FreeStyle Fridays is Back-This Friday, September 12th !
FreeStyle Fridays is a huge before-school event for Students and Staff two times per month on Fridays. It's an opportunity to build campus community and just have FUN.
Activities including line dancing/dancing, karaoke, board games, outdoor games, jump rope, computer gaming, etc. It’s a great way for students to make new friends, and engage with their peers, faculty/staff, and others in a fun way!
Please make sure students arrive on time so that they can participate. The event is from 8:50-9:20am on select Fridays. See the Flyer for more details!
FreeStyle Fridays Fall/Winter Flyer
FluMist clinic, October 28th. Consent forms needed and due by October 24th, can be found at the following link: http://alachuaschools.net/flumist
6th Grade field trip permission forms and payment due by October 9th
Progress reports avaiable in skyward September 16th
PM1 FAST Math Assessment, September 16th
PM1 FAST ELA Assessment, September 9th
Reminder: Cheerleading Tryouts Begin Tuesday, Sept 2nd, 2025.
Mrs. Mosely Johnson will be in all lunches on Wednesday (8/27), Friday (8/29), and Tuesday (9/2) to collect your non-refundable $5.00 tryout fee.
Please be sure that you have completed your Try-Out Packet (Permission Forms and Waiver) and have an active Physical on file for the 2025-2026 School Year!
See attached flyer for additional information and Go Hawks!
Mrs. Mosely Johnson will be in all lunches on Wednesday (8/27), Friday (8/29), and Tuesday (9/2) to collect your non-refundable $5.00 tryout fee.
Please be sure that you have completed your Try-Out Packet (Permission Forms and Waiver) and have an active Physical on file for the 2025-2026 School Year!
See attached flyer for additional information and Go Hawks!
Our first FreeStyle Friday is this Friday, August 29, 2025!
Get ready for a fun-filled morning to celebrate a great start to the school year and build a positive school atmosphere at our school!
This week’s FreeStyle Friday will include:
-Line Dancing in the Courtyard
-Double Dutch & Limbo near the Media Center
-Online Computer Games in Computer Lab 20
We can’t wait to see you there! Be sure to arrive at school between 8:50am and 9:20am in order to participate! Let’s Go Hawks!
Get ready for a fun-filled morning to celebrate a great start to the school year and build a positive school atmosphere at our school!
This week’s FreeStyle Friday will include:
-Line Dancing in the Courtyard
-Double Dutch & Limbo near the Media Center
-Online Computer Games in Computer Lab 20
We can’t wait to see you there! Be sure to arrive at school between 8:50am and 9:20am in order to participate! Let’s Go Hawks!
Good afternoon Hawk Families!
It is time to prepare for HBMS Cheer Tryouts for the 25-26 School Year! Please see the flyer for important information regarding Cheerleading Tryouts which will begin on Tuesday, September 2nd, 2025.
Students must have a physical completed by a licensed physician in order to participate in Try Outs. Please pick up and return Try Out Packets to Mrs. Mosely Johnson before or after school.
Let's Go Hawks!
It is time to prepare for HBMS Cheer Tryouts for the 25-26 School Year! Please see the flyer for important information regarding Cheerleading Tryouts which will begin on Tuesday, September 2nd, 2025.
Students must have a physical completed by a licensed physician in order to participate in Try Outs. Please pick up and return Try Out Packets to Mrs. Mosely Johnson before or after school.
Let's Go Hawks!
Cell Phone Policy
In accordance with Florida Statute § 1006.07(2)(f), which authorizes school boards to regulate student use of wireless communication devices to promote a safe and effective learning environment:
A new law passed by the Florida Legislature (HB 1105) significantly limits when students may use cell phones or other personal wireless communication devices, such as smartwatches, earbuds, headphones, and tablets.
At all elementary and middle schools and at High Springs Community School, Oak View Middle School, Hawthorne Middle/High School, such personal devices must remain powered off and stored out of sight from arrival on campus to departure from the campus.
At high schools (except for Hawthorne and A. Quinn Jones, which follow the elementary/middle guidelines) and at Sidney Lanier, devices must remain powered off and stored out of sight during instructional time. High school teachers may grant permission for students to use wireless communication devices during class for instructional purposes only.
Middle and high school students may use their devices during extracurricular activities.
Students have access to district-approved instructional technology throughout the school day.
Families who need to reach their child due to an emergency or other safety concern should contact their school's front office directly.
More specific details about the district's guidelines for wireless for communication devices are available in the district's Codes of Student Conduct (elementary and secondary), which are linked to this page. Please check the Table of Contents for Wireless Communications/Technology Use.
In accordance with Florida Statute § 1006.07(2)(f), which authorizes school boards to regulate student use of wireless communication devices to promote a safe and effective learning environment:
A new law passed by the Florida Legislature (HB 1105) significantly limits when students may use cell phones or other personal wireless communication devices, such as smartwatches, earbuds, headphones, and tablets.
At all elementary and middle schools and at High Springs Community School, Oak View Middle School, Hawthorne Middle/High School, such personal devices must remain powered off and stored out of sight from arrival on campus to departure from the campus.
At high schools (except for Hawthorne and A. Quinn Jones, which follow the elementary/middle guidelines) and at Sidney Lanier, devices must remain powered off and stored out of sight during instructional time. High school teachers may grant permission for students to use wireless communication devices during class for instructional purposes only.
Middle and high school students may use their devices during extracurricular activities.
Students have access to district-approved instructional technology throughout the school day.
Families who need to reach their child due to an emergency or other safety concern should contact their school's front office directly.
More specific details about the district's guidelines for wireless for communication devices are available in the district's Codes of Student Conduct (elementary and secondary), which are linked to this page. Please check the Table of Contents for Wireless Communications/Technology Use.