Always check school website and school day announcements for dates and times.

Here is just a handful of events that Huron celebrates:

Graduation Celebration

Effective 2023, our annual graduation ceremony will be held in June.  Detailed information such as the date & time, cap & gown rentals, and retrieval of diplomas is provided to graduating students in their final year of high school.  Grads are required to fill out information forms stating their future plans and their best memories from Huron Heights so that we can personalize our graduation ceremony. Many scholarships and awards are presented at Commencement.  Class of 2023-2024

Also, don’t miss out on getting your grad photo taken HRN

Grade 9 Orientation Day (TBA-usually end of August)

Grade 9 can be fun, exciting but it can also be intimidating.

All grade nine students registered at Huron Heights are invited to attend our Orientation Day.  Senior students known as The Husky Pack will guide our new Huskies around the school to make them feel safe and comfortable at Huron Heights.

The students will be added to the Grade 9 Orientation google classroom where information about the day will be shared.  Information is also communicated via school website, instagram and twitter account.

This is a registered student only event! (please no parents/siblings)

WELCOME NEW HUSKIES!

MYART (TBA)

Come out for a night of live rock and pop music from our talented musicians at Huron Heights.  MYART auditions vocalists, guitar players, drummers, keyboardists, and even MCs to create this eclectic show.  This is yet another Huron tradition that gets bigger every year!

 

 

Charity Auction (November)

Each year the Business Leadership and Marketing students gather donations from the community for a very popular silent auction.  Held in the school library, the auction is open to anyone in the school community.  Hey, there are some great deals here!  Best of all, money raised is given to a local family in need at our Holiday Assembly in December.

 

 

Music Nights (Mid-December & Mid-May)

Our award winning choirs and bands perform for parents and the school community twice a year.  Every year this event sells out to the point of being standing room only.  Get your tickets early and support our music program.

 

 

Black History Month (February)

Join us for a celebration of black culture and history.  A series of events are coordinated by Huron People of Colour (H-POC) to educate Huron Heights.  Past events include daily announcements, workshops, a fashion show, and a talent show.  HPOC invites anyone in the school to attend meetings, get involved, and be part of this amazing event!

Semi Formal Dance (TBA)

Dress to impress and join your friends at a club venue for this ever-popular dance.  Every year this event sells out, with over 500 students attending. Past venues include Maxwell’s, Fed Hall, The Museum downtown, and Pearl.  Some past themes include Fire & Ice, Casino Royale, A Night in New York, Winter Wonderland, Arabian Nights, Hollywood, and A Night in Paris.   Attend with a date or with your group of friends.  All guests must complete a Guest contract and be approved before entry.

Ticket and WRDSB activity fee must be purchased prior to the even

Come and enjoy the Semi-Formal!

Multicultural Festival (Late April)

The festival involves two days of cultural sharing.  Traditionally we have held the food festival on day 1, in which students provide free food samples from their culture.  All food is prepared in the kitchens of Huron the night before the event.  On day 2 we hold the fashion and talent show, where any Husky can perform or share a traditional outfit.  The festival is a fun learning experience created by the students.

 

 

Coffee House (One each semester)

We hold coffee houses once or twice per semester.  This is a relaxed, low-key environment for students to share their artistic talents with their peers.  Examples of performances include acoustic guitar & singing, piano & singing, instrumental solos, spoken word poetry, poetry readings, improv games, storytelling, and drama games.  The low $2 cost covers treats, hot chocolate, tea, and coffee.

 

 

Prom (May)

This is the night every grad looks forward to.  Dress your finest and celebrate the end of your high school career.

A stellar DJ and light show, professional photographer, and access to a beautiful backdrop for photos before the event.

This year’s prom: TBA