Congratulations to Mr. Mooose, who was awarded the Chris Corallo Distinguished Leadership Award for his innovative leadership in creating transformative change at Hungary Creek Middle School through Maker culture and the Cougar MakerHUB!

Congratulations to Ms. Brittany Chapel and Mrs. Carrie Howe, Hungary Creek’s 1st Year Teacher of the Year and Teacher of the Year!

“It’s go time at Hungary Creek Middle School. Eighth graders Isabella, Cameron, Madeline and Haley have been working hard on a new product called “The Hit Stick!” But will “The Hit Stick!” be a hit with the judges?

In a presentation reminiscent of the TV show “Shark Tank”, the students in Mr. Jason Vest’s class are trying to sell a product they’ve designed themselves.”

http://via.wtvr.com/dYOjJ 

How addict’s powerful message is helping change Hungary Creek Middle School

http://via.wtvr.com/R1ZIm

Field Hockey Summer Camp!!

Attn: Rising 3^rd-9^th grade girls! All are invited to come out for a week of field hockey fun led by the Glen Allen High School Field Hockey Program!

Monday June 25^th – Thursday June 28^th

Camp hours: 8:00 am – 12:00 pm

Sign-In: 7:30- 8:00 Monday June 25^th

Directed by Coach Jennifer Miller

Head Coach of Glen Allen High School Varsity Field Hockey Team

TONS of FUN!

Each camper will have the opportunity to learn from coaches, college athletes, and players on the Glen Allen field hockey team and participate in team activities that build their knowledge of the game, all while having

Wondering what to bring?

• A field hockey stick (if you have one)
• Athletic shoes (preferably cleats)
• Shin guards & mouth guard
• Field hockey goggles (if you have them)
• Water & snacks!

Sign up now and reserve your spot! First 200 spots GUARANTEED when payment is received!  Please visit this google form to register!

If you have an questions, please email Jen Miller at jmmiller@henrico.k12.va.us

Click to watch!

In honor of Virginia School Principals Appreciation Week, here’s a quick video shout-out to some of the principals that are making a difference in students’ lives!

We would love for you to volunteer at the Creek in 2017-2018! Click here to download a School Volunteer form.

The Henrico County School Board made a decision at its monthly meeting, March 23, on the small-scale first phase of a two-year middle school redistricting process. The Board chose Option C for the first phase, which will move a small pocket of Hungary Creek Middle School’s attendance area to Holman Middle School starting in fall 2017. The move is designed to reduce overcrowded conditions at Hungary Creek, and will only apply to students who are currently in fifth-grade or younger.

Where is the pocket and how will affected families be notified?

The pocket affected by the Board’s move is a small area north of West Broad Street where Gaskins and Hungary roads intersect with Springfield Road. Sixty-eight rising students from Springfield Park and Longan elementary schools will be shifted from Hungary Creek to Holman, and those families will receive detailed information about the change and next steps shortly. Affected students would not be moved again as part of the 2018-19 phase. For more details, including a map, visit our redistricting page: henricoschools.us/redistricting

What’s next?

With the 2017-18 shift decided, the process will now focus on draft options for more extensive 2018-19 shifts affecting more HCPS middle schools. While the small-pocket part of Option C was chosen for the 2017-18 phase, the more sweeping Option C proposal is just one option being considered for the 2018-19 phase, along with Option A in addition to any potential future options that are created and released to the public.

How can I comment on the larger-scale 2018-19 options?

There are two in-person events specifically designed for public input:

• At an informal open-house-style community input session April 6 from 6-7:30 p.m. at L. Douglas Wilder Middle School (6900 Wilkinson Road), members of the public can drop by, see maps of proposed options displayed in the gym and discuss the draft options with staff members and the redistricting consultant.
• A public hearing May 11 from 6-7:30 p.m. at New Bridge Auditorium (5915 Nine Mile Road) will be a more formal format with an agenda that will include a chance for members of the community to address the Board. Each person’s remarks will be limited to three minutes.

Community members are also encouraged to weigh in by using the online survey/comment form. The form, along with news and resources related to the process, can be found on HCPS’ website, at henricoschools.us/redistricting.

The redistricting process will not affect current middle or high school students.

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