Campus News
Too Late or Not Too Late? Hug’s New Tardy Policy
Alexander Ryan, Staff Writer
February 7, 2020
This semester, Hug revealed and implemented its new policy on tardies. Under the new policy, students will be sent to the “Hawk’s Nest”, in room D-1, to retrieve a tardy pass. Five tardies will get them a lunch detention, followed by increasingly severe punishments - meetings with teachers, paren...
Santa’s Workshop- A Major Event
Angel Ocampo Salazar, News Editor
December 11, 2019
This weekend, Hug's JROTC program is planning to create Santa's Workshop for our community's youth. It's part of their junior service learning project for this year. A junior service learning project is a project in which students perform services for their community, while at the same time learning...
Groundbreaking at Wildcreek
Lizeth Rocha, Staff Writer
December 3, 2019
On November 22nd, 2019, the class of 2023 was able to see first-hand where they will be spending their senior year. The new school that will be built on the Wildcreek golf course is set to open in the Fall semester of 2022, also known as the senior year of the class of 2023. A grand groundbreaking...
Hug’s Most Successful Blood Drive in History
Leann Stick, Staff Writer
November 22, 2019
This year's blood drive has been the most successful in Hug High School’s history. There were 114 people who offered up their arms for a donation, and of those 114 people, 81 were able to successfully donate. Although the goal for this year's blood drive was 100 units of blood, only 90 units were collected....
New School at Wildcreek to Stay Procter R. Hug High
Lizeth Rocha, Staff Writer
November 19, 2019
Reno, NV - On Wednesday, November 6, the Washoe Count School Naming Committee selected the final name for the new high school that will be built on the Wildcreek golf course. The Committee selected Procter Hug High School as the name. Three finalist names have also been chosen for the technical schoo...
District Breaks Ground on New School
Lizeth Rocha, Staff Writer
November 15, 2019
Reno, NV- Something big is coming; a lot of change is to come in the fall semester of 2022. This “something” is the brand-new high school that will be built on the Wildcreek Golf course located in north Reno. It will open the senior year of the current freshmen class. The Hug High stude...
Hug Hawk Hero Leaves the Nest
Felix Ladaga and Halla Mansfield
November 8, 2019
Many students that know Mrs. Roberts would agree that she is one of the most kindhearted and caring teachers at Hug High School. She has made a major impact on the lives of many students, from helping students with classwork and personal problems to being an overall lively, energetic, and ent...
Hug Grad Rate Hits 86%, Honors Rate Falls
Lizeth Rocha, Staff Writer
November 1, 2019
Reno, Nevada – The graduation rate at Proctor R. Hug High School hits an all time high at 86%. While graduation rates have risen as well as advanced diploma rates, honors diploma rates have not done the same, and on the contrary, they are decreasing. In 2018 the graduation rate was 84%, and in 2019 the graduation ...
Hug Saves Lives a Drop at a Time
Leann Stick, Staff Writer
October 30, 2019
The first week of November at Hug High School marks HOSA (Future Health Care Professionals) Week, a week to celebrate the program and what it represents. Kicking off the week is a blood drive, which will be held on Monday, November 4th in the small gym. Anyone who is able to donate is encouraged to do so. ...
Hug Students Strike for the Green New Deal-Climate Strike at Hug
Angel Ocampo Salazar, News editor
September 20, 2019
The Earth’s climate is undeniably different from the way it was a few decades ago. Rising global temperatures and extreme weather suggest that the world’s climate is changing, yet some politicians still doubt the accuracy of climate change claims. Several politicians, including our president, d...
Hug High School Track gets much needed Makeover
Angel Ocampo Salazar, News editor
September 11, 2019
Most of us remember the poor condition that the track was in at the end of the last school year; a combination of weathering, landscaping damage, and years of wear left the track in less than favorable condition. The track was not used for track and field competition for this reason. Luckily, for those...
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