Our Buy One Get One Free Fair is coming.  We need volunteers.  Click here for the book fair homepage.  There is exciting news about an option to create an eWallet for your child to shop without sending cash.  Check it out!

If you still owe the $5 Technology Fee, you may go to this link to access an online payment option.  You will create an account using an email address in the WebStore.  This fee helps with iPad repairs when there are issues like cracked screens and battery issues.  Please pay the fee if you have not already done so.  You may also pay in the office with Ms. Jenkins.

PARENT SURVEY:  As part of HMC-1's Title I program, we invite all our parents and guardians to complete the annual Title I Parent Evaluation Survey. Your responses will be used to help each school and the district improve instruction and programs. Surveys are available in English and Spanish.Your responses will be used to help each school and the district improve instruction and programs. Surveys are available in English and Spanish.

WINTER WEATHER HAS ARRIVED!  Please review HMC-1's policy for closing or delaying school due to snow and inclement weather. The policy explains when we decide if school closes, where information will be posted, and more. It also includes details about 2-hour late starts.

Needing iPad help away from school? Parents and students can now email iPadHelp@hickmanmills.org when they are off campus, attempting to access content, applications, the Internet, etc. from home. Read more about the details you need to provide in the email.

PARENTS: It is time for our annual AdvancEd survey. This is your opportunity to provide important feedback on your child’s classroom environment, school/district leadership, safety, and more. We value your opinion and strongly encourage you to complete the survey!

NEW VISITOR & VOLUNTEER SECURITY PROCEDURES: Beginning Monday, September 17, 2018, all HMC-1 buildings will begin using the Raptor Visitor Management System to strengthen campus safety for students and faculty. The Raptor system will better allow us to screen visitors, contractors, and volunteers in our schools and provide us with a safer environment for our students and staff. Upon entering a district building, visitors will be asked to present a government-issued ID, such as a driver’s license, which can either be scanned or manually entered into the system. For more information and details about updated volunteer background checks, please visit our informational page.