Holiday Flash Sale! Harrisburg High School Athletics is offering 20% off EVERYTHING, no minimum order required. This TWO DAY SALE starts tomorrow and ends on 12/9. Visit our Sideline Store below and use the Code SNOW20:
https://bit.ly/3pIn5IG
Attention Unit #3: Please click the link or view the image for an important announcement from Harrisburg Schools.
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Harrisburg High School Athletics Holiday Flash Sale! We are offering 20% off EVERYTHING, no minimum order required. THREE DAY SALE starts tomorrow and ends on 12/7. Click the link to shop:
https://bit.ly/3pIn5IG
Congratulations to these Harrisburg Bulldog Golfers who were All-Conference in the Southern Illinois River to River Conference this year. Gracie Behnke, Ashton Hall, Frankie Leigh Nicholes, Andrew Bittle, Madison McClusky. Go Bulldogs!
Harrisburg Bulldog Holiday Flash Sale! Perfect stocking stuffers for your Bulldog needs. We are offering 20% off EVERYTHING, no minimum order required. Sale starts tomorrow and ends on 12/3. Click the link to shop: https://bit.ly/3pIn5IG
Stay warm with Bulldog Winter Wear. This month the Harrisburg Bulldog Sideline Store is offering 20% off on your Sideline Store purchase! Good for the entire month of December. Ends on 12/31/20 at 11:59 P.M. EST. Go to the link below to order:
https://bit.ly/3pIn5IG
Cyber Monday Sale! Harrisburg Bulldog Gifts for Everyone on your list. 25% off everything. Use Code: CYBER20. Starts today through Monday, 11/30/20. Visit the link below:
https://bit.ly/36hdiBG
Black Friday Sale on Bulldog gear for the whole family! 25% off everything until tomorrow. Click the link to shop: https://bit.ly/2JfiJIa #GoBulldogs
More pictures from our 2021 Senior Harrisburg Bulldog Baseball players signing today with their parents. Congrats Ben Brombaugh, Javier Beal, Noah Boon, Krayton Morse and Colby Morse. Go Dogs!
Congratulations to these Harrisburg Bulldog Baseball players and their families for signing today: Ben Brombaugh (Lincoln Trail), Colby Morse (Lincoln Trail), Noah Boon (Southeastern Illinois College), Javier Beal (Parkland), and Krayton Morse (Lincoln Trail). Go Dogs!
For Immediate Release: All IHSA Athletics at Harrisburg High School will be paused starting Friday, November 20th, due to the Tier 3 mitigations. IHSA Activities may be held virtually only. We’ll keep everyone updated as more information becomes available. Stay safe and Healthy!
EXCITING NEWS: Harrisburg High School is just a few sponsorships away from getting our NEW LED Scoreboards in Davenport Gym! If your company or organization is interested, contact our partners at Slam Dunk Sports Marketing: 877-811-7208 x38 or info@slamdunked.com! Go Bulldogs!
Visit the Harrisburg High School Sideline Store from 11/22-11/25 to shop for 20% off everything on all Bulldog Gear this Holiday Season. Link below:
https://bit.ly/3pIn5IG
Harrisburg High School will be remote learning for the rest of this week. Students will return to in-person learning on Monday, November 30th. Wednesday will be an "A" day periods 1-3 from 8-12. Thursday will be a "B" day periods 4-7 from 8-12. Friday will be an "A" day periods 1-3 from 8-12. All other scheduled remote learning will take place each afternoon. Attendance will be taken on these days and it is important that students log in according to the times of our normal schedule. Please make sure you follow proper on-line/Google Meets rules and guidelines when attending class virtually. Please stay safe and healthy.
ATTENTION UNIT #3: Clarification to previous announcement.
ALL HHS Students will be on FULL REMOTE LEARNING from Wednesday, November 18 through Friday, November 27th.
HHS students will return to in-person learning on Monday November, 30th.
Attention Unit #3: Please click the link or view the image for an important announcement from Harrisburg Schools.
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Attention Unit #3: Please click the link or view the image for an important announcement from Harrisburg Schools.
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On behalf of the Board of Education, Administration, Staff and Community of Harrisburg I would like to personally thank Pastor David Smith, Randy and Belinda Funkhouser(pictured) and the entire congregation of First Baptist Church in Grayville for their generous donation of masks and sanitation supplies for our district. Their generosity and giving nature is much appreciated. We want to reach out with a big BULLDOG THANK YOU!
Now in my best Paul Harvey voice....... I WOULD LIKE TO TELL YOU "THE REST OF THE STORY"
Many people may find it a bit curious as to why a community as small as Grayville reaches out to a town of Harrisburg approximately an hour away. You would only find it curious if you do not know the people of Grayville. This small oil community on the Wabash river has always been about others. One instance stands out in my mind specifically. Approximately 30 years ago, a member of First Baptist Church, Mrs. Loma Talley, the late wife of Leon Talley was a Principal at Wells Elementary there in Grayville. She took a chance on a recent graduate, with a LESS than stellar transcript and/or resume. Nevertheless, she recommended that person for the job.
She then began mentoring and encouraging this teacher to reach their maximum potential. Mrs. Talley and the entire community wrapped their arms around this teacher and supported everything the school attempted to do for the betterment of children. With her encouragement and guidance this teacher had a wildly successful decade as an instructor at Grayville. She encouraged the teacher to consider leadership training and becoming an administrator. Mrs Talley knew that meant the end to this teacher's relationship with Grayville, but it was time. That person moved on from Grayville shortly after that time. That was the last time they ever saw Loma Talley or spent any time in Grayville, but they think of that place and that special woman often.
Fast forward this story to yesterday, when I pulled into the parking area of the First Baptist Church of Grayville I was overcome with that same feeling of a little community and Loma Talley wrapping their arms around someone to help people in need. That is the same feeling I felt appoximately 30 years ago, when MIKE GAUCH was the person that Loma Talley and the little community of Grayville took a chance and made him a part of their community. Yes, Grayville is where I started my career and how ironic as I close in on the end of my career they reach out to our community and provide us with assistance.
I was able to spend a few minutes yesterday talking about the old days with Randy and Belinda Funkhouser (I had their daughters in class, and one of their daughters married one of the kids I coached), Jim Buckman, Terry Haywood etc. We had many laughs and discussions of the last 30 years....... Bulldog Nation.....I tell you that story only to let you know that there are still people in this world that simply CARE and want to help. I know we are that way in Harrisburg as well, so if you are ever on route 1 and go through Grayville stop in and get a bite to eat or fill your tank up with gas.....Pay it forward!!!!! Pastor David Smith you have a wonderful church and serve a wonderful community! Thank you and that is the "REST OF THE STORY".
Superintendent
Mike Gauch
Harrisburg High School Winter sports, (Boys/Girls Basketball, Boys/Girls Bowling, Cheer) must have both parent & athlete(s) sign up at PlanetHS and submit all athletic forms prior to the first day of practice this Monday, 11/16/20. Instructions to sign up are below:
https://bit.ly/2U9J8JH
The National Honor's Society program scheduled for Thursday, November 12 has been postponed. When we have determined a new date, we will contact the students and parents involved with this event.
Stay safe
Mr. Dewar