News & Announcements

Inle Gonzalez, a sophomore at Hermiston High School, has been selected to serve one year on the executive board of the Oregon Association of Student Councils (OASC).

All items will benefit the Christmas Express Program run by the Hermiston Police Department.
Los artículos recaudados beneficiarán el Programa Christmas Express del Departamento de Policía.

Many activities have been planned for students during the week--speakers on Monday and Tuesday, Bulldog Career Discovery Fair on Wednesday and a visit to EOU on Thursday (for those that sign up with ASPIRE).

Rogelio Lemus and Ethan Orozco, both Hermiston High School juniors studying computer science, are the winners of the 2018 Congressional App Challenge for Oregon’s District 2.

We need your help to make sure that students eat breakfast so that they are ready to learn!

Nominations are open for the fifth annual Distinguished Alumnus award. Nominations must be submitted to Hermiston High School or the district office by December 1.

This Friday, October 12th - DON'T MISS IT!

In an effort to establish school-home partnerships with parents outside of the classroom and to support student learning, the Hermiston School District is providing an avenue of communication through kiosks.

The Board reviewed responses given at the meet and greet session and additional input from staff and community. The positive feedback overwhelmingly confirmed the Board’s unanimous decision to appoint Ms. Tricia Mooney as the new superintendent for the Hermiston School District.