Weekly Announcements

Justin M. Campbell

Principal

Hanover High School

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Order your 2020 Yearbook

Online yearbook orders are open. Go to: https://hanoverhigh.picaboo.com to place your order and pay online. Or you can place your order by sending in a check for $65 payable to Hanover High School to Jessica Eakin (in the library).

 

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Senior Parents!

The yearbook has several features specifically for seniors:

• Parent Ads: Go to Picaboo to purchase and design your parent ad. Parent ads go at the end of the yearbook and are a message you send to your child or to the class of 2020. Learn about purchasing and designing your ad. 

• Senior Photos: The yearbook uses student ID photos, but seniors can submit an alternative photo. The photo does not have to be a professional photo. Send alternative senior photos to: jessica.eakin@hanovernorwichschools.org

• Senior Sections: Every senior gets a third of a page to design. Seniors will learn more about creating their senior section at a class meeting in November. Students are responsible for creating their senior sections.

 

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We are still in need of host families for the New England Music Festival being hosted at Hanover High School March 19-21. Please email our housing chair Bettina Read at 2020nemfahousing@gmail.com  if you can host 2 students for their stay! Approximately 400 students need to be placed in caring homes.

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Hanover High School Benefit Gala

 

It will be a fancy evening of musical theater. All proceeds benefit the 16 member orchestra for our spring musical SHREK! All 3 HHS Acapella groups will be performing, students from Northern Stages Bootcamp program, several faculty members and local talent.

 

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Juniors!  Are You Interested in a Polar Summer Science Travel Program
 
A polar science program is currently available to junior high school students called the Joint Science Education Project (JSEP) to Greenland. JSEP is supported by a National Science Foundation grant to Dartmouth College. Travel, lodging and meals are provided at no cost to selected students. Applications are due January 31, 2020.  See the link below:

Learn More About the Program

Requirements and Eligibility

 

 

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Seeking host family for Rotary Exchange student

Our Rotary exchange student needs to experience different homes. We need a home for Jan/Feb/March and April/May/June.

If you are interested please e-mail Julie.Stevenson@dresden.us

 

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Congrats to the following students who made the All State Music Festival! 

 

BAND

Henry Aspinwall Trumpet, Eric Chen Tenor Sax, Rebekah Rudd Trumpet 

 

ORCHESTRA

Diego Aspinwall Violin, Juli Kang Oboe, FIRST CHAIR! Matias Lee Bassoon, FIRST  CHAIR! Aislinn McDougall Viola,Olivia Peterson Percussion, Stella Pinto Violin, 

Sora Shirai Violin,Max Solberg Violin, Max Zaslaw Clarinet, Justin Zhou Cello 

 

MIXED CHORUS

Riley Chin Bass Voice, Meredith Felde Soprano Voice, Aidan Lackstrom Bass Voice 

Ian Nolon Bass Voice, Kaia Randolph Alto Voice, Aidan Samwick Bass Voice, 

Hannah Weintraub Alto Voice, Madeleine Zuckerman Soprano Voice, TOP SOPRANO SCORE IN NH

 

TREBLE CHORUS

Eden Anne Bauer Soprano Voice, Katie Davis Alto Voice, Elise Debo Alto Voice, 

Lauren Pidgeon Soprano Voice, Alicia Sanyal Soprano Voice 

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Help save our oceans!

Reduce your plastic!

The town of Norwich has already banned plastic bags. But when you shop at Hannafords, Shaws or the Co-op, do you use the little plastic vegetable or fruit bags? That makes the amount of plastic in our oceans increase! To help further reduce single-use plastic MCS 6th graders are selling cotton mesh bags. The bags are washable and reusable and are made of 100% certified organic cotton. They make great gifts for family and friends!

The bags come in small (8”x10”), medium (10”x12”), and large (12”x15”) sizes. By using these bags you will be helping reduce the amount of plastic in our oceans. The money raised will go toward the end of year class 6th grade celebration and class gift. Pre-orders will be taken through 11/30 and will be ready for pick-up/delivery in December. To order visit our online store: https://marioncrosspto.membershiptoolkit.com/packet/11699421

 

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Youth-in-Action at HHS exists to provide students with enriching community service experiences. Remarkably, last year over 200 HHS students participated in over 90 Youth-in-Action volunteer opportunities in the Upper Valley!  

Youth-in-Action is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and funding for our programs comes from community contributions. Hanover High School families’ donations are critical to making Youth-in-Action successful. Please consider supporting Youth-in-Action by visiting our Go Fund Me page today or on Giving Tuesday, December 3rd.