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HBHS Mini Exhibition
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HBHS Mini Exhibition
April 9, 2019 |
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Rotary Job FairMarch 20, 2019
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Senior Projects 3/13/2019
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Visiting TCC and Clover Park
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Henderson Bay Big Picture School
Awards for First Semester Assembly February 15, 2019 |
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Service to others
can begin early when you decide to help feed the homeless in Tacoma. |
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New Student Lunch
Henderson Bay Big Picture School February 1, 2019 |
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The first Henderson Bay Big Picture Yearbook has begun. Got ideas? These are people to talk to. Let's make it your book.
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End of Semester Exhibitions over!
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we are on a
Well Deserved Holiday Break after a wonderful Holiday Banquet provided by HCC |
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Suzie will be selling necklaces at Lunch this week.
Proceeds go to Fishbank |
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Holiday Pet Photo Shoot
Sophomore Advisory December 1, 2018 |
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Veterans Day Assembly
Speaker: Jai's Uncle Bruce November 9, 2018 
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MEME Day
November 2, 2018 |
Comfy Day
November 1, 2018 |
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Goth Day at Henderson
October 30, 2018 |
Dress up Day
Wednesday, October 31, 2018 |
Habitat for Humanity
Field trip October 18, 2018 |
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Henderson Bay Big Picture
High School Open House October 9, 2018 For Scholarship money after graduation see Jenna. For a website info link
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Henderson
Does the Puyallup Submit your Fair photos to pawz@psd401.net
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Warm UpGet Ready for an amazing year.
Every day is a GREAT DAY at Henderson Bay |
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2017-2018 Below
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Social Conscience
leaks into Henderson as artistic HALL POSTERS outside GREG'S CLASSROOM |
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SENIOR TRIP
June 6, 2018 Josh, Bryan, Raymond, Kelson, Trinity, Celina, Kaylee, Jacob, Solie, Fauna and Lindzy
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Habitat for Humanity Field Trip
May 23, 2018 Photos by Jai 
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Scholarship Awards Tuesday, May 15 at Harbor Heights |
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May 10 is Salon Day at HBHS
To fill out an enrollment application for Henderson Bay High School 2018-2019
Go to the school website: https://psd401.net/hbh/ Then go to Enrollment or CLICK HERE Find Online application Process there. |
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On May 10th we had a free salon day open to all the students. Seniors could get their hair the way they want for their graduation,and if students just want a trim or a different hair styles we had professionals come in and do them for us. Quite a few students that signed up and got their hair done, they really liked the results that they were given. After getting their hair done they were given a bag of different type of hair products so they can wash it or style it.
I, myself and a friend got our hair done together and it was a great time. They helped with what we all wanted to get. A lot of students did something different and it seems the secret “trend” for our school is having bangs. A lot of students ended up getting bangs done, and everyone that got them looks great with them.
We all thank all of the professionals who came in and did a lot of students’ hair for our Salon Day, a lot of students are happy with what they got and around the same time next year hopefully we will all be able to do this again. So we can keep our hair nice and healthy.
~JAI
I, myself and a friend got our hair done together and it was a great time. They helped with what we all wanted to get. A lot of students did something different and it seems the secret “trend” for our school is having bangs. A lot of students ended up getting bangs done, and everyone that got them looks great with them.
We all thank all of the professionals who came in and did a lot of students’ hair for our Salon Day, a lot of students are happy with what they got and around the same time next year hopefully we will all be able to do this again. So we can keep our hair nice and healthy.
~JAI
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Thursday--Twin Day
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Spirit Week Begins First Week of April
Friday - School Colors
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Monday-Sports Day
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The survey on the Henderson Pawz web site was conducted on April 12-13. The methodology we used for this survey was a questionnaire where we asked a series of questions asking the teacher and students of Henderson Bay High School how they felt about the idea of Henderson Bay converting to a big picture school. Big picture school is an alternative way of learning and teaching; its mission statement is based off of three major principles.
The way big picture works isn't with your stereotypical boring teacher in their boring, beige classroom. Instead It all begins with your Advisor. Your Advisor will work with you and a small group of students to find what motivates and interest each student. Then you have your mentor, which could be from any profession such as, a lawyer, engineer, merchant, ect.., guides each student’s internship.The parent is actively enrolled as a resource to the BP community. And then last but not least, the student (and peers) interact to reinforce each others passion for real work in the real world. To learn more about a particular Big Picture School click here. ~Abigail |
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Big Picture Survey: Click on text or image below
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Spring Family Night
April 3 |
Internship Experiences
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For TCC Visitation Trip Click on Logo
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Big Picture Intro
Assembly April 1, 2018 |
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Car Museum Field Trip
March 28, 2018 Photos by
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Ross Gilbert Assembly
March 15, 2018
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Glass Art Museum
2/28/2018 Photos by Jai Fauna Solie 20 students and four advisors went to the Museum Of Glass last Wednesday on the 28th.
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Henderson Bay has no sports but other schools like Peninsula and Gig Harbor have sports and we as Henderson can get involved. You get to meet new people and meeting new people is important. Just because you are at a small school doesn't mean you can't participate.
PHS Spring Sports are coming up! Like track and field, girls tennis, and girls water polo. If you are interested check it out. So sign up and do your part to work on a team. Possible cut sports are: Baseball, Fastpitch, and Boys Soccer. Deadline at PHS is 2/26.
For More information on . PHS Click Here GIG HARBOR CLICK HERE ~Jacob
PHS Spring Sports are coming up! Like track and field, girls tennis, and girls water polo. If you are interested check it out. So sign up and do your part to work on a team. Possible cut sports are: Baseball, Fastpitch, and Boys Soccer. Deadline at PHS is 2/26.
For More information on . PHS Click Here GIG HARBOR CLICK HERE ~Jacob
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< Awards Assembly
February 14, 2018 Talent Show >
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Jim's Classic Garage Field Trip
February 13, 2018 Senior Presentations
Wednesday Presentations at 6:30 Art Makes Its Way To The North Stairwell
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New Student Lunch
1-30-2018 Photos by Jai |
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Gig Harbor Boatshop Maritime Mentorship
HBHS students met with master boat builders today at Gig Harbor Boatworks. The visit included meeting Guy Hoppen and his staff, a tour of their facilities and insight into their maritime mentorship program. Gig Harbor Boatworks is offering a mentorship opportunity to a handful of HBHS students. Starting next semester, our goal is to have students work at the boat shop one to two days a week until the end of the school learning the boat building trade from masters in the field. One student said, "You mean I could work down here twice a week during school, that would be awesome!" We could create individualized learning plans for the students to replace the seat time they miss while in the mentorship program. One of your students really shined today. Randal walked up to Guy, shook his hand and said, "Thank you very much!" He also expressed his interest in this mentorship program.
John Selfors Curriculum Facilitator-College, Career, and Life Readiness Attending the trip with Erin were: Isaac B, Devin C, Elijah C, Bryan E, Josh J, Justin K, Keith M, Kannon S, Coby S and Connor J
This trip was very cool! I liked seeing how they make the boats. ~Elijah
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Gig Harbor BoatShop Working to Preserve Gig Harbor's Historic Working Waterfront is this non profit community boatyard |
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2018
RESOLUTIONS Scroll Down Page 
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To learn results of the Pawliday Pet Drive CLICK HERE
Semester 2 Registration for Classes
Semester 2 offers some new classes, some additional classes and classes that cost money. The new classes are Reading Intervention and Yearbook. Additional classes include English 9 and English 11. Study Hall has moved to Room 209 in the computer lab. Classes which cost money are Advanced Art with a fee of $30 and Ethnic Foods which also costs $30. and advanced art the fee is $30. These are all classes to think about, find out about and maybe empty your wallet or purse for. ~Jacob |
Some of the photos from the Holiday Assembly....more to come. If you have photos to add, send them to pawz@pad401.net
Photos by Jai & John
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Let's Go Shopping
Photos by Jai
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Blood Drive 12/12/2017
Photos by Jacob Jacob's Point of View
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Hash - Slinging Slashers
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Food is so great! Henderson Bay incorporates a competition into Nutrition and Food Prep that gets students who want to cook doing so and being competitive. Right now the cooking class is split in half into two teams, and that means the class is competing.
There are the Hash-Slinging Slashers and Carrot Tops. The food that they're making is a breakfast food aimed at kids ages 2-15 years old. Hash Slinging Slashers are making something called Cup O’ Breakfast and it contains egg, cheese, spinach, tomato, and hash browns. Carrot Tops are making a Berry Blast Smoothie containing protein powder, peanut butter, strawberry, banana, milk, and ice. We had taste testers come in today to try them and we will see the who the winner is on Monday! The result was a tie so everyone is a winner! ~Jacob |
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Interact-Rotary Luncheon
12/5/2017 Photos by Jai On December 5th, 2017, Henderson Bay graciously held a Rotary luncheon for Midday Rotary and it was possibly the most student involved Rotary meeting at HBHS we’ve had so far.
Lindzy Jackson beautifully sang the National Anthem to start off the event, which segwayed into the Rotary pledge, formally initiating the meeting. Aidan and Nick sang, Celina danced and the Midday Rotary people got to hear the stories of different Henderson students. ~Nick |
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Hello Henderson
Meet the people working at Henderson Bay High School
in their own words.
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Want to get more than money from work? For info Click Here
Harbor Wild Watch Field Trip
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Wednesday 15th, some students went on a field trip to visit Harbor Wild Watch.
Very few of us did go, but we managed to have a good time learning about the animals that live in the harbor. It was a little bit rainy but we managed to stay dry enough under some tarps. It was a beautiful rainy day overall. We had more of an educational field trip this time around, yet every field trip we all learn something.
This time we got to learn about the harbor and the wildlife in it. Rachel and Stena were our guides, telling us about our beloved harbor and the animals in it. Each of us made a keychain out of a fuzzy stick and beads, each bead representing a salmon's life. It was a fun time going and meeting Rachel and Stena. ~JAI
Check out their facebook and follow them for an events they have. https://www.facebook.com/HarborWildWatch/
Very few of us did go, but we managed to have a good time learning about the animals that live in the harbor. It was a little bit rainy but we managed to stay dry enough under some tarps. It was a beautiful rainy day overall. We had more of an educational field trip this time around, yet every field trip we all learn something.
This time we got to learn about the harbor and the wildlife in it. Rachel and Stena were our guides, telling us about our beloved harbor and the animals in it. Each of us made a keychain out of a fuzzy stick and beads, each bead representing a salmon's life. It was a fun time going and meeting Rachel and Stena. ~JAI
Check out their facebook and follow them for an events they have. https://www.facebook.com/HarborWildWatch/
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New Student Lunch
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Photos by Jai and Heaven
We at Henderson Bay High School (HBHS) went on our first volunteer field trip with Habitat For Humanity. There was a small group for our first one, but hopefully in the future we will have a lot more people helping us out. This time around, we were helping move materials to help out so they can build more buildings for people who need them. All of us who went on this trip had a great time helping out. Even if we just moved stuff around, we all enjoyed helping others and each other.
It was raining like crazy, but we got done and had a lot of time left, so we arrived at school an hour early. But it is a fun and easy way to get volunteer hours. So if anyone needs volunteer hours, the volunteer trips are free, you just pay by helping out, that's all.
~Jai
It was raining like crazy, but we got done and had a lot of time left, so we arrived at school an hour early. But it is a fun and easy way to get volunteer hours. So if anyone needs volunteer hours, the volunteer trips are free, you just pay by helping out, that's all.
~Jai
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Fall Family Night
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The many faces of Sam
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Sam Miller, a Street Outreach Specialist, is teaming up with the Peninsula School District to work with not only the students, but also the staff to understand and work with substance abuse, and the simple, yet complex concept of growing up, and also intends to assist students and staff with drug related problems, may it be students who may be abusing drugs, to a staff member who has a loved one who is abusing substances. He will also just be offering guidance to students that need it, whether that means finding a homing shelter for you, or just being someone to talk to, he’s here for anyone. I talked with Sam about what he plans on doing here at Henderson Bay, and also what he looks forward to while working in the building.
He looks forward to working with students and sharing his wisdom with everyone here, although the whole idea of working in a high school is intimidating. I am very, very excited to see him around Henderson Bay because as a recovering addict, I can learn a lot from someone who has been recovering much longer than I have. During his speech, he gave us a little peek at his life, including his time in jail, his struggles to clean from substances, and also gave us a look into his family life. Sam is a very honest, genuine human being and we are so, so excited to see him around Henderson Bay! ~Nick |
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Jace constructed an amazing diver game
from common items in Lisa's science class. Check out the video for a full explanation and demonstration. |
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Around school and new student lunch Sept 8
Photos by Jai Recent Reviews
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- This website has been created and maintained by an employee of the Peninsula School District. To access the District’s primary website, please visit https://psd401.net. The Peninsula School District does not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, creed, religion, color, national origin, age, honorably discharged veteran or military status, sexual orientation including gender expression or identity, the presence of any sensory, mental, or physical disability, or the use of a trained dog guide or service animal by a person with a disability in its programs and activities and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups. Inquiries regarding compliance and/or grievance procedures may be directed to the District’s Title IX and Compliance Officer, Dan Gregory, at (253) 530-1009, email gregoryd@psd401.net or the Section 504 and ADA Coordinator, Dolorita Reandeau, at (253) 530-1080, email reandeaud@psd401.net. Mailing address: 14015 62nd Ave. NW, Gig Harbor, WA 98332.
Coverage below is from 2016-17 School Year
Staff wishes you an Amazing Summer
Photo by Celina
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Senior's Last Week |
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Mariner Fieldtrip June 1, 2017
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On May 24, 2017, 25 students and six staff from Henderson Bay High School tackled the slopes of Rainier by snowshoe. Here's a glimpse of the adventure.
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Mount Rainier Field Trip . May 24, 2017
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Senior Awards Assembly
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Yesterday evening at Harbor Ridge Middle School, Henderson Bay hosted their first Senior Scholarship Awards night. In the past scholarships were combined with graduation, meaning that there was less time for scholarship recipients to meet and thank their donors. This way, graduation will be shorter and more personal. A huge shoutout goes to Robin, Linda and Terry for encouraging the graduating class to complete their notebooks and organizing the event. They have been incredible in helping me realize how important these opportunities are and why they shouldn’t be passed up and I hope that’s the case for my graduating classmates as well. These past months have been the best in my four years of high school and I’m excited to see what the future brings! ~Bre
Debbie Macomber visits Henderson
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There are two people to thank for the Debbie Macomber visit: Shaina and Robin. One day, Shaina was in Robin’s office and saw a novel by Debbie, telling her how much she loves Ms. Macomber. Working her magic, Robin pulled the strings together to arrange Debbie’s visit during fourth period. Not only is she a fabulous author and kind, pure and energetic spirit, she is based in Port Orchard and is a Washington native! She is funny, honest and blunt, down to earth and positive. It was like having a motivational speaker in the room.
Debbie and Robin’s mother went to high school together, which is how this pleasant visit was arranged. She also has twelve successful novels under her belt that have hit the number one spot on the New York Times bestseller list. Her determination to be a writer began as early as thirteen years old when she wrote a short fictional story. However, Macomber’s life was not always what it appears to be today.
She didn’t learn to read until the fifth grade due to her dyslexia. Her teacher would force her to stay inside during recess until she finished her spelling and writing. With as much determination in that body, the goal she someday hoped to accomplish seemed like a long shot. While starting off as a young writer after graduating high school, manuscript after manuscript was rejected.
Debbie admitted that the letters of disappointment that arrived in her mailbox was not where she learned rejection from; it was being turned down by a classmate of hers that she invited to every Sadie Hawkin’s dance for four years in a row during high school. She said since then, she has always known that she is a natural born writer looking to develop her story writing abilities. -BRE
Debbie and Robin’s mother went to high school together, which is how this pleasant visit was arranged. She also has twelve successful novels under her belt that have hit the number one spot on the New York Times bestseller list. Her determination to be a writer began as early as thirteen years old when she wrote a short fictional story. However, Macomber’s life was not always what it appears to be today.
She didn’t learn to read until the fifth grade due to her dyslexia. Her teacher would force her to stay inside during recess until she finished her spelling and writing. With as much determination in that body, the goal she someday hoped to accomplish seemed like a long shot. While starting off as a young writer after graduating high school, manuscript after manuscript was rejected.
Debbie admitted that the letters of disappointment that arrived in her mailbox was not where she learned rejection from; it was being turned down by a classmate of hers that she invited to every Sadie Hawkin’s dance for four years in a row during high school. She said since then, she has always known that she is a natural born writer looking to develop her story writing abilities. -BRE
The sealed deck tournament held on Monday, May 15th had 8 participants, there were 3 rounds. The best cards people got were Cryptic Command: $61.07, Gideon of the Trials: $19.05, Liliana, Death’s Majesty: $17.50, 2x Nissa, Steward of Elements: $13.59 each, Glorybringer: $6.99, Kefnet the Mindful: $5.98, Irrigated Farmland: $4.90, Never//Return( Foil): $4.32, Liliana’s Mastery: $2.55, Anointed Proccesion: $4.19, and Canyon Slough:$2.23. Seated left to right are Lilith, Vivian, Greg, Josh and Alex.
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WATER FOUNTAIN DEDICATIONMAY 5, 2017
Today was the official ribbon cutting ceremony for the new refillable water fountain. The process of receiving the fountain from a grant took two years and was a job taken on by multiple leadership students during the two year window including Erik Clarkson. There was a raffle basket with every student’s name in the school. The winners for the plastic bottles were Brennan and Sierra. Stainless steel water bottles were awarded to our Superintendent Rob Manahan, Assistant Superintendent Dan Gregory and Bob Dyckman. Because Aidan and Gavin were the masterminds behind the logo featured on the water bottles and originally produced for "Henderson Pawz", they did the honors of cutting the ribbon. ~Story by Bre
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Habitat for Humanity
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May 3 was the Habitat for Humanity field trip where students worked on houses for people who aren't fortunate enough to have a place to live. I wanted to talk to the people who went on this trip to see what it was like and its impact. I interviewed Sully and Aidan. This is what they had to say about the trip.
Sully: To me the field trip was about helping people who are the exact same as me but just aren't as blessed, I got a chance to feel like I was finally really doing something about a problem that there is in the country that has been a thing for just about forever. Going on the trip let me meet new people who I knew where good people because we were all there trying to help out people and make a difference. Overall I thought that the trip was a great experience and I'd like to go on another one like it sometime.
Aidan: To me the Habitat for Humanity trip was an amazing experience, it gave me a chance to feel less like just another person who keeps to himself and goes through life and more like someone who gets out and does stuff and really makes an effort to try and help others around them. It made me feel really good about myself, it boosted my confidence and made me feel overall more happy with myself and the life that I live. Going on the field trip gave me a chance to actually physically show that I'm grateful for the life that I live and that I'll do my best in order to make other people's lives great.
~Ryan
Sully: To me the field trip was about helping people who are the exact same as me but just aren't as blessed, I got a chance to feel like I was finally really doing something about a problem that there is in the country that has been a thing for just about forever. Going on the trip let me meet new people who I knew where good people because we were all there trying to help out people and make a difference. Overall I thought that the trip was a great experience and I'd like to go on another one like it sometime.
Aidan: To me the Habitat for Humanity trip was an amazing experience, it gave me a chance to feel less like just another person who keeps to himself and goes through life and more like someone who gets out and does stuff and really makes an effort to try and help others around them. It made me feel really good about myself, it boosted my confidence and made me feel overall more happy with myself and the life that I live. Going on the field trip gave me a chance to actually physically show that I'm grateful for the life that I live and that I'll do my best in order to make other people's lives great.
~Ryan
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Have you thought about giving blood but didn't know what to expect? Here is what it takes to maybe save a life. ~Photos by Gavin |
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"I'm about 73% sure they are not vampires", - Logan
"Donating blood will make you feel good about yourself." - Tyler
"They are really kind," "It's good to give back to the community" - Logan
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Terra cotta Warrior Trip to Pacific Science Center
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New Student Lunch |
On Friday, April 14th, 2017 Peter’s leadership class: Libby, Morgan, Justin, Maggie and myself welcomed our new students for the fourth quarter by having lunch with them. Luckily, Mr. Manahan was in the building to welcome the new students and say a few words after Brian spoke to the new students. It’s a surreal feeling to think that the final quarter of the school year snuck up on us. It feels like yesterday that I was in the new students’ shoes having lunch with a group of people new to Henderson Bay for the first semester of the 2016-2017 school year.
“The advantage is that it’s always good to have a fresh start. At Henderson you get to be who you really are. I think all three [Peninsula, Gig Harbor and Henderson] are awesome schools for the different experiences they have given me. Henderson is the most relationship oriented where I have been able to get to know students on a more personal basis.” -Brian With there being only a couple of months left for the school year, students should give it their all and continue to produce quality work. There are so many different reasons the students that walk through the doors of Henderson Bay High School made the decision to come to our school, but whatever the reason we are lucky to have our family continue to grow! ~Bre |
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MASSAI Warriors visit HBHS.
Coming of Age once involved killing a lion. Now you educate your village. Have a great week! |
Impressionism & Post Impressionism
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Technology Intern Team Member: 20 hour per week job working for PSD For Info Click |
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Sweatshirts are currently on sale! The deadline to turn in the order from is Friday, April 14 before Spring Break starts so they can arrive when you return. Forms can be found in the office by Linda’s desk. The different color combinations are blue and yellow which is shown to the left white and purple pink and black. If you want a different color combination talk to Terry and she will help you out! Keep in mind if you do want a different color combination than the ones being sold, there may be an additional charge. Forms will be coming around to classes Thursday. Also, the sweatshirt sale is Libby’s project for leadership so if any other questions come up, definitely feel free to ask her as well! |
To earn hours for the forty hours required for culminating project, Tara is having a pet food drive.
All donations brought in to Henderson Bay will be donated to the Humane Society’s pet food pantry program. The pantry provides pet food for low income families and even for the homeless that have pets. It is a special feature the shelter offers. Please support Tara by bringing in dry cat and dog food, canned cat and dog food and dog treats as well! Please be aware that dogs at the Humane Society cannot have milk bones! ~Story by Bre
All donations brought in to Henderson Bay will be donated to the Humane Society’s pet food pantry program. The pantry provides pet food for low income families and even for the homeless that have pets. It is a special feature the shelter offers. Please support Tara by bringing in dry cat and dog food, canned cat and dog food and dog treats as well! Please be aware that dogs at the Humane Society cannot have milk bones! ~Story by Bre
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For the current semester leadership students are required to complete what is called a major project. For Libby’s project, she will be in charge of sweatshirt sales which is a continuation of a project a student completed last semester. Order forms for sweatshirts will be floating around to classrooms shortly and will be in the main office also. Justin is in charge of making announcements at each classroom as well as posters for Henderson’s upcoming field trips. Morgan is piloting a new project which is the most interesting to me. He will be in charge of the sales for the water bottles. The plastic bottle will be sold for $4 and the stainless steel will be sold for $8. What makes this project amazing besides the fact that it will be a new project is that the water bottles will have the Henderson Pawz logo on the bottle! ~Bre |
The school is installing a water bottle refilling station so we will have water bottles for sale. There is a stainless steel water bottle and a plastic water bottle with the Henderson Bay logo on them. The metal one is 25 oz and is $8. The plastic one is 20 oz and $4. Purchase from Terry.
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Scholarship Hunting~Story by Abby
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Senior Projects |
Annie's Fish Food DriveStory by BreGig Harbor Peninsula Fish Food Drive For Annie’s culminating senior project, she is partnering with the Gig Harbor Peninsula Fish Food Bank. She is currently working on designing boxes that will be placed in every classroom. On the poster Ally designed, donations can be canned fruits and vegetables, protein, pasta, cereal, meal preparation, baking products, soups and beverages. The food drive will run from Thursday, March 16th until Friday, March 24th. All donations that are brought in should be placed neatly in the box located either outside or inside your first period classroom.
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Poster by Morgan
Flyer by Ally
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Museum
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Ryan on Mini
Abby on Classic
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Computer Lab UpgradeStory by Gavin
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Family Night 3/14/17Door Prize Winners
Mariner Tickets Shawn Bauman Dave Henderson Celina Isgrigg Movie Tickets: Trenton Wood Sees Candy: Ann Henderson Chantel Anderson Sweatshirt: Michelle Bauman |
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What Happens
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Spring Family Night
Thought about working in health care? Here is a great summer intern opportunity.
Spend time at *Gig Harbor Fire Medic 1 *St Anthony Hospital *Mary Bridge (Tacoma) *Cottesmore Care Center June 26-29 For Information Click Here |
Water Bottle Project
Larger Stainless Blue with logo is priced at $8. The smaller plastic bottle with logo is only $4. |
The buttons below are quick links to information for Seniors
Mid Winter Break Message Click Here
Valentine Lunch 2-14-2017 ....For More
WE WANT YOUR PHOTO IN FRONT OF THE WING ART AT BASE OF SOUTH STAIRWELL. SEND PICS TO pawz@psd401.net
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Valentine Roses info Click Here
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Flex your wings.
Be the ART! It's easy. Just get a picture of yourself in front of the Butterfly Wings at the base of the South Stairwell. If you are short, jump. If you are tall....actually the wings are quite tall. This is a how to soar with eagles. Rise above. .....Join in. For the story behind the art click here! When you get the perfect photo....email it to pawz@psd401.net. We'll do the rest. |
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At Henderson Pawz.... we aim to deliver accurate, up-to-date information concerning the Henderson community. Our newspaper is for student expression promoting and celebrating our diverse school. We include upcoming events, HBHS news, personal interest stories, student expression, video and opinion.
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MLK Story, Letter & Video Here
Book Trailer Animation Complete Here Tate's Can Project Here Christmas Events Page Here Rotary-Interact Lunch Here Bob Mortimer Assembly Here PAWZ Logo Story Here Thanksgiving Thoughts Video Here Salon Day Here Amanda Beard Assembly Here EMP to MOPOP Here Veteran Assembly Here Rabbit Stew Project Here Habitat for Humanity Here Revisit Fall Family Night Here Superintendent Visit Here New Students Here Students with Jobs Here Sweatshirt project. |