Spirit Day 2026: A Hunter Tradition Beyond the Classroom
On October 14th, HCHS students in grades 7–12 traded the classroom for the great outdoors with a trip to Bear Mountain dedicated to connection, creativity, and community. Surrounded by nature, students enjoyed a change of scenery while strengthening friendships and sharing in the Hunter spirit.
The day brought plenty of opportunities to get involved, from outdoor games and friendly competition to origami, arts and crafts, and friendship bracelet making. One of the biggest highlights was Hunter’s annual Juniors vs. Seniors football tradition. The seniors claimed victory in both games!
Whether competing on the field or creating something together, students made the most of a day centered on connection, school spirit, and having fun beyond campus. Special thanks to the GO and GO Advisor, Mr. Azmat for organizing Spirit Day 2026!
A Hunter tradition takes the field: Juniors and seniors faced off in the annual Spirit Day football games, bringing friendly rivalry and school spirit to Bear Mountain.
Students from grades 7–12 came together to participate in activities, enjoy the outdoors, and build relationships beyond their classrooms.
Students took a break from their regular school routines to explore the natural surroundings and enjoy the fresh air.
Students explored hands-on activities throughout the day, making origami creations and friendship bracelets and spending time with friends.