What is Husky Hour?

What is Husky Hour?

Husky Hour is a flex period between 4^th and 5^th periods. The main purposes of Husky Hour are:

• Eating lunch

• Academic work

  • Make up tests with teachers

  • Extra help with teachers

  • Homework & studying

  • Group projects

  • Visiting the library to use Chromebook, do research, check out a book, read in a quiet place, print work, etc.

  • Visiting the writing center (located inside the library) to get help writing or editing

• Participating in clubs and organizations

  • All clubs meet at least monthly. The daily club schedule is always posted on the screens around the building.

What is Husky Hour Academic Intervention?

Husky Hour Academic Intervention occurs when a teacher assigns you to come and see them for academic help during Husky Hour. If you are assigned to see a teacher during Husky Hour you must show up or you will be assigned to Husky Hour Academic Detention. Each subject is assigned a day for intervention:

• Monday – History and Fine Arts

• Tuesday – Math and PE, Driver’s Ed, Health

• Wednesday – Science and World Languages

• Friday – English and Academies

What is Husky Homeroom on Thursdays?

On Thursdays, all students have homeroom for half of Husky Hour. Freshmen report to their homerooms (see your schedule for room number) at the beginning of Husky Hour and stay until they are dismissed for lunch (30 minutes). Homeroom attendance is checked, failure to report results in detention for skipping. Homeroom time is used for all type of things:

• Important training sessions

• Class meetings

• Progress/grade checks with homeroom teachers

• Voting and surveys