For three hours a day, six days a week, and ten months out of the year, the Howell Varsity Pompon team endures physical and emotional intensity, all for just four competitions.
Mr. Craig Lipski plans to retire at the close of semester one from HHS. Read more about his plans of his retirement and memories he has created here at Howell High.
This year, when Howell families watch the parade, they'll get a little taste of home when they see 18 pom girls and one jump roper, all Howell students, performing in this year's parade.
Thanksgiving is right around the corner, that means it’s time to break out the stretch pants and listen to grandpa’s “Back in my day” stories. It also means it’s the time to appreciate all the things in life. Whether they be large things like friends and family or small things like the sidewalk you walk on. Howell High School’s student body is very grateful for several things.
Friday night football games can be the highlight of many kids’ high school careers. As for Dan Collins, this was certainly the case. The senior captain had been savoring these moments since being pulled up to the varsity team his sophomore year. After being featured on the D Zone and many other college football predatory academies, he was the focus of many premiere college recruiters. Collins was ready to take the next step from high school star to possible division one athlete.
The burger, made with a flavoring to replicate the Korean BBQ dish bulgogi, will be making its debut in the Highlander restaurant in the upcoming weeks.
The Michigan Parks and Recreation Association (MRPA) is an organization that allows everyone in the Livingston County to help each other out. From Nov. 6-8, MRPA hosted a youth symposium in Detroit.
Howell High School English teacher, Ms. Jennifer Sebestyen, challenged her students to give up their phone for a school day. The idea came to her in the middle of the night in a form of an epiphany.
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