Student Expectations
Below are a few reminders of our student expectations in certain key areas. Thank you for your support of these important procedures and policies at Huntley High School. We wish you the best of luck for the new school year.
2026-2027 Student Handbook
The Student Handbook serves as a guide to the expectations, policies, and procedures that help create a safe, respectful, and productive learning environment at Huntley High School. It includes important information on student conduct, attendance, academic guidelines, and available supports. All students and families are encouraged to review the handbook to stay informed and ensure a successful school year.
Student IDs
Students are required to wear their school-issued IDs on a lanyard around their neck at all times while in the building. This is for the safety and security of everyone who comes into the building. The ID must be valid for 2026-2027, and the picture must be visible and unaltered.
Off-Campus Juniors and Seniors
All juniors and seniors may complete the form found here to apply for off-campus privileges.
Building Exits
During the day, the only authorized entrance or exit will be through the main entrance by the security desk at Door 1. This means that anyone coming or leaving the building from 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. must use this entrance. Exiting or gaining entry via another location is a violation of the handbook, and consequences or loss of privileges may be administered.
Parking
All students parking on site must have a valid, school-issued parking tag displayed in the rearview mirror of their car. Students are expected to enter campus from the Harmony Road entrance only.
Dress Code
Similar to any workplace, some clothing is inappropriate for our educational environment. Please refer to the Student Handbook for our dress code expectations. If a student is referred to the Deans’ Office for inappropriate clothing, they may be asked to make an adjustment to their attire. The Deans’ office may have t-shirts available for those who do not have something in a locker. Failure to comply with our school dress code could result in disciplinary measures.