June 2022 News Summary

Wiley dominates at State Finals to cement historic legacy

Mon, 18 Jul 2022 20:05:00 GMT

On June 1, 2019, a relatively unknown freshman from Huntington North High School seemingly shocked the state, upsetting Abigail Lynch of Brownsburg to win the 1600 meter run state championship with a time of 4:46.93, an incredible improvement over the 5:20.35 she posted at the sectional meet two weeks prior and 4:55.19 posted at the regional meet one week prior. Fast forward three years to Friday night in Bloomington, and Huntington North senior Addy Wiley was anything but an unknown this time around. Featured on the cover of the official meet program and other promotional materials for the meet, Wiley put a resounding exclamation point on her historic high school career to cement herself as one of the greatest runners in Indiana high school history.

Superintendent Chad Daugherty resigns from HCCSC after 25 years of service

Tue, 28 Jun 2022 20:58:00 GMT

After 26 years in education and the last 25 years at HCCSC serving various roles, Superintendent Chad Daugherty will resign to accept a position serving as the Deputy Superintendent of Dorchester 2 School District in Summersville, South Carolina.

Huntington North named as 2022 Model School

Mon, 20 Jun 2022 16:23:00 GMT

The International Center for Leadership in Education (ICLE), whose mission is to celebrate, inspire and support today’s educators, has named Huntington North High School a 2022 Model School for their focus on relationships and rigorous and relevant academics to impact student growth. The educators at Huntington North High School recognized opportunities for collaboration, have a strong culture and hold high expectations for all students.

HCCSC cuts ribbon on new Huntington North multi-purpose outdoor facility

Fri, 03 Jun 2022 00:16:00 GMT

HCCSC and Huntington North High School cut the ribbon on Huntington North’s new multi-purpose outdoor facility during a ceremony on Thursday. The facility will host the Vikings’ football, boys and girls soccer and boys and girls track and field teams and will also be used by Huntington North’s band, JROTC and physical education classes.