• Principal:  Mr. Russell E. Stevener Jr
    rstevener@hpschools.org

     
     
     Assistant Principal/Athletic Director: Ms. Tamara Barbour
    tbarbour@hpschools.org

    Building Secretary:     Mrs. Regina Narbone
     
    Contact Information:
    Main Office (315) 865-8154
    Attendance (315) 865-7292
    High School Fax (315) 865-4069
    Guidance Office (315) 865-4102
    Athletic Office  (315) 865-7273
    Nurse's Office (315) 865-7234
    Cafeteria (315) 865-7242
    Pool (315) 865-7255
    Music Office (315) 865-7229
     

     

     

Chris Welch Named Mohawk Vallley Teen All Star

  • Mohawk Valley Teen All Star

     Congratulations to Chris Welch for receiving the Mohawk Valley Teen All Star Award!

Science in the Adirondacks


  • HS Science field trip
     

    On Monday, May 15, 2017, Mr. Lucason, Mrs. Roberts, Mr. Stevener and Mr. Brown took students in AP Biology, Environmental Science, and AP Literature and Composition on a hike in the Adirondacks to help support and bring alive their curriculum. The group of students and chaperones hiked both Black Bear Mountain and Rocky Mountain.

     

Scholarship Award Recipient


  • Kayln Chambrone Congratulations to Kayln Chambrone for receiving the Zonta Club of Utica's "Promise" scholarship. 
    Kayln will be attending Canisius College in the fall, majoring in education.
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    Autism Bowling
     

    To benefit autism awareness, students and staff raised money for the annual bowling tournament, organized by Cooper Humpf, to support The Walk for Autism. The tournament, held at Adirondack Lanes donated all donations to The Kelberman Center.The center, located in Utica, provides state-of-the-art programs and services for children and adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder and their families.

     

Culinary Students Attend Convention

  • Culinary Students

    Summer Gleba-Hoyt and Will Wuest along with their instructor and a few other students from local schools placed second at a pro-start convention in New Rochelle, NY. They competed against other culinary programs throughout the state and were the first junior class to ever compete. Congratulations!

Congratulations To Rebecca Darling

  • Rebecca Darling
    Congratulations Rebecca Darling on your induction into the
    National Technical Honor Society for the Equestrian Science Program!

Breakfast Vending at the HS

  • After exploring several ideas in an effort to provide breakfast meals at the high school we have installed a vending machine to solve two key issues; to serve students a healthy and USDA compliant breakfast in a shortened time period and do it without involving the added expenses of extra staff and equipment of a traditional serving line.

    The vending machine interfaces with our NutriKids Point-of-sale (POS) system the same way the registers do in the traditional serving lines. Cashless vending machines allow the student to enter a PIN to make their selection. This is important because it allows all the benefits of going through the lunch line and using their lunch accounts for the purchase. Furthermore, and most importantly, if a student is free or reduced, they will be able to enjoy their benefits at the vending machine as well. FREE AND REDUCED MEAL BENEFITS ARE IN EFFECT THROUGH THE MACHINE FROM THE HOURS OF 7:00AM – 10:35AM ONLY. ANY PURCHASES MADE OUTSIDE OF THESE HOURS WILL BE TREATED AS ALA CARTE AND ACCOUNTS WILL BE CHARGED THE NORMAL SELLING PRICE.   As always with free and reduced accounts, the first meal is free or reduced and any other purchases would be charged to their account accordingly. Charging to a negative balance will not be allowed at the machine. If you have a negative balance the vending machine will not allow the purchase.

    Hunger leads to distraction during learning times. Offering breakfast items in the vending machine will give hungry kids the opportunity to eat before class starts and in turn be more focused on classwork without being distracted by a growling stomach.

    The Food service team is excited about this new endeavor and confident that we can obtain our goal of feeding more kids and giving them the fuel they need to start the day.  In the process, we hope to serve as a model for other schools in the region experiencing the same sort of struggles with regards to offering a breakfast program. For more information about the vending machine please refer to their site - http://www.starfoodhealthyexpress.com/

Athletic Highlights

Don't Be a Distracted Driver - It Can Wait!

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Sunny Studying!

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Success is the Only Option

  • At Holland Patent High School
    our students will be
    college and career ready
    by the time they graduate.
  • Holland Patent High School rated a High Progress School
    by the State Education Department of NY.
     
     Criteria set by the State Education Department:
     High Progress – High School

    Performance Index – the school’s combined ELA and Mathematics Performance Index places it among the
    top ten percent in the State in terms of gains between the most recent assessment data and the data from the prior year.
    Holland Patent School District rates in the top two schools in Oneida County for graduation rates at 97%.
     
     
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HPHS Students Attend Inauguration

  • HPHS Students Attend Inauguration
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
    HPHS Students Attend Inauguration  

Our Mission

  • Holland Patent High School will be a positive, stimulating environment in which all may develop Holland Patent High School Mission Statement the academic and social skills for reaching their potential as productive responsible citizens in our ever-changing world.