3rd place in Boomilever- Michael Saksa and Gaby Lule 4th place in Codebusters- Melanie Anderson, Ryan Dimos Read More »
February E-News The countdown to Dunes Camp 2019 is on! Registration is open and spaces are going quickly. ????? ????? ?? bet365 Dunes Discovery Camp (ages 9-13) June 24-28, July 15-19, July 22-26 Dunes Adventure Teen Camp (ages 14-17) July 8-12 Chellberg Farm Camp (day camp, ages 5-6, 7-8), June and July sessions Critter Camp (day camp, ages 6-8), August 5-9 Read More »
HAST IS OPEN FOR NORMAL SCHOOL HOURS TOMORROW!
HAST will be on Virtual Learning Days for the next THREE (3) days. Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. Parents, in addition to keeping your children safe and warm, please make sure that they are submitting their work. Work completion equals attendance. Students, enjoy the time away from the building. Many of you have told me today Read More »
Congrats to the High School Science Olympiad team for their work at the Lake Central Invitational on Saturday? Additional congratulations to Michael Saksa and Gabriela Lule on 1st place in Boomilever. ???? ???????
Good morning! After conferring with administration from School City of Hammond this morning, HAST decided that we would follow suit with them and be open for school today. We did not begin counting students for tardy arrival until 8:15 a.m., at which point it seemed most of our students had arrived for the day. Any Read More »