🚌 A safe bus ride starts before the bus even arrives
✔️ Arrive at the bus stop at least 5 minutes early.
✔️ Stand at least 6 feet (3 giant steps) away from the curb while waiting.
✔️ Make sure young children are supervised.
A few simple habits make a big difference. Let’s put our Huskies first!
#HemlockTogether #HemlockHuskies #Since1863
✔️ Arrive at the bus stop at least 5 minutes early.
✔️ Stand at least 6 feet (3 giant steps) away from the curb while waiting.
✔️ Make sure young children are supervised.
A few simple habits make a big difference. Let’s put our Huskies first!
#HemlockTogether #HemlockHuskies #Since1863
⚽️ The Huskie Pack is headed to Ovid-Elsie for the District Semifinals tomorrow ⚽️
Our boys take on Swan Valley on Wednesday, October 21, at 7 PM at Mark H. O’Donnell Field at Ovid-Elsie High School. The stakes are high, the goal is in sight, and we’re ready to see our Huskies leave it all on the field!
Bring the energy. Bring the pride. Let’s keep this run going!
Let’s go, Huskies.
#HemlockTogether #HemlockHuskies #Since1863
This week on our #TeacherFeature, we’re introducing you to Allie Hammis, one of our kindergarten teachers at Hemlock Elementary. And as a proud Hemlock alum, she knows a thing or two about what makes being a Huskie special.
• School days: Allie graduated from Hemlock High School in 2012 before earning her degree from Ferris State University.
• Huskie years: This is Allie’s 11th year teaching and her 5th year as a Huskie.
• What she loves most: Seeing students get excited about learning, building relationships with students and their families, and those special lightbulb moments when something new finally clicks.
• Favorite subject: Reading! And now she gets to share that love by teaching her kindergarteners the phonics and reading skills that will help them become lifelong learners.
• Words to grow by: Every morning, Allie’s class starts with four important reminders: “I am kind, I am smart, I am loved, and I can do hard things!”
What a wonderful way to start the day—and a message worth carrying long after kindergarten!
We’re so glad Allie is helping our youngest Huskies build a love of reading, confidence in themselves and a strong foundation for the years ahead.
#TeacherFeatureTuesday #HemlockHuskies #Huskietastic #HemlockTogether #Since1863
• School days: Allie graduated from Hemlock High School in 2012 before earning her degree from Ferris State University.
• Huskie years: This is Allie’s 11th year teaching and her 5th year as a Huskie.
• What she loves most: Seeing students get excited about learning, building relationships with students and their families, and those special lightbulb moments when something new finally clicks.
• Favorite subject: Reading! And now she gets to share that love by teaching her kindergarteners the phonics and reading skills that will help them become lifelong learners.
• Words to grow by: Every morning, Allie’s class starts with four important reminders: “I am kind, I am smart, I am loved, and I can do hard things!”
What a wonderful way to start the day—and a message worth carrying long after kindergarten!
We’re so glad Allie is helping our youngest Huskies build a love of reading, confidence in themselves and a strong foundation for the years ahead.
#TeacherFeatureTuesday #HemlockHuskies #Huskietastic #HemlockTogether #Since1863
🚌 A little knowledge goes a long way when it comes to keeping our Huskies safe.
When a school bus displays flashing amber lights, prepare to stop. When red lights and the stop sign are activated, traffic in both directions must come to a complete stop. When the hazard lights are on, proceed with caution.
Let’s work together to keep every student safe, one stop at a time!
#HemlockTogether #HemlockHuskies #Since1863
When a school bus displays flashing amber lights, prepare to stop. When red lights and the stop sign are activated, traffic in both directions must come to a complete stop. When the hazard lights are on, proceed with caution.
Let’s work together to keep every student safe, one stop at a time!
#HemlockTogether #HemlockHuskies #Since1863
With strong roots and a bright future, Hemlock Public School District is always open to connecting with talented, passionate people who want to make a difference. As our Huskie Pack continues to grow, we’re keeping our eyes open for great people to be part of what’s happening here on campus.
Explore the exciting opportunities awaiting you and let's build something #huskietastic together: www.hemlockps.com/o/district/page/applicants
#HemlockHiring #HemlockHuskies #JoinTheHuskiePack
Great schools are built on great leadership, and at Hemlock, we are fortunate to have leaders who go above and beyond for our students, staff, and families!
As part of National Principals Month, Superintendent Dr. Don Killingbeck stopped by Hemlock Elementary to recognize and thank Assistant Principal Amanda Sensabaugh for her dedication, leadership, and commitment to making a difference.
Amanda brings a wonderful combination of energy, compassion, and determination to her work. From supporting teachers and encouraging students to building relationships with families, she understands that the little things we do each day can make a big difference in the lives of children.
Great leadership isn't always about being out front. Sometimes it's about being right beside the people you serve, helping them succeed.
Amanda, thank you for the heart, enthusiasm, and leadership you bring to Hemlock every day!
Please join us in celebrating Amanda Sensabaugh and the important role she plays in making Hemlock a great place to learn and grow!
Small Town. Big Opportunities. Hemlock Together.
#NationalPrincipalsMonth #HemlockTogether #HuskiePride #SmallTownBigOpportunities
As part of National Principals Month, Superintendent Dr. Don Killingbeck stopped by Hemlock Elementary to recognize and thank Assistant Principal Amanda Sensabaugh for her dedication, leadership, and commitment to making a difference.
Amanda brings a wonderful combination of energy, compassion, and determination to her work. From supporting teachers and encouraging students to building relationships with families, she understands that the little things we do each day can make a big difference in the lives of children.
Great leadership isn't always about being out front. Sometimes it's about being right beside the people you serve, helping them succeed.
Amanda, thank you for the heart, enthusiasm, and leadership you bring to Hemlock every day!
Please join us in celebrating Amanda Sensabaugh and the important role she plays in making Hemlock a great place to learn and grow!
Small Town. Big Opportunities. Hemlock Together.
#NationalPrincipalsMonth #HemlockTogether #HuskiePride #SmallTownBigOpportunities
Way #49 to Pulll the Sled Together
101 Ways to Be Positively Involved in Hemlock Public School District
101 Ways to Be Positively Involved in Hemlock Public School District
You bring something unique to our school community. Your ideas, talents, and perspective help make our Pack stronger when you're here.
#HuskiesRunInPacks #HuskieAttendance #PackStronger
#HuskiesRunInPacks #HuskieAttendance #PackStronger
Some people lead from the front. Others build the trail everyone else rides on.
This is one of those moments.
Tom Lockwood, overlooking the HSC Field at the Lockwood STEM Center, arms folded, not because he's finished... but because he's thinking about what's next.
That's what leaders do.
Tom has never been interested in the spotlight. He's been interested in students. In opportunities. In opening doors that didn't exist yesterday. Long before STEM became a buzzword, Tom believed our kids deserved experiences that would prepare them for the future, not the past.
You don't build something like the Lockwood STEM Center by accident. It takes vision. It takes persistence. It takes relationships. And it takes someone willing to pull the sled when nobody is watching.
Like a Huskie overlooking the pack, Tom continues to lead with quiet confidence, unwavering belief, and a relentless commitment to what's possible.
The robot will change. The technology will evolve. The lessons will continue to advance.
But leadership like this never goes out of style.
Every pack needs an alpha dog. Every team needs someone willing to pull first.
Thanks, Tom, for helping show us the way.
#HemlockHuskies #BetterTogether
This is one of those moments.
Tom Lockwood, overlooking the HSC Field at the Lockwood STEM Center, arms folded, not because he's finished... but because he's thinking about what's next.
That's what leaders do.
Tom has never been interested in the spotlight. He's been interested in students. In opportunities. In opening doors that didn't exist yesterday. Long before STEM became a buzzword, Tom believed our kids deserved experiences that would prepare them for the future, not the past.
You don't build something like the Lockwood STEM Center by accident. It takes vision. It takes persistence. It takes relationships. And it takes someone willing to pull the sled when nobody is watching.
Like a Huskie overlooking the pack, Tom continues to lead with quiet confidence, unwavering belief, and a relentless commitment to what's possible.
The robot will change. The technology will evolve. The lessons will continue to advance.
But leadership like this never goes out of style.
Every pack needs an alpha dog. Every team needs someone willing to pull first.
Thanks, Tom, for helping show us the way.
#HemlockHuskies #BetterTogether
We know that #HemlockHuskies do amazing things, both personally and professionally, and we want to hear all about it. Whether you've landed your dream job, started your own business, or made a difference in your community in a unique way, we want to celebrate your accomplishments and share your story with our community.
🎓 If you're a Hemlock graduate and would like to submit your story for a chance to be featured in our Alumni Spotlight, please fill out the form linked below.
📄 https://forms.gle/DejyCZH5vJpG7rM37
#HPSDAlumniSpotlight #BetterTogether #Since1863
There’s something special about being part of the Huskie Pack.
The pride. The people. The memories. The unmistakable feeling that you’re part of something bigger than yourself.
Once a Huskie, always a Huskie.
#HemlockTogether #HemlockHuskies #HuskiePride
The pride. The people. The memories. The unmistakable feeling that you’re part of something bigger than yourself.
Once a Huskie, always a Huskie.
#HemlockTogether #HemlockHuskies #HuskiePride
There’s something about crisp air, colorful trees, and a little extra time outside. 🍂
Fall, we’re glad you’re here.
#HemlockTogether
Fall, we’re glad you’re here.
#HemlockTogether
✨ Congratulations to our Hemlock Elementary Student of the Month, Opal Smith ⭐
She is kind, helpful, and respectful, bringing so much happiness to her classroom. Always thoughtful of others, she has a special way of making those around her feel valued and included. She makes her classroom a better place simply by being herself, and we’re so happy to celebrate her!
#HemlockHuskies #StudentOfTheMonth #Huskietastic #HemlockStrong #Since1863
She is kind, helpful, and respectful, bringing so much happiness to her classroom. Always thoughtful of others, she has a special way of making those around her feel valued and included. She makes her classroom a better place simply by being herself, and we’re so happy to celebrate her!
#HemlockHuskies #StudentOfTheMonth #Huskietastic #HemlockStrong #Since1863
A new season is unfolding all around us.
And what a beautiful one it is. 🍁
#HemlockTogether #Since1863
And what a beautiful one it is. 🍁
#HemlockTogether #Since1863
Middle school is where students discover their strengths, find their confidence, and begin to see what is possible. Great leadership helps make that happen.
As part of National Principals Month, Superintendent Dr. Don Killingbeck stopped by Hemlock Middle School to personally thank Principal Lori Gensch for her leadership and dedication to our students, staff, and families.
Leading a middle school takes heart, patience, high expectations, and a belief in every student’s potential. Principal Gensch brings those qualities to the work of building a school where students feel connected, teachers feel supported, and growth is celebrated.
Her impact reaches beyond these middle school years. It helps lay the foundation for the learners, leaders, and people our students will become.
Please join us in thanking Principal Gensch for helping our Huskies grow into their next chapter.
Small town. Big opportunities. Exceptional people.
#HemlockTogether #NationalPrincipalsMonth #PullTheSled
As part of National Principals Month, Superintendent Dr. Don Killingbeck stopped by Hemlock Middle School to personally thank Principal Lori Gensch for her leadership and dedication to our students, staff, and families.
Leading a middle school takes heart, patience, high expectations, and a belief in every student’s potential. Principal Gensch brings those qualities to the work of building a school where students feel connected, teachers feel supported, and growth is celebrated.
Her impact reaches beyond these middle school years. It helps lay the foundation for the learners, leaders, and people our students will become.
Please join us in thanking Principal Gensch for helping our Huskies grow into their next chapter.
Small town. Big opportunities. Exceptional people.
#HemlockTogether #NationalPrincipalsMonth #PullTheSled
🍂 One last trip to the market 🥕🎃 Today is the final Farmer’s Market of the season. Stop by, say hello, and enjoy the sights, sounds and flavors of fall while supporting the local growers and makers who make our community so
It’s been a great season—let’s make this one count.
#HemlockHuskies #Huskietastic #HemlockStrong #Since1863
It’s been a great season—let’s make this one count.
#HemlockHuskies #Huskietastic #HemlockStrong #Since1863
From Adam Sandler Day to Anything But a Backpack Day, our high school students brought the spirit all week long! 🎒
Safe to say, the Huskie Pack knows how to have some fun.
#HemlockHuskies #BetterTogether #Since1863
Safe to say, the Huskie Pack knows how to have some fun.
#HemlockHuskies #BetterTogether #Since1863
Some people keep a school running.
Some people make it feel a little more like home.
Our middle schoolers have a whole lot of love for Mr. Wayne, and honestly… we get it.
We’re pretty lucky to have you, Mr. Wayne.
#HemlockTogether #HemlockHuskies
Some people make it feel a little more like home.
Our middle schoolers have a whole lot of love for Mr. Wayne, and honestly… we get it.
We’re pretty lucky to have you, Mr. Wayne.
#HemlockTogether #HemlockHuskies
Want to be part of something special?
Join the Huskie Pack and help us do what we do best:
Innovate. Collaborate. Educate.
From classrooms to support roles, there are opportunities to make a difference at Hemlock Public School District and be part of a community that puts kids first.
Check out our employment opportunities and find out how you can be part of what’s happening here: hemlockps.com/o/district/page/employment-v2
#HemlockHuskies #Huskietastic #HemlockStrong #LifeReadyHPSD
Join the Huskie Pack and help us do what we do best:
Innovate. Collaborate. Educate.
From classrooms to support roles, there are opportunities to make a difference at Hemlock Public School District and be part of a community that puts kids first.
Check out our employment opportunities and find out how you can be part of what’s happening here: hemlockps.com/o/district/page/employment-v2
#HemlockHuskies #Huskietastic #HemlockStrong #LifeReadyHPSD
Way #38 to Pulll the Sled Together
101 Ways to Be Positively Involved in Hemlock Public School District
101 Ways to Be Positively Involved in Hemlock Public School District
