CALLING ALL SENIORS AND SENIOR PARENTS!!!

You can register to participate here: Senior All Night Registration .  

Parents, you can sign up to volunteer here

 Senior All Night Party VOLUNTEERS

Paper registration forms are in the Counseling Office at Hickman.

HAPPY SENIOR SEASON!!!

SENIOR EVENTS/DATES

Senior Awards Ceremony

Tuesday, May 21, 7:00 pm

Auditorium

Senior Memories Assembly

Wednesday, May 22, 10:00 am

Auditorium

Senior Picnic

Wednesday, May 22,

12 noon - 3:00 pm

Stephens Lake Park

Graduation Rehearsal

(mandatory)

Friday, May 24, 8:00 am

Mizzou Arena

Graduation

Saturday, May 25, 6:00 pm

Mizzou Arena

Senior All Night Party

May 25, 11:00 pm

Hearnes Fieldhouse

STUDENT ACTIVITIES

 

All Hickman High School organizations and activities are under the supervision of a faculty sponsor appointed by the principal. Major meetings and events are to be scheduled at least one (1) month in advance through the assistant principal for activities/athletics’ office. The assistant principal for student activities/athletics or the principal must approve the scheduling of all student activities. In order to reap the full benefits of the Hickman experience, students are encouraged to participate in the activities program.  Students who are not involved in school-sponsored and supervised activities or are not working with a staff member are required to leave school facilities and grounds by 4:25 p.m. Make transportation arrangements in advance.

ACADEMIC & ATHLETIC ELIGIBILITY

MSHSAA Information

 

It is the student’s responsibility to make sure they are eligible to participate in athletics or other MSHSAA sponsored activities. If the student has any problems, questions or concerns, they should be remedied BEFORE the beginning of the season and preferably during registration. Parents can assist by understanding a few of the general guidelines and rules for MSHSAA eligibility.

 

For a student to maintain eligibility:

For academic eligibility, students must be enrolled in and have earned the previous semester 80% of the

maximum allowable credits. For what this means to Hickman students, please see the table below.

Correspondence courses do not count as part of the required credits.

Dual enrolled students during the regular semester may count college courses may count up to 1.0 credit per semester toward eligibility as follows:

½ credit for a 3 hour college class or 1 credit for a 5 hour college class

***Please see your grade level counselor or the athletic director if this applies to you***

Summer school classes may count up to 1 credit towards eligibility for fall participation if:

The class is required for LOCAL graduation

The class is in a core content area (language arts, math, science, or social studies)

If you have any questions, please contact J.D. Coffman, Athletic Director, at 214-3011. To contact MSHSAA, call 875-4880. 

  For FALL SEMESTER participation,

a student must:

Senior

· Have earned at least 3.5 credits in the spring semester junior year

· Be enrolled in at least 3.5 credit-earning classes

Junior

· Have earned at least 3.0 credits in the spring semester sophomore year with a Sophomore Seminar.

· Be enrolled in at least 3.5 credit-earning classes

Soph.

· Have earned at least 3.0 credits in the spring semester freshman year with a Freshman Advisory.

· Be enrolled in at least 3.0 credit-earning classes and Sophomore Seminar.

Fresh.

· Promotion from 8 ^th grade

· Be enrolled in at least 3.0 credit-earning classes and Freshman Advisory.

For WINTER SEMESTER participation,

a student must:

· Have earned at least 3.5 credits in the fall semester senior year

· Be enrolled in at least 3.5 credit-earning classes

· Have earned at least 3.5 credits in the fall semester junior year

· Be enrolled in at least 3.5 credit-earning classes

· Have earned at least 3.0 credits in the fall semester sophomore year with a Sophomore Seminar.

· Be enrolled in at least 3.0 credit-earning classes and Sophomore Seminar.

· Have earned at least 3.0 credits in the fall semester freshman year with a Freshman Advisory.

· Be enrolled in at least 3.0 credit-earning classes and Freshman Advisory.

GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP CODE FOR PLAYERS, COACHES, AND FANS.

1. Maintain pride in self and school.

2.   Strive to keep high standards of conduct

3.   Cheering is always encouraged for one’s own team.

4.   No taunts, chants, noises, cheers, jeers, songs, profanity, signs, noisemakers, or motions directed to the opposing team, coach, school, or officials are allowed. Treat everyone with respect.

5.   No disrespect will be shown to the opposing team during introductions.

6.   No continuous standing, except in the designated student spirit section where standing is permitted.

7. Abide by the decisions of officials.

8. Accept victory or defeat graciously.

9. Hickman High School grounds (inside and outside) are, by R-7 Board policy, a tobacco-free environment. The no smoking policy will be enforced inside and outside on school property and includes any activities involving Hickman students held off campus.