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High Plains School

HPS Mission: We are empowered to learn today and lead tomorrow.

HPS Vision: HPS Staff collaborate to create a safe environment and instill a growth mindset.

4th and 5th graders standing on risers on the stage wearing their black shirts and pants.
4th/5th Grade 2025 Showcase

Showcases are a chance for our students to show off all they have learned in their specials classes (music, physical education, art, and innovation). The theme for the 4th/5th Grade Showcase was “K-pop”, and the students studied Korean culture. Specials collaborated to make an all-in-one event where movement, artwork, digital presentations, and music can be seen during the performance.

students sitting on bleachers wearing their new purple 100 mile club shirt.
25/26 100 Mile Club

High Plains is in their 10th year of supporting 100 Mile Club. This year is our club members are off and running each weekday morning. They are bringing in the miles and making new friends. We are so proud of these students and the choice they make each morning to start their day off with exercise and fresh air. 

The whole group of Middle School Students standing with their wearable hats that they created.
Intro to Art

Our middle school artists took creativity to new heights—literally! Students designed wearable sculptures standing at least 18 inches tall, showcasing imagination, craftsmanship, and confidence.

High Plains students in blue shirts run from the starting line under a blue “START” arch at the Bison Stampede
Bison Stampede!

What an amazing day for our Bison Stampede! A huge thank you to all the parents and volunteers who came out to cheer on and support our students and school. Students, families, and staff gave it their all, running laps to raise funds for PTCO. We are so grateful for our PTCO and their constant dedication to our campus!

Student at High Plains works on a Constitution Day math activity at their desk, writing answers on a worksheet
Celebrating Constitution Day

High Plains School students marked Constitution Day with creative activities—exploring Constitution Math, American colonies, and the foundations of our nation.

A fence banner with a blue Bison running through a big number 10 and signatures all over the banner.
High Plains is 10 Years Old!

It takes a village to raise a child, and at High Plains, our Bison Community empowers students to learn today and lead tomorrow.

To celebrate 10 years, our community signed banners together—a reminder of how thankful we are for everyone who makes High Plains special.

 

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