Daily Announcements

Early College Credit & Start College Now Deadline approaching!

If your child is interested in earning college credit while still in high school, please take note of the upcoming deadlines for Wisconsin’s Early College Credit Program and Start College Now Program. These programs offer high school students the opportunity to take college-level courses and get a head start on their post-secondary education.

Important Application Deadlines:

• October 1 – for Spring semester
• February 1 – for Summer semester
• March 1 – for Fall semester

All applications must be submitted to the HHS Counseling Office by the deadlines listed above. For more details about each program:

• Early College Credit Information
• Start College Now Information

Questions? Reach out to Ms. Huber at huberemily@hudsonraiders.org or your school counselor

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PSAT/NMSQT

Hudson High School will offer the digital PSAT/NMSQT on Tuesday, October 27, 2026.  Any student may register for this test.  It is highly recommended for the top 10% of the Junior class as it is the qualifier for the National Merit Scholarship Program.

Registration for the PSAT/NMSQT can be completed through MySchoolBucks. There is a $20 testing fee. Registration closes on October 1st.  Registration for accommodations was due on September 8th. After this time, you may still register, but accommodations may not be approved in time for the test. 

There will be a mandatory informational meeting on October 13th during Raidertime in the HHS commons to learn about the testing app and gain access to prep information.

More information/links about the PSAT/NMSQT:

• Frequently Asked Questions
• PSAT Guide
• Preparing for the PSAT

If you have any questions please feel free to contact Lacey Kehborn at kehbornlacey@hudsonraiders.org

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Lifetouch Retake Picture Day

Wednesday, October 7: 7:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. in the Stem Commons
You can place your order on mylifetouch.com using your Picture Day ID: EVTR8WZH4

Every student should have their photo taken for a school ID card..

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Transcripts

For graduated HHS students, please complete this form:  Transcript Request Form

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2026-2027 HHS Parking

Parking permits for the 2026-27 school year are available for purchase in MySchoolBucks.

Any outstanding invoices and/or lunch balances must be paid in full prior to purchasing a permit.

Enforcement of parking permits will begin on Wednesday, September 9th.

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2026 Graduation Ceremony Photos

Graduation ceremony photos are available to purchase through Lifetouch. Click here or text 73458GY26 to 90738 to view the photo gallery.

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Academic Achievement Recognition Changes

• Click here to view recent changes to academic achievement recognition.
• Click here to see the list of HHS Laude Courses.

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Raider Store

The Hudson High School Online Raider Store is LIVE!

• Customization options allow you to choose a DESIGN STYLE, COLOR, and even add a Department, Sport, or Activity.
• Proceeds provide students in the Raider School Store with a hands-on learning experience in merchandising and business operations.
• Gift cards are available at the HHS Raider Store – Open daily 11:13-1:13 PM during the school year.

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Speak Up Speak Out – Reporting Potential School Violence, Self-Harm, or Bullying

The State of Wisconsin’s Office of School Safety provides a 24/7 tip line for reporting potential harm or criminal activities directed at schools, students, and or staff. The Speak Up, Speak Out (SUSO) School Resource Center is set up to respond confidentially and quickly. The tip line is not just for threats to do harm to schools. Tips are also made regarding daily concerns students encounter such as bullying, drug use, self-harm, suicidal thoughts and more. The Hudson School District is part of the SUSO network.

Most tips fall into one of three categories:

• A classmate is being bullied or bullying someone else.
• A classmate might hurt themselves.
• A classmate might hurt others.

We all play a vital role in creating safe schools and communities. Anyone can submit a tip. Tips are received by a trained resource center staff who pass appropriate information on to local law enforcement and schools. We want people who see something to say something. SUSO allows us as a school community to keep each other safe, address concerns about someone’s safety, and help get the support needed to resolve concerns.

We encourage student and families to contact their building administrator or SUSO of any threats to do harm to a school.

Call 1.800.MY.SUSO.1 or Text "SUSO" to 738477 to report a tip.