Havana CUSD

Girls volleyball lose the first set but come back and dominate the next two sets to win!! Great win! JV also get a win as well over Abingdon-Avon. Good job Lady Ducks!

JH girls get a sweep at home tonight in girls basketball. Way to go girls!

Some of our amazing 4th graders lent a helping hand today by delivering Backpack Food Bags to classrooms! 🎒💪 It's inspiring seeing their smiles and teamwork. A huge thank you to the generous community members, volunteers, and donors who make the Backpack Program possible each week. Your support ensures that our students have what they need, both in and out of school. ❤️

Today, students in Mrs. Lane's English IV College Prep class shared presentations about Geoffrey Chaucer's "The Canterbury Tales." They all deserve a free dinner at The Tabard Inn!

Mrs. Brady’s Class:
Building brains and bright futures! Students practiced communication, problem-solving, math, and fine motor skills through hands-on learning, teamwork, and fun activities! #LearningByDoing #SpecialEducation #LifeSkillsInAction

Mrs. Brady’s Class:
Learning to read and follow directions, measure ingredients, bake together, and clean up with teamwork and smiles! #LifeSkills #HandsOnLearning #Teamwork #SpecialEducation

Attention New Central Families!! Please see the flyer below regarding concerts for the school year. 3rd & 4th Grades ONLY are performing at the Winter Concert, with the rest of the grade levels performing at the Spring Concert.

The students in Advanced Biology completed a squid dissection in class today. Squids belong to a group of unique animals called cephalopods, and everyone really enjoyed observing them up close. Go Ducks!

Reminder that tomorrow, Thursday 10/23, is an Early Dismissal day for Havana 126. JH at 1:50pm, HS at 1:55pm and NC at 2:05pm. NO SCHOOL ON FRIDAY, 10/24

Parent-Teacher conferences are Thursday from 4-7pm and Friday morning, 8am-Noon.

We hope to see you all there! Go Ducks!

🚌School Bus Safety Week🚌 What is the "Danger Zone"? This is the area a minimum of 10 feet around the entire bus. This area is especially tricky when loading and unloading your student. Pleas be mindful of the areas you are crossing when getting your child to and from the bus. Best practice- always cross at the front of the bus and never from behind or walking close to the sides of the bus.

We would like to give a huge shoutout to our Transportation team. Sometimes driving buses can be a thankless job, but they transport our students day in and day out safely and with a smile. Thank you all for having such a passion for your role in the Havana School District. 🌟

These 2 students (Leo and Weyland) were recognized for being great helpers at HJH. Go Ducks!!

Please use the link to vote for Cayden Green to be player of the week! Cayden ran for 286 yards and 4 touchdowns in our 69-50 victory over South Fulton. Go Ducks! https://www.sj-r.com/story/sports/high-school/2025/10/19/springfield-area-athlete-of-the-week-poll-oct-13-18/85876767007/

🚌Bus Safety Week🚌 Student tip edition *Always be at your designated stop 5 minutes prior to your scheduled pickup time. *Always stand a minimum of five large steps from your curb or road. *Make eye contact with your driver and watch for them to tell you when it is safe to cross/step onto the bus. *ALWAYS make sure that you are able to see your driver and that they can see you. There is a 12-20' area around the bus that is completely blind. This is especially a concern at pickup and drop off. Never cross or walk to the back of a bus, for this reason. These tips may seem like they're only for students who ride routes, but let's not forget all of the trips and events that most students participate in.

Find your favorite Lady Ducks basketball player and make a pledge! Thanks for your support! Go Ducks!!🦆🏀

Reminder to sign up for your conferences with the teachers. Contact your child's school if you have any questions. We look forward to meeting with you.

🚌October 20th-24 is Bus Safety Week🚌 All week we are going to be sharing best practices as well as highlighting our transportation team. 🛑Today's best practice revolves around the yellow and red lights on a school bus.

Principals are more than leaders - they're teammates, coaches, and cheerleaders rolled into one. This National Principals Month, we honor those who bring people together to achieve greatness.

The final senior we would like to recognize today is Lindsay Greer.

Next, we would like to recognize Karlie Hurst.