Dear HGSD Parents, Staff and Community, June 5th, 2020 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! We certainly realize that this year has not been the senior year we all hoped for. I hope you are able to celebrate this great accomplishment in some way with your friends and family. Please know that the... READ MORE >

Dear HGSD Parents, Staff and Community, May 29th, 2020 As we enter the final week for seniors and the final two weeks for our other students I hope all of you are doing well and staying safe and healthy. As the state begins to reopen, please remain vigilant on following safety guidelines. Our main focus has... READ MORE >

Dear HGSD Parents, Staff and Community, May 21st, 2020 I hope this letter finds all of you healthy and safe. Thank you for all of your continued work and diligence as we continue our virtual learning. As the end of the year winds down the focus for virtual learning should be on finishing projects, collecting... READ MORE >

Dear HGSD Parents, Staff and Community, May 14th, 2020 I hope this week’s letter finds all of you doing well. As we continue to work through these unprecedented times I continue to be proud of the work and stamina each of you have. I realize that we are all experiencing virtual learning fatigue. Thank you for... READ MORE >

Dear HGSD Parents, Staff and Community, May 8th, 2020 As we conclude our eighth week of closure I sincerely thank you for all that you continue to do. Thank you for supporting your child, our teachers, and our community as we tackle this challenging time. We miss seeing all of you. Please continue to do... READ MORE >

Dear HGSD Parents, Staff and Community, May 1st, 2020 Thank you so much for your continued dedication, patience, and compassion during our closure. We realize that for many of you, you are finding a routine and settling into the new norm. However, for others this remains a struggle and at times things can... READ MORE >

Please click on the link to read about the district's Covid19 Alternate Grading Policy READ MORE >

Dear HGSD Parents, Staff and Community, April 24rd, 2020 I hope this letter finds all of you safe and healthy. I am writing to you this week with a very important message about how we continue this pandemic schooling. I know that many of you are beyond stressed with the challenges we are facing. No matter what your situation is, this is a... READ MORE >

Dear HGSD Parents, Staff and Community, April 17th, 2020 Again this week I am wishing all of you well. I hope you are all finding a way to stay healthy, active, and engaged in school as best you can. Your thoughtful and considerate support on behalf of your child, student, district and community continues to impress... READ MORE >

Dear HGSD Parents, Staff and Community, April 9th, 2020 I hope that everyone has found a way to enjoy some time off during the official spring break. With warmer weather on the increase, hopefully being slightly more active outside helps lift spirits. Again this week I want to provide you with any new developments I... READ MORE >

Dear HGSD Parents, Staff and Community, April 3rd, 2020 As we settle into a new normal, I hope this letter finds all of you adjusting well as our second week of virtual learning concludes. More importantly, I hope all of you are staying healthy and safe. I want to continue to keep you as informed as... READ MORE >

Dear HGSD Parents, Staff and Community, March 27, 2020 I hope this letter finds all of you safe and healthy. I know that these times of uncertainty have many of you worried and concerned. You are not alone. All of us are concerned about the loss of instructional time and what this will mean in the future. ... READ MORE >

Dear HGSD Parents, Staff and Community, March 20, 2020 Thank you to all for your hard work and preparing for our first few days of Virtual Learning. Over the course of 4 or 5 days, you have completely transformed how we provide learning to our students. We have done this in a form we have never tested or... READ MORE >

Consistent with Governor Evers' Executive Order issued on Friday, March 13, 2020, the Big East Conference has updated athletic participation limitations. There will be no athletics at any Big East Conference School beginning Tuesday March 17, 2020, and extending at the minimum to Monday, April 13, 2020. (This will be updated as more information becomes... READ MORE >

Dear Howards Grove Families and Community, March 17th, 2020 Thank you to all of our families and staff members for a calm and caring transition to this shutdown. I continue to be incredibly impressed by all of your efforts. As a follow up, we would like to share additional information about programming and... READ MORE >

Dear Howards Grove Families and Community, March 15, 2020 We want to reach out to all of you this evening as a follow-up from our Friday communication with some additional updates. Our plan, as presented on Friday, is unchanged. The latest information from the Sheboygan County Health Depart... READ MORE >

Dear Howards Grove Families and Community, March 13, 2020 As some of you may have heard, State Superintendent Carolyn Stanford Taylor issued a statement today in regard to Gov. Tony Evers’ executive order, ordering the closure of Wisconsin schools after the school day Wednesday, March 18,... READ MORE >

Dear Howards Grove Families, With the heightened level of concern related to the COVID-19 virus, I would like to provide you with an update regarding the district’s preparedness and the steps that will be taken. In an effort to help stop the spread of the virus, we will be cancelling all activities and events this weekend (March 13-15). This will include... READ MORE >

The Department of Public Instruction has released the state report cards for districts and schools. Once again, Howards Grove scored very well. As a district we EXCEED EXPECTATIONS with a score of 81.5. Below are our complete district scores: Northview Elementary: 84.5 Significantly Exceeds Expectations HG Middle School: ... READ MORE >

BYE BYE BIRDIENovember 15 and 16, 7 pm November 17, 2 pm Bye Bye Birdie Howards Grove Center for the Arts tickets $10 in advance or $12 at the door www.hgcenterforthearts.org READ MORE >

Congratulations to our Lady Tigers for earning a trip to State as the #1 seed. Show your support for our State Bound Tigers and help HG win $1000.00 in the Rush to the Resch program by selling more presale tickets than any other State bound team in our division. Tickets are on Sale in the the HS office. Only pre-sale tickets in the HS office count towards... READ MORE >

Swimming, Dance It Up and Bowling for the Champs classes will NOT be held July 1-5. Classes will resume on Monday, July 8. All other summer school classes WILL be held the week of July 1-3, with no classes July 4 and 5. READ MORE >

The Kindergarten students are proud to present their video of sharing some advice to our graduating Seniors. Enjoy the video https://youtu.be/PeHBPvqku-Q READ MORE >

I'm so happy to let you know that our video has been posted on RND's YouTube channel and on NBCLearn website. I hope that you love it as much as I do! Please share far and wide! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=urZj1Q0hr0Y A shorter version has been shared with the NBC Affiliate team. Local NBC news stations look for RND-related content to air in the week... READ MORE >

Silent Tigers Language Club signed the National Anthem at a girls varsity basketballgame! Great job Silent Tigers!!!Watch the video here:Video of Silent Tigers signing the National Anthem READ MORE >

Do you have questions or concerns about your three-or four-year old’s development? The School District of Howards Grove provides free screening to identify possible delays. The screening is entirely voluntary, but we are hoping that parents will take advantage of this opportunity to have their child’s development evaluated. Development screenings will be held on... READ MORE >

Congratulations to Mrs. Sarah Hill on becoming a National Board Certified Teacher! She has joined 4 other Howards Grove educators in a growing community of more than 122,000 Board-certified teachers across all 50 states. Each of these accomplished educators has earned the profession’s highest mark of achievement through a rigorous, performance-based, peer-review... READ MORE >

APPLETON, Wis. – Attorney General Brad Schimel today announced a list of 14 schools and school districts that have been awarded the next round of grants through the Wisconsin Department of Justice School Safety Grant program, administered by DOJ’s Office of School Safety. Combined, the 14 schools and school districts will receive $1,788,609 which will be... READ MORE >

May 10, 2018 Dear Howards Grove Community, The purpose of this letter is to inform you that seating for the Howards Grove Center for the Arts is not yet completed. All aspects of the Center for the Arts are complete except for the seats which is due to Seating Concepts failure to meet the deadline again. We continue to work with Seating Concepts to try to rectify... READ MORE >

The Kwik Trip Milk Moola Program will be going on thru the end of the 2017-2018 school year. Keep collecting the milk caps and turn them in at school. We need at least 300 to make our goal of 1000. READ MORE >

The following students were members of the Big East Conference Honors Band for the 2018-2019 school year. Students participated in a concert at the Capitol Civic Center in Manitowoc, on Thursday, January 4th. This years conductor was Mark Fonder from Ithaca College. Congratulations!Honors Band Participants:Kayla Gilligan, Tyler Dvoracheck, Natalie Englebert,... READ MORE >

Come join the entire Howards Grove community at the 2018 PTO Winter Carnival on Friday night, February 16. There’s something for everyone!The kitchen opens at 5:30. You can enjoy pizza-affordable dinner for the whole family. From 6:00 – 8:00 pm everyone in the family can enjoy all of the fun activities. There will be face painting, a photo booth, Scholastic... READ MORE >

Child Development Days will be held on Thursday, March 1 and Friday, March 2, 2018. If you have a child who will be 3 or 4 years old by September 1, 2018, you are invited to bring your child to Child Development Days for a free screening to learn more about their development. Letters of invitation were mailed on Thursday, February 1. If you have a child who... READ MORE >

There’s a lot of excitement happening with the Howards Grove FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America)!We are excited to announce that we have 57 members enrolled this school year, the largest number ever!If you are looking to purchase some fabulous new Howards Grove apparel, check out the new Tiger Zone store located in the Commons Area of the High School. Tiger... READ MORE >

Back in October, 14 high school students participated in the Lakeland University Math Meet. The team consisting of Ethan Frink, Chase Williams, Tre Johnson, Dustin Eilers, Jack Baldwin, Matthew Schorer, Cailan Frink, and Jack Schieber finished in 4th place, missing third place by four points. Among the outstanding performances, we had three students earn individual... READ MORE >

Howards Grove Middle school students sent five teams to the Lakeland University Math meet this year! This is an annual Mathematics competition held in November, in which our middle school students have the opportunity to showcase their Math talent against area middle school students. Forty-seven teams (about 380 students) competed in the competition. Each team did... READ MORE >

Part of literacy instruction includes teaching children to formulate questions about the topic being read. So what happens when you read a book about the moon, during shared reading, to first graders? The students were intrigued by the concept of gravity. So the class tested the pull of gravity when their wad of paper dropped to the floor. They also felt... READ MORE >

The PTO has been busy this fall and thanks to all of our Howards Grove families for the continued support! Family Nights continue to be a very successful fundraiser for us. This fall, we were able to bring in $1,173.69 from three family nights at Culver’s, Papa John’s, and Log Cabin. Dine, Dash, and Save a Little Cash was a hit! What a great... READ MORE >

Do you have questions or concerns about your three- or four-year-old child’s development? The School District of Howards Grove provides free screening to identify possible delays. This screening is entirely voluntary, but we are hoping that parents will take advantage of this opportunity to have their child’s development evaluated.Developmental screenings will be... READ MORE >

Parents have a right to request their child(ren) attend a different school district other than where they reside through the Wisconsin Open Enrollment Program. The Wisconsin Open Enrollment (school choice) Program allows students living outside the Howards Grove School District to enroll in our schools without paying tuition, if space is available, and subject to... READ MORE >

On Tuesday, December 5th, the Junior Kindergarten families of NorthviewElementary gathered for their 11th Annual Gingerbread House makingevent! Each December, JK families come together to create their oneof-a-kind gingerbread house. On this night, a container of frosting becomesthe glue to hold various candies and graham crackers to a small carton ofmilk and... READ MORE >

Congratulations Gary Kalk and Dannielle Arneson on becoming Nationally Board Certified Teachers! —The National Board for Professional Teaching Standards celebrates 5,470 new National Board Certified Teachers (NBCTs) and another 3,957Board-certified teachers who successfully renewed their certification. These teachers join a growing community of Board-certified... READ MORE >

National Honor Society Inducts New Members On Tuesday, November 7, the Howards Grove High School chapter of the National Honor Society had the pleasure of inducting 28 new members at a ceremony held in the high school library. The evening began when second-year NHS member Katy Berg gave a warm welcome to the parents and new members. To follow, second-year NHS... READ MORE >

Another Successful Silent Tigers Sign Language Club! This fall, Silent Tigers Sign Club was offered to second graders at Northview. We had a wonderful turnout full of students who were enthusiastic about learning a new language and about Deaf culture. This six week club gave students the ability to learn the alphabet, numbers, colors, Pledge... READ MORE >

There’s a lot of excitement happening with the Howards Grove FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America)! We are excited to announce that we have 57 members enrolled this school year, the largest number ever! If you are looking to purchase some fabulous new Howards Grove apparel, check out the new Tiger Zone store located in the Commons Area of the High School.... READ MORE >

On Halloween Howards Grove Student Council and National Honor Society members went Trick or Treating for canned goods. Students went out the week before to pass out fliers to give our community a heads up about what our students would be doing on Halloween. Students went door to door asking for donations. Thanks to the community we collected a total of 1,462 pounds... READ MORE >

Congratulations to our eighth grade band students who performed with the Middle Level Honor Band Festival at St. Norbert College in DePere on Nov. 4! Connor (euphonium), Luke (trumpet), Ellen (oboe), Emma (alto saxophone), and Amanda (clarinet) were chosen from among hundreds of applicants from northern Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. READ MORE >

On Saturday October 14, 2017 seven high school students interested in learning about careers and professional training in the visual arts attended National Portfolio Day at the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design (MIAD) with Ms. Cole. Once a year representatives from nationally and internationally accredited art schools set up booths at MIAD and review high... READ MORE >

On Tuesday, November 1st, the Howards Grove High School chapter of National Honor Society welcomed its new inductees for the 2016-2017 school year, from both the junior and senior classes, at a banquet at Klemme’s Wagon Wheel. After our wonderful meal, Maverick Moore welcomed everyone to the banquet. Kaitlynn Near then read a brief overview of the history of... READ MORE >