Medicine Hat High School

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.

Medicine Hat High School
Address
200 7th Street SW

, ,
T1A 4K1

Canada
Coordinates50.03293°N 110.69143°W / 50.03293; -110.69143
Information
School typeSenior High School
MottoEn Avant
School boardMedicine Hat School District No. 76
SuperintendentMark Davidson
PrincipalBoris Grisonich
Grades10, 11, 12
Enrollment1300
LanguageEnglish, Spanish and Japanese
Colour(s)Green and White
Team nameUndetermined
Websitehttp://mhhs.mhpsd.ca

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.

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 3rd 2020, Medicine Hat High School announced it will be discontinuing the use of their Indigenous-themed team names after months of consultations. [5][6]

Programs

The Medicine Hat High School Drama Program is the city's longest running theater program.

Athletics

MHHS MOHAWKS FOOTBALL Provincial Champions. 2001 - Mohawks 1989 - Mohawks Rangeland Champions. 2014 - Mohawks 2011 - Mohawks 2006 - Mohawks 2005 - Mohawks 2004 - Mohawks 2003 - Mohawks 2002 - Mohawks 2001 - Mohawks 2000 - Mohawks 1989 - Mohawks 1988 - Mohawks 1987 - Mohawks 1986 - Mohawks 1982 - Mohawks South Zone Champions. 2014 - Mohawks 2011 - Mohawks 2008 - Mohawks 2006 - Mohawks 2005 - Mohawks 2004 - Mohawks 2002 - Mohawks 2001 - Mohawks

MHHS MOHAWKS RUGBY Provincial Champions. 2011 - Mohawks South Zone Champions. 2011 - Mohawks 2010 - Mohawks

MHHS MOHAWKS BASKETBALL

MHHS KWAHOMMIES BASKETBALL

MHHS MOHAWKS VOLLEYBALL

MHHS KWAHOMMIES BASKETBALL

MHHS CROSS COUNTRY AND TRACK 2017 Alberta Provincial Champions.

References

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