Family Fun Night is Tuesday, Sept. 19th from 5:00 pm to 6:30 pm.  Parents and students, join us in the cafeteria for fun activities with your teachers.  

Grandparent's Day is October 3rd, 7:00 am to 7:40 am, in the cafeteria.  Eat some goodies with your grandchild and then come visit the book fair in the library!

Scholastic Book Fair is October 2nd - 6th.  Get ready for a Rootin' Tootin' western themed book fair.  Click HERE for more information.

#ATTENDANCEMATTERS: HMC-1 is taking on chronic absences through our “Let’s Be Present…Attendance Matters” campaign. Throughout September, you will receive information and tips on ensuring your student is at school. If you think missing a day here or there won’t matter, think again. Absences add up quickly. By missing just one day every two weeks, you would be on track to miss nearly a month of school for the year! Click here to learn more.

IT'S HERE: Parents can now use HMC-1's new Web Store to pay student fees such as library and texbook fines, purchase yearbooks, pay senior dues, and more.  Get directions here.

DON'T MISS OUT: Beginning this spring, parents will be able to register online for the 2017-2018 school year! A new online fee/payment system will also become available. Parents must have an online Parent Portal account created to access both of these new additions. Click HERE to create your account, or please set up a time to visit Dobb's library media center for help so you can be ready when these systems go live!

PARENTS: No parent can be completely prepared for every trial and tribulation of raising a child - especially in our fast-paced world. HMC-1 wants to know what you as a parent would like more information and advice on. Please take our short survey to help decide what topics will be discussed at our upcoming Parent University, April 4th. 

NEW HARASSMENT & BULLYING POLICY POSTED: Important information related to changes in Missouri criminal codes has been posted to the District's website. These changes may have an impact on students in the HMC-1 community. The purpose behind the new laws is to protect students who fall victim to bullying and to discourage students from engaging in any sort of physical altercations.

As of January 1, 2017, substantial revisions to some of the Missouri criminal codes took effect. Please see the newly posted policy for details and answers to frequently asked questions.