This morning the Sheriff Office informed Huntington Local School District that they had received another threat to the district. Law enforcement and K-9 units have been on sight clearing the campus to secure a safe environment for our kids to safely attend on a regular schedule. We will be in session today on a normal schedule.
🚨 STATE TOURNAMENT SEND-OFF! 🚨
Join us in wishing our Huntington Wrestlers the best of luck as they head to the State Tournament! 💚🤼♂️
Congratulations to our state qualifiers:
🏆 Jackson McNeal
🏆 Carson McNeal
🏆 Aden Breniser
🏆 McKinzee Mills
The team will be departing the wrestling facility Friday at 7:45 AM with a law enforcement escort and Huntington Township Trustees, traveling down Rozelle Creek Road to US-23.
If you would like to hang signs, line the route, or wave them off, come out and help us send these athletes to state in true Huntington TWP fashion!
Let’s show them how proud we are!
Good luck wrestlers! 💚
All grades Pk-12 sign up using the elementary link below.
https://www.myschooldentist.com/HEHLOH_schsrm
The Huntington High School Spring Athletic Schedule can be found here: https://aptg.co/9GYVN-
Go Green!
Following our decision to dismiss for inclement weather, the Ross County Sheriff Office notified Huntington Local School District that another automated threat had been called into their office. Prior to students and staff arriving on campus this morning, cameras had been checked and the building had been swept by Law Enforcement. Today will be an online learning day for students.
Due to the incoming weather, all students will dismissed at this time. Middle School and High School buses will be departing in approximately 20 minutes. Pickaway-Ross students are returning to school and will ride the buses home.
- A Watchtower unit stationed on campus for 24/7 monitoring
- Nightly walkthroughs to secure all entrances and exits
- Increased Law Enforcement presence each morning to secure the building.
- Overnight patrols of campus by law enforcement
- Daily review of security camera footage to monitor overnight activity
- Ohio State Highway Patrol officers and Ross County Sheriff’s deputies on site throughout the school day
- Random backpack and locker searches
- Continued visitor check-in procedures requiring identification, issuance of a visitor badge, and checkout upon departure
We want to reiterate that keeping our students safe is our highest priority. Their physical and emotional well-being will always take precedence. This is a responsibility we do not take lightly.
Huntington Township is a special place to live and raise our children, and we deeply appreciate your understanding, patience, and continued support during this challenging time.
One Team. One Purpose. One TWP. — Together We Prevail.
