HES Weekly Scoop Parent Edition for the week of November 9:
Hermit Headlines for the week of November 9th:
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🎟️ PLAYOFF GAME TICKET INFORMATION
Tickets for Friday night’s football game MUST be purchased online in advance!
🚨 Tickets WILL NOT be sold at the gate!
Be sure to purchase your tickets before arriving at the game!
🎟️ Purchase tickets here: https://gofan.co/event/7049570?schoolId=AAA
Come out and support our Hermits as they compete in the first round of the playoffs!
WHAT A GAME!
The Hermits battled it out against Woodlawn and came away with a thrilling 48–42 OVERTIME VICTORY!
We are proud of our Hermits for their determination, grit, and fight until the very end!
PLAYOFF BOUND! Join us next week as the Hermits kick off Round 1 of the State Playoffs!
Weekly Hermit 11/9/26-11/13/26
Congratulations to our Hermitage High School Senior Boys and Senior Girls Cross Country teams on outstanding performances at the 1A State Cross Country Championships today in Hot Springs! 🏆 Senior Girls – 3rd
Place Overall 🏆 Senior Boys – 4th Place Overall Individual Honors: 🏅 Sitlali Ramos – 9th Place 🏅 Otoniel Castillo – 9th Place Both teams represented Hermitage well, finishing among the top four teams in the state! We are especially proud of Sitlali and Otoniel for their impressive top-10 individual finishes! Congratulations to all of our runners and coaches on a great season! Your hard work and dedication have paid off!
Our 2nd graders in Mrs. Gracie’s class put their math skills to work by counting Coke tabs using groups of 10! They are putting their classroom learning into practice while building counting skills and having fun along the way! Great job, Hermits
Hermitage Elementary GT recap of October.
Hermitage High School’s Art and Theatre students joined forces to bring creativity to this year’s Fall Festival!
Through painting and theatre, students combined their artistic talents to create a fun and engaging experience for our school community. This collaboration was a great example of students working together, sharing ideas, and putting their creativity into action!
We are proud of our Fine Arts students and teachers for showcasing their talents and helping make the Fall Festival a success!
Through painting and theatre, students combined their artistic talents to create a fun and engaging experience for our school community. This collaboration was a great example of students working together, sharing ideas, and putting their creativity into action!
We are proud of our Fine Arts students and teachers for showcasing their talents and helping make the Fall Festival a success!
Great things happen when our students and programs work together!
Students in Coach Hilliard’s Ag Mechanics and Ag Fabrication classes recently teamed up with Mrs. O’Neill’s Drama Club to bring a creative idea to life! The Ag students designed and built a puppet stage for Drama Club students to use in their performances.
This project is a great example of collaboration across our programs!
Students in Coach Hilliard’s Ag Mechanics and Ag Fabrication classes recently teamed up with Mrs. O’Neill’s Drama Club to bring a creative idea to life! The Ag students designed and built a puppet stage for Drama Club students to use in their performances.
This project is a great example of collaboration across our programs!
Hermitage FFA members competed in the Plyler Bull Sale Livestock Judging Contest held at Southern Arkansas University in Magnolia.
Students competed in junior and senior youth divisions, testing their livestock evaluation and decision-making skills by judging hogs, sheep, goats, and cattle.
Emma Parker earned 1st Overall High Individual, 1st High in Hogs, 1st High in Cattle, and 1st High in Reasons.
Cooper McKinney earned 1st High in Sheep and Goats.
Javen Thompson earned 1st High in Junior Sheep and Goats.
We are extremely proud of our Livestock Judging team and the way they represented the Hermitage FFA Chapter and our school.
Congratulations to these Hermitage FFA members on an outstanding day of competition!
Students competed in junior and senior youth divisions, testing their livestock evaluation and decision-making skills by judging hogs, sheep, goats, and cattle.
Emma Parker earned 1st Overall High Individual, 1st High in Hogs, 1st High in Cattle, and 1st High in Reasons.
Cooper McKinney earned 1st High in Sheep and Goats.
Javen Thompson earned 1st High in Junior Sheep and Goats.
We are extremely proud of our Livestock Judging team and the way they represented the Hermitage FFA Chapter and our school.
Congratulations to these Hermitage FFA members on an outstanding day of competition!
A small group of Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) members recently traveled to Magnolia to attend Fields of Faith.
During the event, students heard testimonies from their peers and a message from former NFL football player Chuck Hatchett of Connecticut. Students also witnessed 34 individuals make a profession of faith.
We are glad our FCA members had the opportunity to attend and spend time with students from other schools.
Students interested in learning more about FCA: Watch for information from Coach Hilliard or Mrs. Hilliard about upcoming FCA meetings, activities, and opportunities to get involved.
During the event, students heard testimonies from their peers and a message from former NFL football player Chuck Hatchett of Connecticut. Students also witnessed 34 individuals make a profession of faith.
We are glad our FCA members had the opportunity to attend and spend time with students from other schools.
Students interested in learning more about FCA: Watch for information from Coach Hilliard or Mrs. Hilliard about upcoming FCA meetings, activities, and opportunities to get involved.
HES Weekly Scoop Parent Edition for the week of November 2:
Hermit Headlines for the week of November 2nd: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1IvZHTMhnxouKgmw46sHEV5Mp0DDgQvBX/edit?usp=drivesdk&ouid=115586551155942741756&rtpof=true&sd=true
Weekly Hermit 11/2/26-11/6/26
October was full of creativity, critical thinking, and hands-on learning for our HHS Gifted and Talented students!
From screen printing and Rubik’s Cube challenges to strategic magnetic games, students have been putting their problem-solving skills to work while learning the importance of patience, persistence, and teamwork!
These activities are about more than just having fun. They encourage students to think creatively, make strategic decisions, overcome challenges, and build confidence along the way.
From screen printing and Rubik’s Cube challenges to strategic magnetic games, students have been putting their problem-solving skills to work while learning the importance of patience, persistence, and teamwork!
These activities are about more than just having fun. They encourage students to think creatively, make strategic decisions, overcome challenges, and build confidence along the way.
Hermitage Cross Country Captures Three Team Championships at 1A/2A South Regional
The Hermitage Hermits delivered an outstanding performance at the 1A/2A South Regional Championship, hosted by Hermitage at Moro Bay State Park. The Hermits brought home three team championships and one runner-up finish, highlighting a successful day for the cross country program.
Hermitage claimed regional team championships in Junior Boys, Senior Girls, and Senior Boys. The Junior Girls team also earned an impressive runner-up finish.
Several Hermitage athletes placed in the individual top 10 in their respective divisions.
Junior Boys
- 1st – Brandon Ramos (9:09)
- 3rd – Jesus Mexciano (9:34)
- 4th – Kevin Martinez (9:44)
- 5th – Marcus Ramos (9:47)
- 9th – Cameron Rady (11:11)
Junior Girls
- 5th – Stormy Doss (11:19)
Senior Girls
- 2nd – Stormy Doss (24:10)
- 4th – Sitlali Ramos (24:26)
- 5th – Kannan Belin (24:57)
- 7th – Diana Velez (27:29)
- 10th – Mia Ramirez (30:49)
Senior Boys
- 1st – Otoniel Castillo (18:15)
- 3rd – Brandon Ramos (19:35)
- 4th – Jose Valle (19:41)
- 8th – Kevin Martinez (21:25)
- 10th – Slade Black (22:08)
The Senior Girls and Senior Boys teams will advance to represent Hermitage at the State Championship next Thursday at Oaklawn in Hot Springs.
The Hermitage cross country program has much to celebrate following its regional performance. The athletes' determination was on full display as they competed against teams from across the region.
Congratulations to all the Hermitage cross country athletes and coaches on an outstanding regional championship performance!
The Hermitage Hermits delivered an outstanding performance at the 1A/2A South Regional Championship, hosted by Hermitage at Moro Bay State Park. The Hermits brought home three team championships and one runner-up finish, highlighting a successful day for the cross country program.
Hermitage claimed regional team championships in Junior Boys, Senior Girls, and Senior Boys. The Junior Girls team also earned an impressive runner-up finish.
Several Hermitage athletes placed in the individual top 10 in their respective divisions.
Junior Boys
- 1st – Brandon Ramos (9:09)
- 3rd – Jesus Mexciano (9:34)
- 4th – Kevin Martinez (9:44)
- 5th – Marcus Ramos (9:47)
- 9th – Cameron Rady (11:11)
Junior Girls
- 5th – Stormy Doss (11:19)
Senior Girls
- 2nd – Stormy Doss (24:10)
- 4th – Sitlali Ramos (24:26)
- 5th – Kannan Belin (24:57)
- 7th – Diana Velez (27:29)
- 10th – Mia Ramirez (30:49)
Senior Boys
- 1st – Otoniel Castillo (18:15)
- 3rd – Brandon Ramos (19:35)
- 4th – Jose Valle (19:41)
- 8th – Kevin Martinez (21:25)
- 10th – Slade Black (22:08)
The Senior Girls and Senior Boys teams will advance to represent Hermitage at the State Championship next Thursday at Oaklawn in Hot Springs.
The Hermitage cross country program has much to celebrate following its regional performance. The athletes' determination was on full display as they competed against teams from across the region.
Congratulations to all the Hermitage cross country athletes and coaches on an outstanding regional championship performance!
Basketball Camp Day 1
Students can still sign up for today and tomorrow of
camp. Cost is $40
Students can still sign up for today and tomorrow of
camp. Cost is $40
Hermit Headlines for the week of October 26th:
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HES Weekly Scoop Parent Edition for the week of October 26:
Red Ribbon Week
Fall Festival
PreK-6th Basketball Camp (Forms are due Monday, October 26)
Dates: October 27, 28, 29
Times: 3:30-5:30 pm
Cost: $40