Huntley 158 Today

The District is excited to introduce Huntley 158 Today, a recurring video series featuring administrators and guests from throughout the District discussing current topics in our schools.

Below you can find an archive of all past shows or find shows listed by topic:

- Huntley 158 Today: Members of the HHS Class of 2017
  Four Class of 2017 graduates: Heather Baldacci, Hailey Hill, Claudia Kosiak, and Jacob Wat have all excelled in academics, with GPAs in the top 10 among the class's more than 700 graduates. But equally as important, each has forged a distinctive path through high school, including finding the right balance among academics, extracurriculars, and social life. Their advice and future plans »
  Huntley 158 - May 25, 2017
- Huntley 158 Today: Preparing For Kindergarten
  Today we talk with Scott Iddings, principal of Leggee Elementary School; Carrie Hernandez, Leggee kindergarten teacher; and Carter, a kindergarten veteran, about what to expect at kindergarten registration and in the classroom. At kindergarten registration events, families have the opportunity to tour the school, meet staff, and get to know their school. Watch the video »
  Huntley 158 - May 18, 2017
- Huntley 158 Today: Medical Residency Students Reflect on Year One
  Today we speak with five students from the inaugural class of Huntley High School's pioneering Youth Residency Program about their experiences. They'll share their favorite memories from their one-of-a-kind experience as well as how the program has helped them develop their plans for the future. See behind the scenes »
  Huntley 158 - May 11, 2017
- Huntley 158 Today: Students Enlisting in the Military
  On this special two-part episode, we speak with six Huntley High School who shortly after graduation will be shipping out for service in the military. As we near graduation season, we are so proud and honored to speak with these students about the choices they have made to enter the military.
  
  On Part I we speak with seniors Noah Drzal, Hal Hardy, and Gunnar Vogt, and junior Myranda Anderson about their motivations for joining the military and their future plans. On Part II, we speak with seniors Taylor Velez and Zack Flick about their personal histories with the military and their future plans. Two special episodes »
  Huntley 158 - May 4, 2017
- Huntley 158 Today: Huntley Community Radio
  Today we speak with Bill Geheren and Kate Curtin, aka the Dudes and Duchess of Huntley Community Radio. The station also broadcasts HHS football games, garnering thousands of listeners from throughout the country. Broadcasting at 101.5 FM locally and online at huntleyradio.com, HCR has become an integral part of the community. Broadcasting live from HHS »
  Huntley 158 - April 27, 2017
- Huntley 158 Today: Members of the HHS Class of 2017 - Four Class of 2017 graduates: Heather Baldacci, Hailey Hill, Claudia Kosiak, and Jacob Wat have all excelled in academics, with GPAs in the top 10 among the class's more than 700 graduates. But equally as important, each has forged a distinctive path through high school, including finding the right balance among academics, extracurriculars, and social life. Their advice and future plans »
- Huntley 158 Today: Medical Residency Students Reflect on Year One - Today we speak with five students from the inaugural class of Huntley High School's pioneering Youth Residency Program about their experiences. They'll share their favorite memories from their one-of-a-kind experience as well as how the program has helped them develop their plans for the future. See behind the scenes »
- Huntley 158 Today: Students Enlisting in the Military - On this special two-part episode, we speak with six Huntley High School who shortly after graduation will be shipping out for service in the military. As we near graduation season, we are so proud and honored to speak with these students about the choices they have made to enter the military.
  
  On Part I we speak with seniors Noah Drzal, Hal Hardy, and Gunnar Vogt, and junior Myranda Anderson about their motivations for joining the military and their future plans. On Part II, we speak with seniors Taylor Velez and Zack Flick about their personal histories with the military and their future plans. Two special episodes »
- Huntley 158 Today: Huntley Community Radio - Today we speak with Bill Geheren and Kate Curtin, aka the Dudes and Duchess of Huntley Community Radio. The station also broadcasts HHS football games, garnering thousands of listeners from throughout the country. Broadcasting at 101.5 FM locally and online at huntleyradio.com, HCR has become an integral part of the community. Broadcasting live from HHS »
- Huntley 158 Today: Community Partnership with Culver’s - Today we speak with Richard Myers, manager of Culver's in Huntley, which over the years has partnered in numerous ways with Huntley 158. In addition, we talk with HHS senior Trevor Sass, who says he will take his experiences working at Culver's through the school's Co-op Program with him to the United States Marine Corps. Familiar faces at schools »
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- Huntley 158 Today: Ballet Helps HHS Band Reach Top Honors - Today we speak with Phil Carter, Huntley High School band director, and three students from the school's award-winning bands. In 2016, the Marching Red Raiders took top visual honors at statewide competition. In addition, concert bands and ensembles have performed at a number of competitions, and students have received a host of top honors. Unorthodox training »
- Huntley 158 Today: Macbeth at Huntley High School - On this "Halloween" episode, we speak with two students and the director from Huntley High School's production of Shakespeare's "Macbeth." We'll talk to them about the challenges of doing Shakespeare at the high school level as well as the fun of performing their swashbuckling take on the classic drama. Why students love Shakespeare »
- Huntley 158 Today: Orchestra Takes Center Stage - Huntley 158 introduced Orchestra to our middle schools in 2015-16. The program has drawn significant interest and will continue to expand in coming years into HHS. Today we check in with three Marlowe Middle School orchestra students and their teacher, Mr. Meza. Watch as they discuss their experiences in orchestra and treat us to a performance! Watch them perform »
- Huntley 158 Today: Performing Arts Center - This week we check in with Lorie Woods and Nathan Knapke, who have helped transform the Performing Arts Center into a premier destination for theater and other performances. Their expertise has guided both a number of physical and technological improvements to the theater, as well as the audience experience. Professional-quality productions »
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- Huntley 158 Today: Medical Residency Students Reflect on Year One - Today we speak with five students from the inaugural class of Huntley High School's pioneering Youth Residency Program about their experiences. They'll share their favorite memories from their one-of-a-kind experience as well as how the program has helped them develop their plans for the future. See behind the scenes »
- Huntley 158 Today: Students Enlisting in the Military - On this special two-part episode, we speak with six Huntley High School who shortly after graduation will be shipping out for service in the military. As we near graduation season, we are so proud and honored to speak with these students about the choices they have made to enter the military.
  
  On Part I we speak with seniors Noah Drzal, Hal Hardy, and Gunnar Vogt, and junior Myranda Anderson about their motivations for joining the military and their future plans. On Part II, we speak with seniors Taylor Velez and Zack Flick about their personal histories with the military and their future plans. Two special episodes »
- Huntley 158 Today: Huntley Community Radio - Today we speak with Bill Geheren and Kate Curtin, aka the Dudes and Duchess of Huntley Community Radio. The station also broadcasts HHS football games, garnering thousands of listeners from throughout the country. Broadcasting at 101.5 FM locally and online at huntleyradio.com, HCR has become an integral part of the community. Broadcasting live from HHS »
- Huntley 158 Today: Community Partnership with Culver’s - Today we speak with Richard Myers, manager of Culver's in Huntley, which over the years has partnered in numerous ways with Huntley 158. In addition, we talk with HHS senior Trevor Sass, who says he will take his experiences working at Culver's through the school's Co-op Program with him to the United States Marine Corps. Familiar faces at schools »
- Huntley 158 Today: Huntley Area Chamber of Commerce - Today we speak with Sunday Graham, of the Huntley Area Chamber of Commerce. In addition to hosting the ribbon cutting event for Huntley High School's new addition in 2016, the Chamber partners with the District in many ways. According to Graham, strong local schools have a large positive effect on home values and business growth. Mutually beneficial partnerships »
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- Huntley 158 Today: Medical Residency Students Reflect on Year One - Today we speak with five students from the inaugural class of Huntley High School's pioneering Youth Residency Program about their experiences. They'll share their favorite memories from their one-of-a-kind experience as well as how the program has helped them develop their plans for the future. See behind the scenes »
- Huntley 158 Today: HHS Principal Discusses Blended Learning - Today HHS Principal Scott Rowe discusses the school's pioneering ALPHA Courses Blended Learning program. Through it, the school offers some 40 classes combining face-to-face and online work, from math to PE. Its successes have been documented by CNN.com, Parenting Magazine, and many other national and trade publications. Nationally recognized »
- Huntley 158 Today: Engineering Academy Students on Robots, Classes - On this episode of Huntley 158 Today we speak with Amanda Henk, a teacher who both was instrumental in the formation of the HHS Engineering Academy and is coach of the HHS Robotics Team. We also chat with three students and robotics team members about their experiences so far in the Academy. Upcoming competitions »
- Huntley 158 Today: The LIGHT Program’s Shining Successes - Today we speak with four students from the Huntley 158 LIGHT Program, which serves special education students ages 18-21 who have completed graduation requirements but delayed acceptance of their diploma. About 75% of students in the program are competitively employed through partnerships with about 40 local employers. Watch the video »
- Medical Academy Students Discuss One-of-a-Kind Residency - Twenty-four students from the HHS Medical Academy are pioneering a medical residency program in partnership with Centegra Health System. Believed to be the first of its kind, the program gives students the opportunity to shadow healthcare professionals for several hours each week in departments throughout Centegra facilities. Real-world experiences »
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- Student, Author Receives “Fifty for the Future” Tech Award
- Huntley 158 Today: The Always Initiative at Huntley High School
- Huntley 158 Today: Members of the HHS Class of 2017 - Four Class of 2017 graduates: Heather Baldacci, Hailey Hill, Claudia Kosiak, and Jacob Wat have all excelled in academics, with GPAs in the top 10 among the class's more than 700 graduates. But equally as important, each has forged a distinctive path through high school, including finding the right balance among academics, extracurriculars, and social life. Their advice and future plans »
- Huntley 158 Today: Preparing For Kindergarten - Today we talk with Scott Iddings, principal of Leggee Elementary School; Carrie Hernandez, Leggee kindergarten teacher; and Carter, a kindergarten veteran, about what to expect at kindergarten registration and in the classroom. At kindergarten registration events, families have the opportunity to tour the school, meet staff, and get to know their school. Watch the video »
- Huntley 158 Today: Medical Residency Students Reflect on Year One - Today we speak with five students from the inaugural class of Huntley High School's pioneering Youth Residency Program about their experiences. They'll share their favorite memories from their one-of-a-kind experience as well as how the program has helped them develop their plans for the future. See behind the scenes »
- Huntley 158 Today: Students Enlisting in the Military - On this special two-part episode, we speak with six Huntley High School who shortly after graduation will be shipping out for service in the military. As we near graduation season, we are so proud and honored to speak with these students about the choices they have made to enter the military.
  
  On Part I we speak with seniors Noah Drzal, Hal Hardy, and Gunnar Vogt, and junior Myranda Anderson about their motivations for joining the military and their future plans. On Part II, we speak with seniors Taylor Velez and Zack Flick about their personal histories with the military and their future plans. Two special episodes »
- Huntley 158 Today: Huntley Community Radio - Today we speak with Bill Geheren and Kate Curtin, aka the Dudes and Duchess of Huntley Community Radio. The station also broadcasts HHS football games, garnering thousands of listeners from throughout the country. Broadcasting at 101.5 FM locally and online at huntleyradio.com, HCR has become an integral part of the community. Broadcasting live from HHS »
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- Huntley 158 Today: Members of the HHS Class of 2017 - Four Class of 2017 graduates: Heather Baldacci, Hailey Hill, Claudia Kosiak, and Jacob Wat have all excelled in academics, with GPAs in the top 10 among the class's more than 700 graduates. But equally as important, each has forged a distinctive path through high school, including finding the right balance among academics, extracurriculars, and social life. Their advice and future plans »
- Huntley 158 Today: Medical Residency Students Reflect on Year One - Today we speak with five students from the inaugural class of Huntley High School's pioneering Youth Residency Program about their experiences. They'll share their favorite memories from their one-of-a-kind experience as well as how the program has helped them develop their plans for the future. See behind the scenes »
- Huntley 158 Today: Students Enlisting in the Military - On this special two-part episode, we speak with six Huntley High School who shortly after graduation will be shipping out for service in the military. As we near graduation season, we are so proud and honored to speak with these students about the choices they have made to enter the military.
  
  On Part I we speak with seniors Noah Drzal, Hal Hardy, and Gunnar Vogt, and junior Myranda Anderson about their motivations for joining the military and their future plans. On Part II, we speak with seniors Taylor Velez and Zack Flick about their personal histories with the military and their future plans. Two special episodes »
- Huntley 158 Today: Huntley Community Radio - Today we speak with Bill Geheren and Kate Curtin, aka the Dudes and Duchess of Huntley Community Radio. The station also broadcasts HHS football games, garnering thousands of listeners from throughout the country. Broadcasting at 101.5 FM locally and online at huntleyradio.com, HCR has become an integral part of the community. Broadcasting live from HHS »
- Huntley 158 Today: Community Partnership with Culver’s - Today we speak with Richard Myers, manager of Culver's in Huntley, which over the years has partnered in numerous ways with Huntley 158. In addition, we talk with HHS senior Trevor Sass, who says he will take his experiences working at Culver's through the school's Co-op Program with him to the United States Marine Corps. Familiar faces at schools »
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