WEATHER STATUS:
NORMAL
Vol. 2, No. 4; Sep 12, 2025
Staff, Students, Parents and Community Members:
Starting this Friday, let’s fill our halls with school spirit! Wear your blue and gold, don your Hornet gear, or show off any school merchandise. Let’s make Fridays the most spirited day of the week!
Opening Night Under the Lights and We Are Excited
The moment we’ve all been waiting for is finally here! Tonight, as the lights illuminate the field and the energy builds in the stands, we’re ready to kick off what promises to be an unforgettable season. Months of preparation, countless hours of practice, and unwavering dedication have led us to this electrifying moment under the Friday night lights.
Our team is fired up and ready to give everything they’ve got. The community support has been incredible, and we can already feel the excitement buzzing through the crowd. This is more than just a game – it’s the beginning of something special, where dreams meet determination and every play matters.
Whether you’re a longtime fan or joining us for the first time, you’re part of something bigger tonight. The lights are shining, the team is ready, and the magic of opening night is in the air. Let’s make some noise, show our spirit, and launch this season with the energy and passion that defines who we are!
Game time is here – let’s go!
Free admission for our first Friday Night football game under the lights Friday, September 12th as the Hornets take on Miami Yoder’s Buffaloes!
Bring food and non-alcoholic beverages to share with your friends and community members before entering the football complex.
The concession stand will be open for fundraising for the Hanover High School Senior Class starting at 5 p.m. and during the game.
Wellness
Engagement
When parents and community members volunteer at school, they transform the educational environment from an institution into an extended family, creating powerful conditions for student achievement.
Creating Connection and Belonging Parent and community volunteers bring warmth and personal investment that students feel throughout the school day. When students see familiar neighborhood faces helping in classrooms, libraries, or at events, it sends a clear message: “This community cares about you.” Students feel known, valued, and supported beyond just their teachers.
Boosting Engagement and Pride Students are more likely to participate actively when they see their community invested in school activities. A student whose parent volunteers is more engaged, and when local professionals share their expertise, learning becomes relevant and exciting. The school becomes something students belong to, not just attend.
Enriching Learning Opportunities Community volunteers bring diverse skills and perspectives that enhance education. A retired engineer makes math come alive, while a local artist adds creativity to lessons. Parent volunteers provide additional one-on-one attention, ensuring struggling students get help and advanced learners are challenged.
Building Emotional Security When students see their community actively supporting their education, it builds confidence and self-worth. This network of caring adults provides multiple sources of encouragement and mentorship, helping students develop resilience and understand that their success matters to many people.
Strengthening School Culture Parent and community involvement creates positive momentum. Students take more pride in their school when they see others investing in its success, leading to better behavior, higher attendance, and increased academic effort. The school becomes a source of community pride.
Real-World Relevance Community volunteers help bridge classroom learning with real-world application. Students see how education connects to actual careers and community needs, increasing motivation and engagement with their studies.
The presence of caring adults throughout the school creates an environment where students feel they truly matter. This sense of belonging doesn’t just make school feel like family—it provides the foundation for academic success and lifelong achievement.
District Accountability Committee
The District Accountability Committee plays a vital role in reviewing school and district performance, providing input on educational priorities, and ensuring accountability to our community. Your participation and perspective as parents are essential to this important work.
What to Expect:
For more information, please contact Lori Underwood at lunderwood@hanoverhornets.
The art students are currently working on art books, otherwise known as visual journals or junk journals. They are all very involved and excited for this project that will span the entire semester.
Since this is a repurposing and reusing type of project, we are in need of junk! Do you have a collection of craft supplies that will never get used? Or maybe a jar full of buttons? Please consider donating to this exciting art project.
Some examples of what we could use: scrapbook supplies, yarn, beads, bottlecaps, stickers, junk mail, magazines, glitter, greeting cards, one ply cardboard like cereal boxes, and so on.
If you have something unique and are unsure, please reach out to Lisa Smith at [email protected]. Ms. Smith loves the unique things that people collect and store.
When: September 14, 2025
Time: 07:00 – 10:00 MDT
Venue:
Hanover Fire Station 1
17550 S. Peyton Highway
Fountain, CO 80928
Calling all Hanover Alumni!
It’s time to return to where it all began. Join us Friday night under the bright lights for our annual Homecoming football game as the Hanover Hornets take on Deer Trail Eagles.
When: Friday, September 26th
Kickoff: 7:00 p.m.
Where: JSHS Football Field
The concession stand will be open for fundraising for the Hanover High School Senior Class during the game.
Look out for great information coming to future editions: District-wide Spirit Day, Holiday Luncheon, Angel Tree, additional volunteer opportunities and more.
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Sun, Sep 14 |
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Wed, Sep 17 |
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Thurs, Sep 18 |
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Fri, Sep 19 |
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Tues, Sep 23 |
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Thurs, Sep 25 |
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Fri, Sep 26 |
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Questions or Comments?
Contact Lori Underwood our Director of Communications.