Medicine Hat High School
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Medicine Hat High School | |
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200 7th Street SW , , T1A 4K1 Canada | |
Coordinates | 50°01′59″N 110°41′29″W / 50.03293°N 110.69143°WCoordinates: 50°01′59″N 110°41′29″W / 50.03293°N 110.69143°W |
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School type | Senior High School |
Motto | En Avant |
School board | Medicine Hat School District No. 76 |
Superintendent | Mark Davidson |
Principal | Boris Grisonich |
Grades | 10, 11, 12 |
Enrollment | 1300 |
Language | English, Spanish and Japanese |
Colour(s) | Green and White |
Team name | Hawks |
Website | http://mhhs.mhpsd.ca |
Medicine Hat High School (Hat High) is a high school of approximately 1300 students. It is located in Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada. It is a member of School District 76 (SD76), Medicine Hat's main public district and has the largest capacity of all schools within Medicine Hat, Alberta.[citation needed]
MHHS was originally built in 1952.[1] The majority of its current main construction took place in 1962.[2] It was again modernized from 2015 to 2017 at a cost of approximately $37.2M. The modernization process was completed in 2017.[3]
The MHHS building housed what is now The Medicine Hat College until 1971, at which point The MHC moved to its own campus location on College Drive.[citation needed]
On October 5, 2017 MHHS hosted a major homecoming event for former athletes and families to celebrate the modernization of the school and its history.[4]
On Thursday September 3, 2020, Medicine Hat High School announced it will be discontinuing the use of their Indigenous-themed team names after months of consultations.[5][6]
On April 6, Medicine Hat High School will be changing their team name to the 'Hawks' after considering input from the school community.[7]
Programs[]
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The Medicine Hat High School Drama Program is the city's longest running theater program.
Athletics[]
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MHHS MOHAWKS FOOTBALL
Provincial Champions.
- 1989 - Mohawks
- 2001 - Mohawks
Rangeland Champions.
- 1982 - Mohawks
- 1986 - Mohawks
- 1987 - Mohawks
- 1988 - Mohawks
- 1989 - Mohawks
- 2000 - Mohawks
- 2001 - Mohawks
- 2002 - Mohawks
- 2003 - Mohawks
- 2004 - Mohawks
- 2005 - Mohawks
- 2006 - Mohawks
- 2011 - Mohawks
- 2014 - Mohawks
South Zone Champions.
- 2001 - Mohawks
- 2002 - Mohawks
- 2004 - Mohawks
- 2005 - Mohawks
- 2006 - Mohawks
- 2008 - Mohawks
- 2011 - Mohawks
- 2014 - Mohawks
MHHS MOHAWKS RUGBY
Provincial Champions.
- 2011 - Mohawks
South Zone Champions.
- 2010 - Mohawks
- 2011 - Mohawks
MHHS MOHAWKS BASKETBALL
MHHS KWAHOMMIES BASKETBALL
MHHS MOHAWKS VOLLEYBALL
MHHS KWAHOMMIES BASKETBALL
MHHS CROSS COUNTRY AND TRACK
2017 Alberta Provincial Champions.
References[]
- ^ http://www.infrastructure.alberta.ca/Content/docType354/production/MedHatHigh.pdf
- ^ Fandrich, Luke. "Medicine Hat High School".
- ^ http://majorprojects.alberta.ca/Details/Medicine-Hat-High-School-Modernization/390
- ^ "Hat High Homecoming begins tonight".
- ^ Roblin, Scott; Wagner, Chantal. "Medicine Hat High School to discontinue Mohawks, Kwahommies names".
- ^ Naylor, Dave (September 3, 2020). "Medicine Hat school teams drop 'Mohawk' moniker".
- ^ Roblin, Scott. "Medicine Hat High goes with 'Hawks' for new team name". CHAT News Today. Retrieved 2021-05-08.
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