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Energy Star Certified
Hayes Freedom High School is the newest member of the District’s Energy Star family. Hayes earned the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA’s) ENERGY STAR certification for 2012, which signifies that the building performs in the top 25 percent of similar facilities nationwide for energy efficiency and meets strict energy efficiency performance levels set by the EPA.

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Green Schools Summit encourages local students to take leadership roles in their communities

November 19, 2012 | Author

Hallway passes made from used Starbucks gift cards. A nontoxic, inexpensive cleaner. Recycling bottle caps instead of throwing them in the garbage.These were just a few of the ideas shared by students at the second annual Clark County Summit for Washington Green Schools.

Students from Grass Valley Elementary School, Skyridge and Liberty middle schools, and Hayes Freedom High School participated in the day-long event last Tuesday, along with their schools’ Green Team advisors.

Read more at the Post Record

Posted in News, Students

Free and Reduced Price Lunch Application

September 26, 2012 | Author

This letter explains how your child(ren) can get free or reduced-price meals, as well as information on other benefits. It is sent to all households, posted on the district website and is available in all main offices during the school year.

Free and Reduced Applications

Free and Reduced Applications must be renewed every year at the beginning of the school year in all circumstances in order to insure your student’s lunch status remains the same. Please do not assume if your student qualifies for TANF, or other state programs that their status will be automatically updated.

Free and Reduced Price Meals Application (PDF)

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Way to go, Class of 2011!

June 13, 2011 | Author

Posted in Events

Poetry Out Loud finalists

February 8, 2011 | Author

On January 25, HFHS selected Renegades Alicia Pole & Tiffani Pekkala to represent our school in the regional competition of Poetry Out Loud, a national recitation project created by National Endowment for the Arts & the Poetry Foundation. They competed marvelously against students from other Clark County schools at Wy’East MS Tuesday, February 8.

This is our third year participating in the national program. Our Advocacy classes design lessons to develop students’ public speaking skills; students choose their poems from the official Poetry Out Loud selections and practice memorizing & reciting for about a month. Each class selects 1-2 strong performers to compete in the school event.

Way to go, Renegades!

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Students of the Month

Be Kind~Be Proud~Be Fearless


Each month, teachers will choose one girl & one boy to be recognized as Students of the Month. These Renegades represent the qualities we look for every day - kindness, pride, fearlessness - in an outstanding manner, throughout their classes. These students are individuals who are consistently striving to do their best despite any obstacles and, in the process, inspiring others.
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We celebrate our Renegade Students of the Month with a display in our Commons. Please stop by to read the remarks of nominating teachers and to find out what being a Renegade means to these students.

Renegade Pride

"Being a Renegade means being in a place where people can help me." ~ Ian Hewling

"I had started to feel like a failure. Now, that's changed." ~ Kyler Jackson

"I am respected for what I can do and helped with what I can't do." ~ Jessica Personett

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