Hazleton Elementary / Middle School

HEMS and ASES Orientation Schedule

JV and Varsity Girls Volleyball is for all girls who will be in grades 9-12 during the 2025-2026 school year.
Co-Ed Middle School Volleyball is for boys and girls who will be in grades 7-8 during the 2025-2026 school year.

Attached you can find the QR codes for our teams! This is how you stay up to date with all announcements regarding open gym, tryouts, practices, fundraisers, season schedule, etc.

Freeland YMCA Brian "Hap" Ayers Summer Basketball League starts today July 14th! If you haven’t registered and would like to, please try to arrive 15 minutes prior to your grade groups scheduled time so you can register onsite.

HACC-Practical Nursing Program is currently accepting applications for the January 2026 class. Interested applicants should call 570-459-3221 ext. 82407 or email charettej@hasdk12.org.

The coaches of the HASD field hockey program will be having “Open Field” for all girls entering grades 7 through 12 interested in participating in the HASD field hockey program in the fall. Sessions will be held on Sundays and Tuesdays from 5:30 to 7:00 at Harman-Geist Stadium from June 22 through July 29th. No experience is necessary. This is an opportunity to learn a new sport or develop your skills. For further information, please contact Mary Kelly (Head Field Hockey Coach) at marykellypt@yahoo.com.

Interested in playing soccer for the Lady Cougar? June 4th 6pm Maple Manor field!

Parents and Guardians, HAZLETON ELEMENTARY / MIDDLE SCHOOL'S 5TH GRADE D.A.R.E graduation will be held on WEDNESDAY, MAY 21ST at 10:00AM at Hazleton Elementary / Middle School. Please enter via the front doors of the school. Doors will open at 9:30AM. The program will start promptly at 10:00AM. The D.A.R.E. graduation will be held in the auditorium at Hazleton Elementary / Middle School. Parents and guardians are invited to attend and support your fifth-grade child as they receive their D.A.R.E. certificate from HPD D.A.R.E Officer Surkin.

Registration is open for the HAHS cheerleading camp. Grades K-6 !

Calling All Interested ATHLETES!!! 📣📣📣 We are hosting a PARENT/ATHLETE Informational Cheer Tryout Meeting THURSDAY, APRIL 17th - 5pm - 6pm HAHS Auditorium We will be discussing the cheerleading tryout process, policies, & our handbook, going through all required paperwork including physicals, and announcing any changes to the upcoming season. We encourage every interested athlete to attend & bring a parent or guardian. This is open to anyone who will be in grades 9-12 for the upcoming 2025-2026 school year.

We are doing a clothing sale with a new HEMS logo on it. Please see the order form below for more info. All orders and money are due by March 28!

Our annual Easter Capriotti’s pie sale is currently going on. This year we’ve extended the sale to include some of Capriotti’s delicious frozen food. Please see the order form below for details. All orders and money are due by April 2. The food will be available for pickup at the school on April 16.

Hazleton UNICO is hosting a free event on April 6th from 1:00pm - 3:00pm at the Hazle Township Commons Building. This is a great opportunity to "Meet the Easter Bunny" and have a fun afternoon!

Hazleton UNICO is hosting a free event on April 6th from 1:00pm - 3:00pm at the Hazle Township Commons Building. This is a great opportunity to "Meet the Easter Bunny" and have a fun afternoon!

Cougar Boys and Girls keep momentum with matching 3rd place efforts at Baker tournament On Sunday, January 18th, the Cougars traveled to Clearview Lanes in Mt. Joy for the Lebanon-Lancaster Baker Tournament, a 15 game tune up for the upcoming Regional Qualifiers. The boys team started hot out of the gate with a 235 before a 144 3rd game slowed them down. Juniors Zach Fetchko and Owen Houser led the charge. Their opening 555 series would set them in the top 5 that they followed up with a 537 and 544 set before a rare triplicate 212/636 4th set bumped them into the top 3 before closing with a 562. Their 2834 total was just one pin shy of second but good enough to make the finals. On the girls side, they steadily held on to the top three throughout the day, paced by strong showings by senior Gianna Famalette and juniors Riley Nahay and Keerah Stahora, whose 7 strikes in a row led all Cougars. Their 2218 put them comfortably into the cut heading into finals. In the finals, the boys just couldn’t find their rhythm, losing in straight games in the best of three series to Dallastown 187-179 and 194-152. The girls faced Elizabethtown, splitting the first two games to set up a decisive game three but it wasn’t meant to be as E-Town shut the door on them late to move on to the title game.