Welcome to our new online community.  Membership is FREE and available exclusively to our alumni and friends!

This is HHS's private, online community created exclusively for Highland HS alumni.   It is a secure, password-protected environment established by Highland High School.

Once you register, an email will be sent to confirm your membership and validate your email address.  Be sure to click on the link in this email so your account can be activated.

Please be patient with the site as it's being developed and content is being added.  *Most of the information on the site is for testing and development purposes and will be replaced with better content as soon as possible.

Become a member and take advantage of the following services:

• Reconnect with faculty and former classmates
• Organize class reunions
• Discover ways to support your school
• Share alumni news and activities

Features include:

• Message boards for In Memorial, Lost/Missing Alumni, Career & Volunteer Center, Class Notes, School & Alumni News
• Alumni directory that's searchable by class, by name or by occupation
• Lost / missing alumni directory to help find people that others are looking for
• Social networking (Facebook, MySpace and LinkedIn) support

Search for friends and make new connections with the online community!  All you need to do to take advantage of all the community has to offer is to proceed through the registration process to establish an account.

We understand a fraudulent profile was created recently, and many of you received e-mails regarding a scam.  We have reported this person's e-mail address to the global spam directory, blocked his access from this site, and removed his profile. Rest assured, your e-mail and other contact details were not provided and remain safe.

The Husky Herald is Highland's student published newsletter.  Check out these latest editions:

• November 2008 (8 MB)
• May 2007 (4 MB)

Amanda Davies '06 - SUNY Cortland
Major: Political Science

What is the biggest difference between high school and college?
At college if I want something done I have to do it...like meeting with advisors and getting information. Also if I miss a class the professor does not care and it is up to me to go to class and make the effort

What is easier high school or college? And why?
In terms of classes, college, because you have more time to do your work but at the same time the work load is killer. In high school, you have pretty much the same classes everyday from 8-2 or whatever straight. I have made my schedule to have some pretty nice breaks and go to what I want. I am not a morning person so I made all mine later in the day. And I chose the professors I wanted.

Now that a year has gone by what would you suggest to incoming freshman. Things that you did, didn’t do, would change.
Stick with it, when I first got here a lot of my friends had a hard time getting into it because they didn’t know anyone, but everyone is in the same boat. You have to make the effort to make friends, a lot of people find it hard to fit in at first and really miss home. I know a few people who went home because they never got used to it. Some people aren’t made for it but you’ll never know if you don’t try.

Be sure to check out the list of reunions and events posted to the left in "Upcoming Events".  If you are a planner of a future event, be sure to read "Event planning information / add an event" for tips and information to make your event a success.

Jim Crowley, Alumni Coordinator

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