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A composite image of two photos taken on stage at a DECA competition. In the left photo, a young man and woman, both wearing business attire and DECA medals, smile while holding their awards. In the right photo, a young man in a suit excitedly holds up his DECA award, while other competitors wearing medals stand in the background. The stage is lit with bright lights, and a large screen with the DECA logo and competition branding is visible behind them.
Howell High School Students Advance to International DECA Competition
03/20/2025
Three Howell High School students qualify for the DECA International Competition.
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A promotional graphic for Howell High School Performing Arts Department's production of Chicago: Teen Edition. The title "CHICAGO" is displayed in bold, red neon-style letters, with the letter "O" stylized as a handcuff. Below, "TEEN EDITION" is written in a similar red neon font. The performance dates are listed as April 11 & 12 at 7:00 p.m. and April 13 at 2:00 p.m., with the location at Howell High School, Rod Bushey Performing Arts Center. The background is black, with elegant white script at the top stating "Howell High School Performing Arts Department presents.
Razzle Dazzle Hits Howell High School: “Chicago: Teen Edition” Takes the Stage
03/20/2025
Performances set for April 11-13
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A young woman with light skin, glasses, and brown hair stands outside on a paved walkway, smiling at the camera. She is wearing a light-colored t-shirt with a mathematical design, white long sleeves underneath, and light-colored pants. Around her neck, she has a medal with a blue and orange ribbon. She has her hands on her hips, and the background features a brick building, a sidewalk, and some leafless trees.
Howell’s Bella Farrell Claims First Place in U of M Flint Math Field Day Event
03/20/2025
Bella Farrell earned first place in the Chalk Talk event.
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A group of five Howell High School students wearing matching red FCCLA Michigan State Association T-shirts pose together in front of a vibrant green wall filled with plants. They are standing close, smiling confidently, and appear to be at a conference or competition setting. Their attire and expressions convey a sense of pride and teamwork.
Howell High School FCCLA Members Earn Honors at State Competition and Qualify for National Competition
03/14/2025
HHS FCCLA excelled at the state conference, earning honors and national qualifications.
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A group of four people stands together in a classroom, smiling at the camera. In the center, Angela Harris holds a large green and gold sign that reads: "Congratulations, 2024-2025 Howell Public Schools Support Person of the Year, Angela Harris, Three Fires Elementary, Paraprofessional." She is surrounded by three colleagues, including a man in a suit and two individuals wearing professional attire, all celebrating her achievement. The background features a classroom setting with colorful decorations, including a bulletin board with the word "READ" displayed in large letters, student artwork, and learning materials.
Dedicated Paraprofessional Honored as Howell Public Schools Support Person of the Year
03/04/2025
Angela Harris recognized for her unwavering commitment to students.
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A young woman with shoulder-length brown hair stands against a beige tiled wall, holding a large blue poster titled "Make Space for FCS." She is wearing a red Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) t-shirt and light-wash jeans. The poster features space-themed graphics, including a rocket and stars, and highlights the importance of Family and Consumer Sciences (FCS) education in preparing students for careers, personal finance, nutrition, and family development. She stands in front of a black sign that reads "B-10." She has a slight smile and looks directly at the camera, proudly displaying her award-winning design.
Howell Student Claims Second Place in National Poster Design Contest
03/03/2025
Elaina Pennell earns honors in FCSEA contest.
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A group of four people stands together against a beige brick wall, smiling at the camera. The person in the center, Tina Everard, holds a large green and gold sign that reads: "Congratulations, 2024-2025 Howell Public Schools Teacher of the Year, Tina Everard, Southwest Elementary, Kindergarten Teacher." She is flanked by two women wearing green shirts featuring tree graphics and the words "Once Evergreen, Always Evergreen." To her right, a man in a blue plaid suit and green tie stands with a smile. The woman on the far right wears a green blouse and a black cardigan, accessorized with a lanyard and gold jewelry.
Southwest Elementary Kindergarten Teacher Names Howell Teacher of the Year
02/28/2025
Everard has impacted countless students and families.
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Graphic design invitation for a 'Coffee Chat with Superintendent MacGregor' event. The background is dark green, with bold yellow and white text. The event is scheduled for Thursday, February 27, from 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. at the High School's Highlander Restaurant. The design features a steaming yellow coffee cup with a 'Highlander for Life' logo depicting a stylized Highlander mascot holding a coffee cup. The cup sits on a matching yellow saucer.
Coffee Chat with Howell Superintendent Set for February 27
02/27/2025
Join Mr. MacGregor for a coffee and conversation.
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A group of Howell High School Air Force JROTC cadets pose in a classroom with a black and gold "Howell H" logo on the wall behind them. They are wearing a mix of military uniforms, Howell letterman jackets, and team sweatshirts, with many cadets displaying medals around their necks. Several large gold trophies are placed in front of them, showcasing their achievements at a state drill meet. The words "Integrity" and "Service" are painted on the wall to the left.
Howell High School Air Force Junior ROTC Takes First Place at State Drill Meet
01/28/2025
Howell High School Air Force JROTC unit outperforms 21 teams to win state drill meet.
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Group photo of the Howell High School DECA team standing outdoors in front of a brick building on a cloudy day, with students dressed in formal business attire.
Howell High School DECA Team Excels at District Competition, 17 Students Qualify for State Conference
01/22/2025
Howell High School's DECA team excelled at the District 4 Competition.
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David Cherry, principal of Challenger Elementary, stands proudly holding his award for 2024 MEMSPA Principal of the Year. He is surrounded by supportive colleagues and district leaders, smiling for a group photo against a backdrop featuring the MEMSPA and Strawbridge logos.
David Cherry Named 2024 Michigan Elementary and Middle School Principals Association Principal of the Year
12/11/2024
David Cherry named top elementary principal in Michigan.
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