Cleo Holloway, Principal

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OUR MISSION: Huntington Middle School, in partnership with our entire community, is committed to empowering students with the knowledge and skills necessary to meet the challenges of the future.

Huntington's Own Dr. Marjorie Ann Guisao-Wallace

Dr. Marjorie Anne Guisao-Wallace, seventh grade science teacher at Huntington Middle, will exhibit one of art pieces in the Light-of-the-Ancestor Exhibition from February 13-March 6, 2015 in the Pepco Edison Place Gallery, 702 Eighth Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20001, Between G &H. The Gallery is opened to the public Tuesday through Friday 12 noon to 4:00 pm. Admission is free.
We are looking forward to her One Woman Showing at the Downing Gross Cultural Arts Center in Newport News in the fall of 2015!

Here are the links for videos of the art show in Washington DC: 

http://youtu.be/Qfby_DLWcOU

http://www.artimpactusa.com/lota-promotional-video

Huntington Middle School 2015 Science Fair Winners

Announcing the exceptional performance of the following Viking Students:

Physics & Astronomy: Junior Division
John Velkey 2nd Place
Animal Sciences: Junior Division
Alexia Sallet 3rd Place
Biochemistry: Junior Division
Ashiaya Houser 3rd Place
Niyibitanga Daudi Honorable Mention
Medicine & Health: Junior Division
Kuzonia Batten Honorable Mention

Congratulations on a job very well done!

Huntington Does It Again!

On Friday, January 9 the Tidewater McDonald’s Association, Inc. announced the recipients of the inaugural Balanced, Active Lifestyle Grant awards program. The Balanced, Active Lifestyle Grant awards program was created to assist local public schools in developing educational programs that support physical fitness and health education for students.  Seven $1,000 Balanced, Active Lifestyle Grants were awarded to local public middle schools across Hampton Roads.  Huntington is one of the seven schools receiving the grant!  Outstanding!!

Huntington Vikings Receive New Grant! 

    Huntington Middle School is the recipient of the $500.00 grant sponsored by Exxon Mobile Educational Allience Program and Pit Stop Convenience Stores of Hapmton, Virginia.  The funds will be used for mathematics and science students. We are excited for the support from these companies and we love their theory that "helping young minds now helps us later"!

Did You Know?
Huntington participates in the Box Tops for Education program!  What is Box Tops for Education?  Glad you asked! It is one of the nation's largest school earnings programs and has been helping schools succeed since 1996. With over 250 participating products it's an easy way for schools to earn cash for the things they need. Just use this link: Box Tops For Education. Enter the zip code for Huntington "23607" and then follow the information on your screen. There is also a link in the "Quick Link" section below on the right for this program. Thanks so much!

 New Huntington Vikings Fitness Center!
Huntington has some wonderful news to share about its new fitness center. The article from the Daily Press, "Newport News School Getting Fitness Center" coupled with the letter from the Commonwealth of Virginia Governor's Office, highlight the new center that will be placed in Huntington Viking Territory.  A lot of hard work went into this process and we thank both Huntington Administration and Physical Education Teacher Brandi Wills for making this happen at Huntington.  Stop by for a visit and recognize...wonderful things are happening at Hunting Middle School! Take a look below at the featured video!

School Supplies List

Free & Reduced Meals Program

"Vikings" Seen on The Warwick River!
Huntington Middle School Vikings 6th Grade Science students recently were seen testing the Warwick Rivers water quality to determine its' health. 

Math Tutor List

Magnet Newsletter 

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School Improvement Plan

Huntington is an Arts and Communications Magnet school. Learn more and view magnet video.

Students with special interests in visual arts, photography, music, creative writing, and broadcasting/ communications can explore those interests while participating in the program.

Students will be immersed in a culture that reflects the world of the arts, a culture that enhances the comprehensive curriculum and encourages creativity, hard work, self-discipline, and personal discovery. Download magnet brochure.