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Stronger Together

Principal's Message

HMK's focus is to put each student first every day. As we embark on this new school year, our priority is to ensure that students receive the best education from the high-quality educators at HMK. Students, Educators, and the Community are essential in creating the best school. We will continue to be Stronger as we Work Together. -Mrs. Tatton

Mission

The Mission of our school to put each student first, every day.

News & Announcements

Picture Day!

Dear Parents, Attached you will find a PDF of our school’s picture day flyer. The PDF is hyperlinked directly to our schools online ordering event. All that needs to be done to go to our online event is to click anywhere on either page of the attached PDF. This will then take you directly to our schools ordering page. You can also access the online ordering portal by going to www.mymjthomas.com and entering our schools event password (located on the 2nd page of this PDF). You may also print this order form and attach a check or cash and bring it in on picture day!

Covid Update - Important - Classes Cancelled for High School Sept. 7th - Sept. 10th

GCSD currently has had 10 staff members and 8 students test positive at Grand County High School, and 3 teachers and 4 students test positive at HMK. We are unable to provide substitutes for this many staff members. We will be cancelling school and any after-school activities for Grand County High School next week from Tuesday, Sept. 7-10. All athletics and/or after-school events both on and off campus are also cancelled. Custodians will be doing a deep cleaning during this time. If we need to cancel classes at Margaret L. Hopkin Middle School or Helen M. Knight Elementary, we will send out a notification of that in a later message. The Health Department, Moab Regional Hospital, County Commission, and Grand County School District is putting in place a mandatory mask mandate beginning next Wednesday, Sept. 8 for PreK-12 for 30 days. This includes all students, staff, volunteers, and parents, regardless of vaccination. Grand County High School will resume classes on Monday, Sept. 13.