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We look forward to welcoming our students and staff back and starting a great week of learning together. Thank you for your continued commitment to attendance and safety.
Have a wonderful evening, and we will see everyone Monday morning!
Hermitage School District
While we are eager to return to the classroom, many secondary roads remain slick and unsafe for bus routes and school travel.
Please stay safe and warm as we monitor conditions, and we look forward to resuming school as soon as it is safe to do so.
Hermitage School District
Hermitage School District will be closed on Thursday, January 29, 2026, due to refreezing ice-covered roadways and hazardous icy patch conditions, particularly along rural routes.
Road conditions are monitored daily as we continue to evaluate the ongoing impacts of winter weather. The safety of our students, staff, and families remains our highest priority.
Please remain safe and use extreme caution if travel is necessary, especially as temperatures drop and roadways refreeze overnight.
(Photos taken between Jersey and Hermitage)
Hermitage School District
Please stay safe and warm while enjoying your day at home. We will continue to monitor conditions and share updates as soon as school can safely resume.
Hermitage School District
Hermitage School District Closure Notice Tuesday, 1/27/2026
Hermitage School District will be closed on Tuesday, January 27, 2026, due to freezing temperatures and ice creating unsafe road and facility conditions.
The safety of our students, staff, and families is our top priority. Please remain safe and warm as we continue to monitor conditions and will provide updates regarding when school may resume.
Hermitage School District​
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HES Counselor Corner
Senior Savannah Brian and 8th grader Brently Bunch took on a real-world challenge in our EAST program by repairing a 3D printer before they could even begin printing. After troubleshooting and fixing the issue, they successfully printed a heart for the very first time—and we couldn’t be more excited!
This is hands-on learning at its best: perseverance, teamwork, and critical thinking all in one project. Way to go, Savannah and Brently!
