The junior high football team will host the first round of playoffs this Thursday, October 17th, at 5:30 PM at Warrior Field. We are thrilled for our junior high team! We encourage everyone to come out and show your support!
Warrior Fans, it's time to support your Warriors this Thursday, October 17th! We will have a school pink-out day to support Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Elementary students may dress down for $1 by wearing pink shirts with jeans or uniform bottoms. High school students may dress down for $1 by wearing pink shirts with jeans or uniform bottoms and pink accessories. That evening, keep your pink on and support Junior High Football at Warrior Field at 5:30 pm for the first round of playoffs, or head over to the HCS gym to support your Lady Warriors Volleyball team as they take on Ellender at 4:30 pm and 5:30 pm.
This week at HCS!
Support our Lady Warriors Softball team by getting involved in their holiday craft fair! They are currently seeking vendors to join in. If you're interested, please reach out to Brittany Lovell at 985-856-3222 or via email at blovell326@gmail.com.
The seventh-grade class created DNA models using candy and explored some genetic coding to prepare for our upcoming lessons on genetics.
HCS Boys Basketball is putting on a fall break hoops shooting clinic on Monday, October 14th from 9am-Noon in the HCS gym. This is open to the public.
First-grade students were enjoying their Bible lesson with Mrs. Debbie!
6A is keeping it real with D.A.R.E.! Learning about making decisions and the consequences that follow with Sgt. Sara LaChico.
It's that time of year! Support the Booster Club by placing an ad in the Fall Sports Program. Ads are due by Friday, October 18th.
https://houma-christian-school.square.site/product/sports-program/101?cs=true&cst=custom
Thanks for supporting the food drive today! It was a huge success. Go Warriors!
Girls junior high softball tryouts will be held on Tuesday, Oct. 22nd, from 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm @ Bayou Country Sports Park for girls in 6th - 8th grades. Please bring a bat, glove, cleats, helmet, face mask, and water. If you have any questions, please contact Coach Brooke @ brooke_adams@houmachristianschool.com.
In celebration of National Custodians Day on October 2, we want to extend a heartfelt thank you to our incredible team. Our maintenance supervisor Ms. Shanna and our custodians, Mr. Oscar and Ms. Tina, are precious members of our Warrior Family. Their hard work, dedication, and attention to detail ensure that our space remains clean, safe, and welcoming. We appreciate all that you do!
We had some incredibly creative 4-H students who participated in the Pumpkin Contest for our October meeting. Congratulations to the winners: 1st Place - Jack White, 1st Place - Maeve Usie, 2nd Place - Raegan Bufkin, and 3rd Place - Greyson Pitre.
6A is learning about making safe and responsible choices through D.A.R.E. with Sgt. Sara Lachico.
Girls junior high and varsity basketball tryouts will be held on Monday, Oct. 14th, from 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm. Please bring a current physical, water, and tennis shoes. This will be a closed tryout. If you cannot make this tryout but are interested, please email Coach Jamar @ jamar_celestine@houmachristianschool.com.
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HCS elementary will host a special Veterans Day Program on November 11th at 9am to honor and celebrate our veterans.
Mrs. Christin's 4A class designed an electromagnet that simulates a junkyard electromagnet.
Great Day in Guidance! Seniors are starting to apply to college and scholarships! We are so proud of our Warriors ready to take on the world.
HCS high school will host a special Veterans Day program and chapel on November 8th at 8:45 AM to honor and celebrate our veterans. Please complete this form for any veterans you wish to recognize during the program. We will acknowledge all submitted names, and veterans are also welcome to attend with their family.
https://forms.gle/BQy5JKfiTjUuUszaA
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Students in Biology I honors traveled to LUMCON for an educational excursion to explore coastal Louisiana in Cocodrie. The students looked at biodiversity, water quality, pH, and water salinity, and completed a squid dissection.
