Longtime Huntley High School teacher and coach Kris Grabner announced that he will be stepping back from coaching duties with the HHS girls soccer team. He will continue to coach…
Read MoreHuntley High School received the coveted “All-Sports” Crown at the Northwest Herald‘s Most Valuable Athlete ceremony June 6. The award is given to the Fox Valley Conference school with the best overall performances…
Read MoreGood luck to the Huntley High School softball and baseball teams, which both will compete for sectional titles on Saturday, June 3. Game Information IHSA SOFTBALL SECTIONAL FINAL Saturday, June…
Read MoreConley Elementary students were thrilled May 25 to host 12 members of the Huntley High School Class of 2017 who are enlisting in the military. The Conley students both listened…
Read MoreFour Class of 2017 graduates: Heather Baldacci, Hailey Hill, Claudia Kosiak, and Jacob Wat have all excelled in academics, with GPAs in the top 10 among the class's more than 700 graduates. But equally as important, each has forged a distinctive path through high school, including finding the right balance among academics, extracurriculars, and social life.
Read MoreNot only will Huntley High School’s new marching band uniforms make the Red Raiders stand out on the field, but also they’ll provide members of the public with a chance…
Read MoreHuntley Community School District 158 recognized 2017 graduates of the LIGHT (Life Instruction Guiding Huntley Transition) Program at a ceremony on May 23. The LIGHT Program is a special services…
Read MoreIn what has become a treasured annual tradition, members of the Huntley High School Class of 2017 took a walk down memory lane by visiting the elementary schools they attended…
Read MoreCongratulations to HHS senior Heather Baldacci on being named to the Daily Herald Fox Valley Academic Team as an honorable mention! Heather is also the valedictorian of the Class of…
Read MoreHuntley High School will hold the graduation ceremony celebrating the Class of 2017 at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, May 27, 2017 at Northern Illinois University’s Convocation Center, 1525 W. Lincoln…
Read MoreToday we speak with five students from the inaugural class of Huntley High School's pioneering Youth Residency Program about their experiences. They'll share their favorite memories from their one-of-a-kind experience as well as how the program has helped them develop their plans for the future.
Read MoreHuntley High School has been named to the Washington Post “Most Challenging Schools” list for the third year in a row. The list primarily reflects the Post’s own Challenge Index…
Read MoreThe first class of students to complete the Huntley High School Youth Residency Program in partnership with Centegra Health System were recognized at a ceremony at the new Centegra Hospital-Huntley…
Read MoreHuntley High School’s chapter of Future Business Leaders of America has earned national recognition in the FBLA quarterly magazine, Tomorrow’s Business Leader. Huntley team members also will receive pins at the…
Read MoreOn Friday, April 28, the Huntley HS Journalism team placed 4th in state in the IHSA State Journalism Tournament. Individual winners included Courtney Thomas (State Champion, Newspaper Design), Ryan O’Sullivan…
Read MoreAn article in the Northwest Herald highlights the contributions Huntley High School teacher Erik Lachel in growing the interest in and inclusivity of competitive bass fishing throughout the state. Lachel,…
Read MoreOn this special two-part episode, we speak with six Huntley High School who shortly after graduation will be shipping out for service in the military. As we near graduation season, we are so proud and honored to speak with these students about the choices they have made to enter the military. On Part I we speak with seniors Noah Drzal,...
Read MoreHuntley High School’s Raider Nation News took first prize in the Division AA News Program category at the Midwest Media Educators Association VidFest on April 28. The video festival included…
Read MoreA team of Huntley High School students took first place in the Construction Industry Round Table (CIRT) National Design & Construction Competition in late April. The CIRT competition pitted teams…
Read MoreThanks to the Grammy-winning band “The Chainsmokers,” Huntley High School prom-goers enjoyed a night they’ll never forget on Saturday. The duo, a multiple Grammy nominee and winner of the 2017…
Read MoreHuntley High School hosted an international delegation of students and educators through the Philippine Youth Leadership Program (PYLP) on Wednesday, April 26. The PYLP is a leadership development program for Filipino students…
Read MoreToday we speak with Bill Geheren and Kate Curtin, aka the Dudes and Duchess of Huntley Community Radio. The station also broadcasts HHS football games, garnering thousands of listeners from throughout the country. Broadcasting at 101.5 FM locally and online at huntleyradio.com, HCR has become an integral part of the community.
Read MoreToday we speak with Richard Myers, manager of Culver's in Huntley, which over the years has partnered in numerous ways with Huntley 158. In addition, we talk with HHS senior Trevor Sass, who says he will take his experiences working at Culver's through the school's Co-op Program with him to the United States Marine Corps.
Read MoreThis past Friday students from Huntley High School’s Operation Click club attended their annual year-end banquet. Also in attendance were two other HHS students who were randomly chosen to attend based…
Read MoreThrough April 17, the work of 45 Huntley High School students is on display among that of hundreds of students from across the Fox Valley Conference at the Annual FVC Art…
Read MoreApproximately 125 colleges and universities and more than 20 area high schools will participate in Huntley High School’s inaugural IACAC-Recognized College Fair, to be held from 6:00-8:30 p.m. on Monday,…
Read MoreMore than 170 children from Huntley 158 elementary schools attended Kids Night Out, hosted by the Huntley High School Student Athlete Leadership Team on April 7. The event raised more than…
Read MoreHuntley 158 is one of 10 Illinois school districts selected to participate in the first cohort of Illinois’ Competency-Based High School Graduation Requirements Pilot Program. The program is targeted to spur…
Read MoreFifteen Future Business Leaders of America members and advisers from Huntley High School attended the Sixty-eighth Illinois Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) State Leadership Conference at the Crowne Plaza,…
Read MoreA number of Huntley High School students spent their spring break exploring the historic sites of Paris, Normandy, and other areas of France through a travel abroad trip offered through…
Read MoreHuntley High School is among 100 middle and high schools from throughout the country listed by Getting Smart as “schools worth visiting” for educators. The list recommends schools that can “give…
Read MoreHuntley High School’s B.J. Bertelsman has been voted the 2017 Northwest Herald Wrestling Coach of the Year. Bertelsman capped his sixth year at the helm of the program with a number…
Read MoreThe weekend of March 16-18, 10 staff members from The Voice and huntleyvoice.com attended the Columbia Scholastic Press Association’s annual spring conference in New York City. Back in October, staffers…
Read MoreToday HHS Principal Scott Rowe discusses the school's pioneering ALPHA Courses Blended Learning program. Through it, the school offers some 40 classes combining face-to-face and online work, from math to PE. Its successes have been documented by CNN.com, Parenting Magazine, and many other national and trade publications.
Read MoreTwo teams from Huntley High School formed an alliance that took first place at the McHenry County College countywide robotics competition on March 17, 2017. Take a look behind the…
Read MoreToday we speak with Phil Carter, Huntley High School band director, and three students from the school's award-winning bands. In 2016, the Marching Red Raiders took top visual honors at statewide competition. In addition, concert bands and ensembles have performed at a number of competitions, and students have received a host of top honors.
Read MoreWith the addition of new intelligent moving lighting fixtures, the use of LED pixels, winches for automated flying scenery, and brand new state-of-the-art pyrotechnics, Marlowe Middle School aims to dazzle…
Read MoreA number of Huntley 158 schools, staff, and students are raising funds as part of #HuntleyGoesBald, a community-wide fundraiser for the St. Baldrick’s Foundation’s work against childhood cancer. The #HuntleyGoesBald…
Read MoreCongratulations to our fall sport teams! The following teams qualified and received the IHSA Team Academic Achievement Award. This award recognizes varsity teams that maintain a grade point average of…
Read MoreThe Varsity Scholastic Bowl team upset Kaneland High School and Prairie Ridge High School to win the Regional Championship on Monday, March 6. With a tie going into the last…
Read MoreMs. Sharkey’s AP Human Geography classes got the chance on February 21 to Skype with the executive producer of the Documentary Group and former 20/20 producer Kayce Freed Jennings about…
Read MoreOn this episode of Huntley 158 Today we speak with Amanda Henk, a teacher who both was instrumental in the formation of the HHS Engineering Academy and is coach of the HHS Robotics Team. We also chat with three students and robotics team members about their experiences so far in the Academy.
Read MoreHuntley High School Thespian Troupe #6147 presents Fuddy Meers, a zany comedy intended for mature audiences only. The play, by David Lindsay-Abaire, follows Claire, who has a rare form of psychogenic amnesia…
Read MoreMore than 40 students from Huntley High School’s Cooperative Education (Co-Op) class sat down with volunteers from the Huntley 158 staff and the local community to show off the job…
Read MoreToday we speak with three students and teacher Page Schwaschwary from the HHS Co-Op Program. The class pairs in-school study of skills such as communication, interviewing, and college and career prep with early release for students to work real jobs in the community. The program works with more than 100 businesses in McHenry County.
Read MoreHuntley High School senior Camille Paddock recently was profiled in the Northwest Herald, sharing her story as a victim of bullying who now runs her own anti-bullying organization, Cam’s Dare To Be Different. Paddock…
Read MoreToday we speak with HHS counselor Julie Atchley and several students who have benefited from the school's adoption of Naviance, a leading online service that pairs students with college and career choices. Atchley says it is just one tool the Counseling Department uses to help students plot their post-secondary paths.
Read MoreHuntley High School’s first Girls in Engineering, Math, and Science (GEMS) event in January attracted 67 participants in grades 6-8 from Heineman and Marlowe Middle Schools. The event, which was…
Read MoreHuntley High School held an assembly on Monday morning to celebrate the accomplishments of a number of athletic teams, highlighted by a trophy presentation and performance by the Poms team,…
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