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Our speaker was Emily Cahill Lusk, Advancement Director for the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, Northern Kentucky. She asked students what their " Why? " is for why they volunteer and give of themselves. She talked about her grandfather, Bill Miller, who was raised at the Diocesan Catholic Children's Home by volunteers and how he inspired her. Congratulations to all of our new members!
The Science National Honor Society inducted new members on Monday, April 13. Five juniors and twelve sophomores were welcomed into the ranks of SHDHS students who are passionate about scientific study and have achieved academic excellence in that endeavor. Thank you to Nyah Hollman (Class of 2019), who was invited to be the guest speaker. She encouraged SNHS members in their pursuit of scientific knowledge and gave some practical advice regarding college plans. Congratulations to the new members: Elijah Duff, Saleena Egan, Spencer Gearding, Mckenna Hartwig, Mitchell Jump, Penelope Ogonek, Brooklyn Pagnotto, Charles Ramsey, Brynlee Rice, Kaylee Ryan, Rylee Schmidt, Natalie Stow, Ava Vogt, Ava Waymeyer, Carson Wulfeck, Grace Young, and William Young
Freshmen Paige Isaacs and Owen Pate, Sophomores Parker Isaacs and Luke Jankowski, and Junior Isaac Cripe have all been accepted to attend the Young Leaders Academy at the University of Louisville's McConnell Center this July. They will spend four days learning, reading, and tackling some of the biggest issues in the foundations of the United States. Congratulations, Paige, Owen, Parker, Luke, and Isaac! (https://centers.louisville.edu/mcconnell-center/civic-education/kentucky-students)
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Week of March 30, 2026 (There was no newsletter that week due to Spring Break)
Mrs. Hartwig nominated Freshman Ben Harvey for Crusader of the Week in English I. "Ben has a great work ethic and comes to class every day prepared and willing to put forth 100% effort. He often helps his peers better understand the material. But what really stands out is his personality! He knows exactly when to bring humor to 6th period English and when it’s time to get focused and serious. He was a great sport during our Romeo and Juliet unit—always volunteering to read and even stepping in as Juliet when needed! Ben’s enthusiasm, maturity, and leadership make him a valuable member of the St. Henry community! Way to go, Ben!" Mrs. Kaiser-Munday nominated Senior Elliot Flick for Crusader of the Week in AP Government. "Elliot asks insightful questions, works hard at her learning, and is active in her community to help others. She wants to learn more, not just to ace the exam on May 5th, but also to be able to make a positive impact on the people she cares about. Elliot is engaging, fun, and a student everyone wants to have in class! Thank you, Elliot, for being an AP Gov All Star!" Week of April 13, 2026
Mrs. Heinrich nominated Freshman Belle Geisen for Crusader of the Week in Chamber Choir. "If you have been blessed enough to share a class or club setting with Belle, you would not be surprised to hear her name called for Crusader of the Week. Belle is a genuine, kind, talented, and intelligent young woman who has a welcoming spirit about her with everyone she meets. I do not believe I have ever witnessed Belle frowning or having any expression other than a sincere smile on her face. She lights up the room as she enters the class, and she is such a pleasure to work with both on and off the stage. Congratulations, Belle, and I am so grateful to have had you as a student." Mrs. Hasken nominated Sophomore Mallory Collins for Crusader of the Week in Spanish 2 Honors. "While all of the Spanish 2 Honors students have been wonderful this year, one student has stood out for her enthusiasm and dedication to Spanish, and that is Mallory Collins. Mallory comes to class excited to learn every day and does a great job applying her Spanish knowledge to real life. She hosted an exchange student from Spain this year and has also done a phenomenal job at leading our Spanish Club as an officer. She always volunteers to help with club events, to participate and help others in class, and she works hard to possess a deeper comprehension and appreciation of the language and culture. Thank you for your positivity and effort, and congratulations, Mallory!" |
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The deadline of April 30 is approaching soon!
2026 EN BLANC Attention SHDHS Community: Please click here to read a letter regarding our end-of-the-year En Blanc event celebrating the Class of 2026. We are in need of quite a few donations, whether monetary or in-kind. We need all donations by MAY 8 in order to have enough time to organize for the event on May 15. Please email kvonhandorf@shdhs.org with questions or ideas for items or donations. THANK YOU! Monetary donation link In-kind donation form
Visit https://shdhs.org/employment-opportunities/ for more information & to apply. Purchase your 2025-26 Yearbook today! JOB OPPORTUNITY - ST. JOSEPH ACADEMY-WALTON Saint Joseph Academy in Walton is looking to hire interested persons to work in their Childcare facility starting this summer. Must be at least 16 years of age and like working with young infants and children. If you are interested, you may submit a cover letter to Sister Patricia Jean, SJW, at principal@sjawalton.com. |
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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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SENIORS - CLASS OF 2026 |
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LUNCH CHARGES Senior Parents: Please take note that we are getting close to the end of the year, and all outstanding lunch charges need to be paid to the cafeteria by Friday, May 15. (Which is the last day that the cafeteria is open.) Also, if you have a remaining balance in your student account, you can request that the funds be returned to you, donated to the parish kitchen, or transferred to another student. The form is available on the school website under cafeteria information as 'Optional Refund of School Lunch Funds'. If you have any questions, feel free to contact Deb Miller at Dmiller@shdhs.org
Save money on Graduation Ceremony photos with AdvancePay Credits SENIOR SURVEY (Please note the change to the deadline date!) 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 Freshman 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" UPCOMING SENIOR EVENTS Athletic Signing Day - Tuesday, April 21, 10:00 - 10:45 am Academic Signing Day - Friday, May 8, 1:00 - 2:00 pm Senior Exams - May 13, 2026 to May 15, 2026 En Blanc - May 15, 2026, 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm Baccalaureate Mass - May 19, 2026, 6:00 pm in Auditorium Mandatory Graduation Practice - May 21, 2026, 10:00 am at Thomas More University Graduation Ceremony - May 21, 2026, 7:00 pm at Thomas More University |
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TEACHER & STAFF APPRECIATION WEEK 5/4-5/8
The schedule for the week is as follows:
Our current needs are:
Thank you so much for your help! Let's make our teachers and staff feel the force of our CRU appreciation!! |
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GRANDPARENT MASSES - SAVE THE DATE! 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
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BUS TOUR - LAST CHANCE! There are only a few spots remaining on the 2026 Summer College Bus Tour. The absolute latest date to turn in a permission slip and payment to Mr. Sarge is Monday, April 20, before the first bell at 7:40 am.
This Weekly Parent Newsletter posting aims to provide families with information about the St. Henry District High School Vocational School and Internship Programs. Please click the above button for a document to learn more about the programs, the process students must follow to be considered for each, the application process, and deadlines. If you have any questions, please contact either Billy Sarge or Mrs. Roebker in the Counseling Department. |
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SUPPORT OUR SOFTBALL TEAM
Grade School Appreciation Nights
Please note: All games are subject to change due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances. Be sure to check the SHDHS Athletic Calendar for the most up-to-date schedule information. We look forward to welcoming your students and families to campus this spring and sharing the Crusader spirit with you! Register your K-8 Student here! |
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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.
Quick LinksCafeteria Information and Lunch Menu Follow your Crusaders on
We want to thank our corporate sponsors
If you are interested in our Corporate Sponsorship Program in the future, St. Henry District High School
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Congratulations to the new members of the National Honor Society who were inducted on Tuesday night. They are Anna Bain, Molly Blackburn, Reegan Conley, Chris Crawford, Anthony Haselwood, Luke Jankowski, Sally Jones, Liam McCormack, Cooper McIntire, Kate Mueller, Penelope Ogonek, Bella O'Neill, Brooke Pagnotto, Brynlee Rice, Kaylee Ryan, Natalie Stow, Samantha Torres-Guzman, Addyson Wambaja, Ava Waymeyer, Carson Wulfeck, and Grace Young.
Congratulations to the cast and crew of the 2026 spring play production of The Murder of Roger Ackroyd!
The FEC is busy planning another epic Teacher/Staff Appreciation Week. This year’s theme is: “A Galaxy of Gratitude for our Teachers & Staff" (Star Wars!)
