Upcoming Summer Sports Camps at Huber Heights City Schools

WAYNE SOCCER CAMP
June 16–19  |  6-8 p.m.  |  Studebaker Soccer Fields
Open to boys and girls at all skill levels entering K-8th grade
$65 per camper

The camp will be led by Wayne High School soccer coach Brad Hemphill, his coaching staff, and current and former high school and collegiate players. The goal is to help athletes develop their skills on and off the field, foster a love for the game in our schools and community, and ensure every camper is excited to return each day.

Register at tinyurl.com/2025WayneSoccerCamp.

Questions? Email bradley.hemphill@myhhcs.org or cheyenne.sweigert@myhhcs.org.

LADY WARRIORS TENNIS CAMP
June 23–26  |  Wayne High School Tennis Complex
Open to boys and girls of all skill levels in grades 1-8

• Grades 1–5: 5–6 p.m.
• Grades 6–8: 6:15–8:15 p.m.

$50 per camper - includes a T-shirt, water refill station, balls, and coaching from Lady Warriors staff and student-athletes

Register by June 5 at tinyurl.com/mrx9e9wa.

After June 5, registration is available by emailing Coach Katie Jaynes at katie.jaynes@myhhcs.org.
Note: T-shirts may be limited after June 5. 

WARRIOR BASKETBALL CAMP
June 24–26  |  5:30–8 p.m.  |  Wayne High School Main Gymnasium
Open to incoming 1-8 graders, boys and girls, of all skill levels
$90 per camper - includes an official camp T-shirt and a $5 concession stand voucher

Head coaches Nate Martindale and Jamar Shackelford are teaming up again to lead the 2025 Warrior Basketball Camp. Campers will learn elite basketball skills from our high school coaching staff and players. 

Register at tinyurl.com/2duf9zu2.

Questions? Contact Nate Martindale or Jamar Shackelford at 6thmanbasketball30@gmail.com.

Huber Heights City Schools will be on the May 6 ballot with a 6.9-mill operating levy. To help families and community members better understand school finance and levies, we’ve created a dedicated webpage containing important facts and resources.

Visit myhhcs.org/levy to learn more.

Huber Heights City Schools has been working with Cropper GIS, a national expert in redistricting, and a group of parents, educators, and community members on a year-long project to improve balance, equity, and efficiency in our elementary schools.

On Thursday, December 12, our Superintendent, Mr. Enix, recommended that the Board of Education approve a plan containing minimal changes to the current district map, while slightly improving transportation efficiency. The Board approved this plan during their January 9 meeting. It will go into effect for the 2025-2026 school year.

While the goal of balancing school usage wasn’t fully met in the approved plan, it was determined that the first two options did not provide a compelling reason to justify the significant disruptions they would cause to students, families, and staff.

Visit tinyurl.com/3wabfjeh to learn more about the project and view the approved plan.

Thank you for your support and participation!