Hannibal High School recently welcomed students and their families for its fall open house, offering an opportunity to connect with teachers, learn about classroom expectations, and explore the many programs and activities available to students.

Throughout the evening, families toured the building and met with faculty and staff. Teachers shared curriculum highlights, upcoming projects, and strategies for supporting student success at home.

Principal Amy Bird said the open house serves as an important way to strengthen the partnership between families and the school community.

“We are grateful to the families who joined us,” she said. “Strong family-school connections help our students thrive, and this event is one of the many ways we work together to support their learning and growth.”