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The LaRosa’s Gamechanger Award was presented to senior Evan Parhad. Evan consistently goes above and beyond in all that he does. Whether it is serving with Student Ambassadors, National Honor Society, and Student Council, excelling in the classroom, or competing on the Cross Country team. This award, created by the LaRosa Family Foundation, recognizes students who are not only strong athletes but who are also committed to making the world a better place.
We welcomed the Hebron Fire Department to campus to conduct a cardiac response simulation as part of our certification process for becoming a Heart Safe School. A special thank you goes to Mr. Hertzenberg’s 2nd-period World History class for participating in the drill. This simulation was unannounced, requiring students to react in real time to the situation at hand. Students/teacher assessed the situation, called 911, sent a runner to the office, retrieved the AED, and began CPR until the medics arrived. We are very proud of the way our students responded and handled the scenario. Their quick thinking and teamwork demonstrated the importance of preparation and training in emergency situations. Thank you to our students, faculty, and staff for their participation, and a special thank you to the Hebron Fire Department for partnering with us and helping train our community.
The 2026 Junior Women’s retreat, “Daughters of the King,” allowed the girls to focus on placing their identity in Christ, understanding their belovedness, being life-giving friends, and seeing God in the storms. The girls had the opportunity to step away from the busyness of everyday life and grow deeper in faith, friendship, and identity as beloved daughters of God.
Psychology 214 students visited the kindergarten class at Mary Queen of Heaven School to explore child development through play and observation. The experience brought classroom concepts to life while creating a fun afternoon with the little ones.
The 2026 Crusader Knight of Giving: A Starry Night is just a week away! We are looking forward to seeing everyone who is coming for a night of fun, fundraising, and fellowship. It promises to be a wonderful evening.
Even if you are unable to attend the event, there are still several ways to support SHDHS:
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Mr. Hertzenberg nominated Sophomore Brian Tuemler for Crusader of the Week in World History. "Brian demonstrates an outstanding work ethic and takes pride in completing his work to the best of his ability. Whether working independently or as part of a group, he approaches each assignment with focus, responsibility, and a genuine desire to learn. Brian also makes meaningful contributions to our class discussions, is thoughtful in his ideas, and helps move conversations forward. Most importantly, Brian is a joy to have in class. His positive attitude, respect for others, and willingness to participate make the classroom a better place each day." Miss Vollmer nominated Senior Brady Schira for Crusader of the Week in English IV. "Having the same teacher for three years can be a unique challenge, but Brady has done nothing but go above and beyond in English these past three years. He is an absolute joy to have in class. You can always count on him to be prepared, whether that's having a notebook out ready to take notes, completing his tasks without complaint, or asking clarifying questions to ensure he does his best on every assignment. He is polite, conscientious, and respectful, even at the end of the day. He has grown in academic prowess and resilience over the past three years, and I know I can depend on him to help out with whatever task needs to be done. I know these traits will carry him to success wherever life takes him next. Congrats, Brady! It's a blessing to have you as a student!" |
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Theater Support Staff St. Henry District High School is seeking enthusiastic and reliable individuals to support our theater events. Positions are part-time, with evening and weekend hours and flexible scheduling, and include Lighting Technicians, Sound Technicians, & Assistant House Manager. Click here for more information.
ACTION REQUIRED – Deadline April 1, 2026 If your student will not be returning for the 2026–2027 school year, please contact Toni Lehan at 859-525-5850 or tlehan@shdhs.org as soon as possible. All families (regardless of financial need) are asked to complete the FACTS Financial Aid application for 2026–2027 by April 1, 2026. For questions regarding re-enrollment or FACTS, please contact Connie Cornett at 859-525-0255 ext. 2801 or ccornett@shdhs.org. Scholarship Applications Are Now Open A completed FACTS application is required for all scholarships.
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ADVANCEMENT OFFICE |
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Knight of Giving - ANONYMOUS AMAZON DONATIONS: If you donated the following item from our Amazon Wish List:
It arrived without gift labels. Please email us at advancement@shdhs.org with your name so we can properly credit you for your generous donation for recognition and tax documentation. (If you prefer to remain anonymous in the recognition listings, you may certainly do so. However, we would still like to ensure you receive a tax receipt for your in-kind donation.)
Applications for the 2026–2027 school year at St. Henry District High School are available for the Class of 2030 and transfer students! Apply to SHDHS here. |
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2026 Senior Pictures and Baby Pictures Needed Mrs. VonHandorf is in need of photos from ALL of you for a video to be presented at EnBlanc. Needed are:
Submit your photos here! SENIOR SURVEY Please complete this survey for your Senior yearbook quote and after high school intentions. Click here for the survey PICTURES NEEDED FOR SENIOR VIDEO Mrs. VonHandorf is searching for pictures of the Class of 2026 from Freshmen year through Senior year for the class video. We need photos from sporting events, dances, club activities, service, classes, etc. Please ONLY SCHOOL-RELATED EVENTS. We cannot guarantee every senior is in the video unless you send pictures of them. So please dig through your camera roll and your Google Photos and send them to Mrs. Von. Submit your photos here! PLEASE NOTE: This presentation is NOT the same as the one that is requesting baby photos. That is a completely separate form and presentation! Please do not submit baby photos or professional senior pics here! If you have trouble with the above links, or you would prefer to email your photos, please send them to kvonhandorf@shdhs.org, subject line: "Senior" ATTENTION SENIORS - SIGNING DAYS Please mark your calendars for the following dates:
The Athletic and Counseling Departments will send more information about the signing days in the next few weeks. |
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FEC MEETING All are invited to join us for our upcoming FEC Meeting on Monday, March 16, at 6 pm in the Media Center. Our primary goals will be to plan Teacher/Staff Appreciation Week and discuss volunteer recruitment for the 2026/27 school year. We need new faces and ideas, hope to see you there! |
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GRANDPARENT MASSES - SAVE THE DATE(s)! Grandparents (or grandparent figures) are invited to join us at the annual Grandparent Mass(es)! Each grade level will celebrate Mass in the auditorium. Grandparents will be seated at 9:45 am. Mass starts at 10 am. The Spirit Store will be open following Mass (a special Grandparent shirt will be available for purchase). For questions, please email Annie Poat (Campus Minister) at anniepoat@shdhs.org
2025-2026 Retreat Dates Junior Women's Retreat - March 9 |
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9th & 10th GRADE PSAT All freshmen and sophomores will be taking the PSAT this month. Sophomores will test first with the PSAT-10, on Tuesday, March 24. Freshmen will take the PSAT-8/9 on Wednesday, March 25. On both days, the test will begin at 7:45 am, and students will return to 4th period after testing. There is nothing to be done for registration; it has already been completed. The PSAT is a practice for the SAT. This will give all students a chance to practice a standardized test and receive feedback on their performance and how they can prepare for a college admissions test. You may have heard that the state of Kentucky has switched from being an ACT state to giving the SAT statewide starting this year. The Diocese of Covington will also switch to the SAT for the 2026-2027 school year. Current sophomores will take another PSAT in October as a final practice for the SAT next March. Current freshmen will take another PSAT next March. Keep in mind that this is just a practice and can be a great indicator of current skills. In this setting, it is a low-stakes test we use to track their progress throughout high school (beyond the practice they get from it). For more information about the PSAT, go to the following links: FAQs for Parents: https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/sat-suite-benefits-students-parents/faq Reach out to Mrs. Lonneman, Test Coordinator, with any questions: alonneman@shdhs.org. |
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The 2026 CRU Mulch Sale is underway! Please help support SHDHS Athletics. Purchase a minimum of 5 bags of mulch by April 11 for free delivery April 16-19. Order here: Shdhs.org/crumulch Cheerleading Tryouts 2026-2027 Anyone interested in sideline cheer for the 2026-2027 school year? We would love to have you attend tryouts on April 14, 15, and 16, from 3:30-5:00 pm at the SHAC. This team will be for the upcoming football and basketball season. Practices will start in May (more info to come). We will meet 2-3 times a week. Practices will include learning cheers for the upcoming season, as well as motions, jumps, and stunting. Tryouts will be for JV and Varsity teams. To try out, you must be registered with Final Forms and have a current physical on file at https://sthenry-ky.finalforms.com/ 8th graders trying out must be registered at SHDHS for the 2026-2027 school year. For further information, please contact Allison Reed at areed.ath@shdhs.org. |
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Diocesan NewsAI: The Dangers of an Increasingly Digital World Wednesday, March 25, 2026 - 7:00 PM (doors open at 600 PM) All (18+) are welcome to attend Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly integrated into our children’s daily lives through educational tools, chatbots, smart toys, and personal digital content. While AI offers significant opportunities for learning and engagement, it also presents unique safety and developmental challenges. Ensuring children’s AI safety requires a multi-layered approach that involves parents, educators, policy makers, and technology designers. Topics will include risks, warning signs of harm, and practical strategies for introducing age-appropriate AI. Dr. Sanchez will also speak about pornography, social media, and overall safety for your child in an increasingly dangerous digital world. Preregistration preferred but not required! Please click here to read a letter explaining the Disciple Maker Index (DMI) Survey
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Additional ResourcesKROGER COMMUNITY REWARDS SHDHS participates in The Kroger Plus Community Rewards Program, where you can earn funds for SHDHS without spending additional money! Link your shopper's cards to St. Henry District High School and start shopping. Visit https:www.kroger.com/i/community/community-rewards for detailed instructions.
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