Student Activities

Haltom High School offers a wide range of competitive sports offered on our campus—each designed to inspire teamwork, build school spirit, and support personal growth.

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Our award-winning fine arts programs offer students countless opportunities to create, perform, and express their talents.

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Danny Detrick, Fine Arts Director

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Mark McGahey, Assistant Fine Arts Director

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Date — Event

9/18/25 — September Officer Meeting
9/24/25 — September General Meeting

10/23/25 — October Officer Meeting
10/29/25 — October General Meeting
10/09/2025 — Officer Induction Practice
10/15/2025 — Induction Ceremony

11/13/25 — November Officer Meeting
11/19/25 — November General Meeting

12/4/25 — December Officer Meeting
12/10/25 — December General Meeting
12/10/25 — Winter Social
12/18/25 — Fall Points Due

1/22/26 — January Officer Meeting
1/28/26 — January General Meeting

2/19/26 — February Officer Meeting
2/25/26 — February General Meeting

3/12/26 — March Officer Meeting
3/25/26 — March General Meeting

4/16/26 — April Officer Meeting
4/22/26 — April General Meeting

4/30/26 — May Officer Meeting
5/6/26 — May General Meeting

5/1/26 — Senior Points Due
5/8/26 — Junior Points Due

HALTOM HIGH SCHOOL
BUFFALOS
BIRDVILLE ISD

JOIN STUCO
TO GET
INVOLVED
IN FUN
EVENTS

Including:

• Pep rallies

• Conferences

• Dress up weeks

• Making posters

• Team building

• Homecoming

Fill out the form from Room 127
and give the teacher evaluations
to ALL of your teachers

Turn in ONLY the first paper to
Room 127 and your teachers will
turn in your evaluations.

Due January 30th
at 3pm
Room A127

Bowling fun
Freshman Orientation
POSTERS!!!!

STUDENT COUNCIL

The “S” in PTSA is for “STUDENTS”.
It’s the students who volunteer, although parents are welcome, too!

Scholarships!
PTSA offers scholarship opportunities exclusive to student members awarded from HHS, BISD, & TX PTA!

Earn a BISD Graduation Cord!
Joining, participating, & volunteering can get you a graduation cord!

Being a PTSA student member looks great on your college, job, trade school, & scholarship applications, giving you a boost over the competition!

Student appreciation days!
PTSA appreciates all our members, even students! We’d love to celebrate you too!

Student appreciation days!!

Stop by the counseling office to
pick up a join PTSA envelope
to pay by cash or check

¿Por qué unirse al PTSA?

La “S” en PTSA es “estudiantes”.
Los estudiantes tienen la oportunidad de ser voluntarios, ¡aunque los padres también son bienvenidos!

¡Becas!
El PTSA ofrece oportunidades de becas exclusivas para los estudiantes que son miembros, otorgadas por HHS, BISD y la PTA de Texas.

¡Gana un cordón de graduación de BISD!
¡Únete, participa y hazte voluntario para conseguir uno!

¡Ser miembro estudiantil de el PTSA se ve muy bien en tus solicitudes para la universidad, trabajo, escuela vocacional y becas, y te da una ventaja sobre la competencia!

¡Días de reconocimiento estudiantil!
El PTSA agradece a todos sus miembros, ¡incluso a los estudiantes! ¡Nos encantaría celebrarlos también!

¡¡¡Días de aprecio a los estudiantes!!!

Pase por la oficina de consejería para
recoger un sobre para unirse al PTSA y
pagar en efectivo o con cheque.

For information on your PTA/PTSA organization, please visit the PTA/PTSA BISD page.

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Haltom High School Senior Hub 

Haltom High School
Senior Dress Requirements When in Cap and Gown

When participating in an event that requires you to wear your graduation gown, the dress requirements below must be followed, or you will not be allowed to participate. Events that require seniors to wear their gowns include:

• Senior Picture (gown, no cap)

• Senior Awards (gown, no cap)

• Senior Walk (gown, no cap)

• Baccalaureate (gown, no cap)

• Graduation Ceremony (cap and gown)

• First in Family (gown, no cap)

Seniors Dress Requirements

• Gown (pressed — do this ahead of time because they are severely wrinkled)

• Only the tassel may be worn on the cap — no other adornments, writings, or decorations allowed

• School-appropriate hair

• No flip-flops or athletic shoes (black dress shoes only)

• No facial piercings of any kind

• Nothing worn outside of gown other than cords, medals, and sashes issued by the counselors

• No bags, backpacks, or purses

• No gum

• No cell phones or electronic devices; no earphones/buds

Ladies

• Black dress shoes (no athletic shoes)

• Dresses/skirts must be black

• Dresses/skirts must be school-appropriate in length but must not show below the robe

• Dresses/shirts must not show above the collar of the gown

• Black slacks with white or black shirt

• Small, appropriate jewelry

Gentlemen

• Black dress shoes or all-black cowboy boots are acceptable (absolutely no athletic shoes)

• Black socks

• Black dress pants (no jeans or shorts)

• Black belt

• White dress shirt with collar (must be pressed)

• Solid black tie

• No T-shirts with or without a collar

If religious reasons prevent you from following these requirements, you must speak with Mr. Everitt or Mrs. Keating several days before any senior event.

Updated: 9/18/2025