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Huntington North Green Team Leaders present to the School Board in proposing a tree nursery at the Huntington North Learning Center in partnership with the City of Huntington.

Board of Trustees Appoints Longtime Educator and Community Champion to Lead Huntington County Community Schools

After an exhaustive nationwide search, the HCCS Board of Trustees has named Chuck Brimbury — a 30-year educator with deep roots in Huntington — as the district's 10th superintendent, reaffirming its commitment to putting every student first, every day.

Huntington North Alum Max Robrock credits high school experiences with providing the foundation for his entrepreneurial journey.

Andrews Elementary 5th Grade students create and propose a partnership with a local artist to create a mural that will unite the community.

Pathfinder Services recognizes Huntington North High School's exceptional collaboration in the Pre-Employment Transition Services program with their prestigious 2025 Community Partnership Award.

HCCS recognized Lane Canvin, the Crestview Middle School Swim Team, and Horace Mann’s Jeanne Paff at the April 28 board meeting for their outstanding achievements in academics, athletics, and music education.

The Huntington County Community School preschool program continues to expand with plans to open at Roanoke Elementary in August 2025, bringing the district closer to its goal of having a preschool in every elementary building.

The Huntington County Community Learning Center celebrates recent milestones including independent district status, equipment ownership, and planned program expansions.

Huntington County elementary schools showcased their mathematical talents at the 29th annual M.A.T.H. Bowl Competition hosted by Roanoke Elementary School, with Roanoke claiming first place in the Red Class division.

Huntington North High School is exceptionally prepared to implement Indiana's new diploma requirements that offer students greater flexibility and customization beginning with the class of 2029.

The Huntington North High School Green Team presented plans to transform an unused strip of land near the school parking lot into a sustainable native plant garden featuring paths and benches for all students to enjoy.

Huntington County Community Schools honored outstanding students, staff, and community partners at the March 24, 2025, Board Meeting for their remarkable achievements and contributions.

Huntington County Community Schools is introducing an innovative K9 safety programto support student well-being, and provide unique detection capabilities through a collaborative effort between local law enforcement and Bowen Health.

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The Viking Success Academy provides students with the support, mentorship, and resources needed to overcome academic challenges, recover credits, and achieve graduation success.

Record Breaking Student Athletes, State-Bound Groups and Alumni honored during Core Values.

The January 27th school board meeting featured a presentation by Director Chuck Brimbury and Superintendent John Trout, highlighting key student transfer trends and plans to improve retention within Huntington Community Schools.

Huntington County Community Schools announced the addition of Austin Bullock as a new School Resource Officer (SRO) during the December 16th Public School Board Meeting, continuing the district's commitment to student safety and community collaboration.

Huntington County Community Schools celebrated the achievements of Kevin Yarger, Huntington North Band students, and the Varsity Football Team at the December Board Meeting.

At the November 25, 2024, board meeting, HCCS celebrated Alice Friesen’s remarkable 9th-place finish at the Girls State Cross Country Meet, showcasing her dedication and alignment with the district's core values.

Cocojo's Campground's first Annual Car Show raised $1,002.75 for Blessings in a Backpack, supporting weekend meals for Huntington County students in need.

At the October 28th School Board meeting, Huntington County Community Schools approved United With Love's proposal for a new community garden at the former Kriegbaum Field, aimed at providing fresh produce and fostering community ties.

The "Beyond the Bash" program, introduced at the October 28th HCCSC Board Meeting, aims to meet the year-round needs of local students through a mobile care trailer stocked with essential items.

At the October 14, 2024, HCCSC board meeting, over $124,988 in donations and grants were reviewed, supporting various programs such as robotics, STEM education, and extracurricular activities across the district’s schools.

The Huntington North High School Marching Band and Show Choir are set to compete at prestigious national events in Orlando during Spring Break 2026, offering students valuable performance and educational opportunities while supported by fundraising efforts.

The Huntington County Community School Corporation announced Mrs. Angie Grube as the new English Language Learner Program Coordinator to support the district's growing EL population.

Andrews Elementary Teacher represents Huntington in Model Schools Conference in Orlando, Florida.

Huntington City Police Officer Daniel Lowes joins HCCSC as newest School Resource Officer

Viridian Architectural Design Inc. President Terry Thornsbury and HCCSC Director of Maintenance Rich Hertel discuss HVAC System updates and 'right sizing' opportunities at Salamonie Elementary School.

Director of Marketing & Communications proposes new website developer for District.

Board member honors the Crestview Middle School Boys Golf Team, the Jr. Vikes Swim Team, Huntington North Choirs, 1501 Robotics, Crestview Academic Super Bowl, and Board Member Ryan Wall

CFO Valerie Moore provides financial statements for the months of March and April 2024.

Principal McLaughlin provides information on IU High School Online and Apex Learning Programs

Director of CTE Programming Tiffanney Drummond explains the Area 18 cooperative and the continual involvement in developing Career and Technical Education opportunities for Huntington.

Corporation Nurse Meg Friesen shares information on partnerships, processes and programs related to mental health in Huntington County.

Terry Thornsbury of Viridian Architectural Design presents potential plans for Huntington North High School.

Virtual CFO Becky Smith provides the financial reports for February 2024 and introduces a new Historical Comparison Report for board members to review.

Director of Food Service provides details and updates on summer meal programs, free breakfast for 24-25 school year and changes to meal costs.

The school board approves the revision to the 24-25 school year calendar which removes scheduled two-hour delays and reverts back to standard 30-minute delays.

Assistant Principal Jarod Hammel summarizes the SAT as a platform, in practice and performance at Huntington North High School.

Local famers and volunteers invest into the youth of Huntington County through various activities in the classroom and at the fairgrounds.

President Matt Roth addresses recent charges filed against former Business Manager

The school board asked to address and discuss the workings on policies of homeschool student involvment in IHSAA sanctioned sports and school extracurricular activities.

Public Health Officer Dr. Matt Pflieger and Environmental Health Specialist Alicia Symons address water safety concerns to the school board.

The school board continues discussions over the district calendar in aims to provide balance in providing a schedule that will foster positive outcomes for students and supportive environement for all stakeholders

Pair of Learning Center students sign with local employers

Mrs. Neal leads the way in developing engaging lessons that allow students to thrive in learning phonics and social-emotional skills.

The IU Honors Program in Foreign Languages offers the opportunity for HNHS students in Spanish classes to embark on a once in a lifetime trip to Spain

Huntington North Quiz Bowl prepares for state finals.

AP Environmental Science course prepares to dive into real world experiences.

School board approves agreement between Huntington County Sheriff's Department and HCCSC

HCCSC opens preschool at Andrews Elementary.

Huntington North students can earn up to one year of college in high school through 1+3 Viking/Forester Early Entry Program.

HCCSC and the Town of Warren develop agreement on land near Salamonie School

Horace Mann hosts an annual event that promotes literacy, exploration and community building through an engaging walk through Riverview and Horace Mann Campus.