FAQ

New students can enroll by visiting the Huntington County Community Schools Administrative Center or any of our schools, with required documents, including proof of residency, birth certificate, immunization records, and previous school transcripts. Parents/Guardians should also bring a photo ID. 

New Student Enrollment Form

School boundaries are determined by your residential address. You can check which school serves your area by using our online boundary tool or by calling our Administrative Center. Students must attend their designated school unless approved for an in-district transfer.

School Boundaries

Yes, we provide bus transportation for eligible students.  Bus routes and stops are published before each school year begins. Parents can access route information through our transportation department, PowerSchool, and supported applications.

Transportation Department

We offer breakfast and lunch programs at all schools. Families may qualify for free or reduced-price meals based on income guidelines. Applications are available online or at school offices and can be submitted at any time during the school year. Indiana participates in federal nutrition programs.

HCCS Food Service

With Graduation Pathways, students are able to individualize their graduation requirements to align to their postsecondary goal of Enrollment, Employment, or Enlistment leading to service. No longer must all students fit into the same academic mold, but rather, they can choose the high school options that best meet their postsecondary goals and aspirations.  Beginning with the graduating class of 2023, Indiana high school students must satisfy all three of the following Graduation Requirements:

1. Earn credits necessary for a High School Diploma;
2. Learn and Demonstrate Employability Skills; AND
3. Demonstrate Postsecondary-Ready Competencies

Indiana Department of Education/GraduationPathways

We provide comprehensive special education services in accordance with federal and state laws. Parents can request evaluations through their child's school. We also offer 504 plans for students who need accommodations but don't qualify for special education. Our special services team works with families to develop appropriate individualized plans.

Special Services

Students have access to computers, tablets, or Chromebooks depending on grade level. Our schools offer 1:1 device programs where students have the opportunity to take devices home.

Technology Department

HCCS is in partnership with various entities throughout Huntington County that provide after-school care for families.  These programs typically provide supervision, homework help, and enrichment activities.  Navigate to the Community section of our website for additional information.

We communicate through multiple channels, including our district website, our communications platform, ParentSquare.  We partner with local news and radio stations in the announcement of delays and cancellations.  Parents should ensure their contact information is current in our student information system. Emergency notifications are sent for weather-related closures and safety situations.

Our high school and learning center offer various CTE programs, including healthcare, manufacturing, information technology, agriculture, business, automotive, welding, public safety, robotics, and more!  Students can earn industry certifications and college credit through dual enrollment partnerships. We also coordinate with regional career centers to provide additional specialized training opportunities.

Huntington North Learning Center