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 Heide Trask High School
"2009-2010 School of High Academic Growth"
14328 NC Hwy 210
Rocky Point, NC 28457
 (910) 602.6810 (Office)   (910) 602.6662 (Fax)

Dr. Steven N. Sullivan, Principal 
 Mr. Ben Thomas, Asst. Principal  
Dr. Maggie Rollison, Asst. Principal
 Dr. Jamie Pulcheon, Principal Intern          Mrs. Melissa Wilson, Principal Intern
 Mr. Edward N. Gilroy, Athletic Director      Ms. Stephanie Crews, HTHS Teacher of the Year
            
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Final Exam Schedule

 

May 29: Final Exam—4th Period; Early Release

May 30: Final Exam—1st Period; Early Release

May 31: Final Exam—2nd Period; Early Release

June 01: Final Exam—3rd Period; Early Release

June 04: Focused Intervention

June 05: EOC Retests

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GRADUATION!!!

Graduation will be held on Saturday, June 9, 2012
at 2:00pm in the Trask High School Gym.

Senior_Information_for_Graduation.doc

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  Yearbooks are now on Sale!

You may purchase your yearbook from Ms. Crews in Room 335 or online at
www.yearbookordercenter.com. Supplies are limited, so be sure to reserve your copy today! 
 
$65.00 at school (cash/check)
$68.50 online (credit/debit)
 
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Living the DREAM

 

dream

      The bulletin board by the media center provides students with photos representing Dignity, Responsibility, Empowerment, Attitude, and Maturity.


Living the D.R.E.A.M.

    From daily announcements to slogans on t-shirts, the words, "Teamwork Makes the Dream Work" have echoed through the halls of Trask High School for the past year. But what exactly is the dream? Thanks to the innovative thinking of a team of teachers and staff members, the dream has come to life in the form of an acronym: Dignity, Responsibility, Empowerment, Attitude, and Maturity.

    “The D.R.E.A.M. embodies the qualities that we want our students to possess,” said Ms. Stephanie Crews. “It encourages students to hold high expectations for themselves and take responsibility for their learning and behavior.” Throughout the school, the walls are decorated with posters and photos illustrating various aspects of the D.R.E.A.M. Furthermore, when students exhibit qualities of the D.R.E.A.M., they receive Titan Pride tickets which can be used to purchase items at the school store or exchanged for tickets to athletic events.

    “I got a ticket for encouragement and maturity,” said Phoenix Herrick. “I was encouraging somebody else to stay strong, and I held the door open for a lady carrying a box. It made me feel proud that people recognized my need to help.”

    Overall, the response to the D.R.E.A.M. seems to be mostly positive.

    “I think it’s a good idea,” said Luis Villa. “When I see [the posters], it reminds me of how I should behave in school. Also, it makes me want to help [my younger friends] go on the right path.”

    “I like it because it brings everyone together,” said Makenzie Anderson. “I enjoy matching the words with the people in the pictures.”

    From posters to positive incentives, students and staff at Trask truly are making the D.R.E.A.M. a reality. 

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Titan logo

TITAN Lunch Schedule
(Trask Intervention Tutoring And eNrichment) 

1st Period        8:30-9:55
2nd Period       10:00-11:25
Lunch (A)        11:25-11:55     Tutor (A)
Tutor (B)          11:55-12:19     Lunch (B)
3rd period        12:25-1:50
4th Period        1:55-3:20

 

            Click on the links below for important information for the 
    upcoming 2011-2012 School Year:

Helpful documents-Dress Code.doc
Student Supply List.doc

Supply List For Graduation Project.doc


For a listing of HTHS Bell Schedules, click on "About Us"
above, then click on "Bell Schedule"

Click on the links below for important information
on student parking:

Parking Privileges.doc
Parking Permit Registration
 



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