Huntington County Community School Corporation

During the most recent school board meeting on March 20, members of Huntington County Community School Corporation were invited to be recognized for displaying HCCSC‘s core values. The members were grouped by Executive Secretary Cindy Gray and thanked and congratulated by Superintendent John Trout and Director of Elementary Education Jay Peters. They also gave a brief summary of the recipients’ achievements.

The HCCSC Board of School Trustees formally approved the hiring of Jaymee Wappes as the next principal of Riverview Middle School during Monday night’s board meeting. Wappes, who currently serves as Riverview’s assistant principal and athletic director, will take over as the principal starting in the 2023-24 school year, as current Riverview principal James Bragg will be retiring following the 2022-23 school year.

HNHS FFA students and committee members hosted the “Blue and Gold Rush Huntington North Alumni Banquet.” This annual event took place Feb. 25 at the Huntington County Fairgrounds to appreciate alumni and other supporters. The supporters enjoyed a night that included dinner and was sprinkled with music, entertainment and an understanding of how their donations serve the HNHS FFA program.

Huntington North recently received donations from the Amazon Distribution Center and the Huntington County Sheets Wildlife Museum. These donations will be used by the HNHS vocational programs through the Learning Center and the HNHS FFA program.

During the most recent school board meeting on Feb. 27, members of Huntington County Community School Corporation 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 and Director of Elementary Education Jay Peters. Director of Secondary Education Chuck Brimbury then gave a brief summary of their achievements.