Huntington County Community School Corporation

Andrews Elementary School third grade teacher Debbie Thieme and Riverview Middle School choir teacher Danielle Webb have been named as HCCSC’s Primary and Secondary Teachers of the Year for the 2022–23 school year, the district announced during the annual end-of-year awards program on Friday morning.

During the most recent school board meeting on May 22, 35 HCCSC members were invited to be recognized for displaying HCCSC‘s core value of High Expectations, High Achievement and Accountability. The members were grouped by Executive Secretary Cindy Gray and thanked and congratulated by Superintendent John Trout. Director of Elementary Education Jay Peters then gave a brief summary of the recipients’ achievements.

Current Huntington North High School junior Gloria Friesen has the opportunity to travel across seas to Spain this summer to participate in the Indiana University Honors Program in Foreign Languages. Friesen has taken Spanish courses for many years and is excited to immerse herself in the language and culture.

During the most recent school board meeting on May 8, six HCCSC members were invited to be recognized for displaying HCCSC‘s core value of High Expectations, High Achievement and Accountability. The members were grouped by Executive Secretary Cindy Gray and thanked and congratulated by Superintendent John Trout. Trout also gave a brief summary of the recipients’ achievements.

The HCCSC Board of School Trustees approved the hirings of Zach Baker as Riverview Middle School's assistant principal and athletics director and Eric Thompson as Huntington North High School's boys basketball head coach during Monday night's board meeting.

HCCSC Board of School Trustees member J. Ryan Wall was recognized at Monday night's board meeting for receiving an Advanced Award from the Indiana School Board Association’s Exemplary Governance Awards program.

Huntington North High School has many clubs that operate daily, completing difficult tasks and striving to make Huntington County a better place. One of these many clubs is called Huntington Youth Leaders (HYL), an 8-month long program that is made up solely of sophomores who wish to participate in creating service projects that will benefit their community. This club is sponsored by Dave Harvey and Ruthann Rust, two HNHS teachers who wish to see underclassmen thrive in their leadership.