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Upper School Blood Drive Supports Local Hospitals

The Upper School hosted a successful Blood Drive on Friday, Jan. 17, in the Main Gym, bringing together students ages 16 and up, faculty and staff to help address a critical national blood shortage. Donors stepped up to support Lifesouth Community Blood Centers and their efforts to supply local hospitals with the inventory needed for life-saving transfusions. Coordinated by Ellie Ver Eecke '26, the drive provided enough blood to save 96 lives. 

"Donating blood is so much more than a simple act–it's a lifeline, a way to give hope to those who need it most...even small efforts can save lives and make a profound impact," she said.

Thank you to all of the students, faculty and staff who donated or volunteered to support this meaningful cause!

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National Honor Society Supports Hunger Relief with Bagel Rescue

The HIES chapter of the National Honor Society (NHS) has completed a meaningful community service project, exemplifying the core NHS values of scholarship, leadership, service and character. On Thursday, Dec. 5 and Wednesday, Jan. 15, NHS students diligently packaged nearly 10,000 bagels for Bagel Rescue, a local nonprofit that supports hunger relief by distributing excess food to families in need. The project was facilitated by Cate Wassenaar '26, NHS member and a member of the Bagel Rescue Teen Board. We're so proud of these students for their hard work, positive attitude and servant-leadership! 

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Carmen Agra Deedy Leads Storytelling Workshops for Second-Grade Students

The second-grade class was delighted to welcome Carmen Agra Deedy, celebrated children's author, back to The 805 this week! A longtime friend of HIES and mother of Lauren Deedy '04, Ms. Deedy's visits are always full of vibrant storytelling and creative insight that enhances the reading experience for our younger students. On Tuesday, Jan. 14, Ms. Deedy led a workshop in each second-grade classroom where students practiced predicting outcomes of stories, enjoying Ms. Deedy's hilarious storytelling skills along the way. As the students continue their unit on fairy tales and folklore, they're excited to put their new skills to practice as they imagine and rewrite new endings for familiar tales.

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