Elko High School Hope Squad

09/14/2026

Our EHS Hope Squad is proud to be a part of something so important. Every little connection makes a difference, just like every person matters. You're valued and loved here.
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The Impact of Hope Squad 🌟

Hope Squad is making a difference in schools and communities nationwide by empowering students to build connection, kindness, and a culture of support.

We’re proud to share our first annual Impact Report, celebrating the meaningful work happening through Hope Squads across the country.

Take a look at the impact we’re making together:
https://publuu.com/flip-book/1163279/2591629

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09/12/2026

We are so thankful to everyone who has donated and everyone hosting a drop-off box for us!

Family Dental Care in Spring Creek
Raven’s Nest Beauty Salon
Miner's Java
Rango West
Sandvik
Runway Boutique
Pizza Hutt, Elko
Children's Cabinet
Spoon Me

08/29/2026

🎟️ Two prizes. Two winners. Tickets are only $10!

Win a packed s’mores basket or a framed photograph of a local storm captured by a local photographer. The first winner drawn gets first choice!

Scan the QR code to purchase online. Winners will be drawn September 7.

Every ticket supports EHS Hope Squad campus activities and helps us spread hope throughout our school. ❤️

Scan the QR code or follow the link to purchase: https://sfnd.io/8gwr6.

08/26/2026

Thank you to the following companies for offering to host a costume drop-off box for our Community Costume Exchange:

Family Dental Care in Spring Creek
Raven’s Nest Beauty Salon
Miner's Java
Rango West
Sandvik Mining Equipment
Runway Boutique
Pizza Hutt, Elko

08/23/2026

The EHS Hope Squad is excited to host a Halloween Costume Exchange this year!

To collect the donated costumes for the exchange on Sept. 25th and 26th, we are looking for local small businesses willing to host a drop-off box for us.

We will provide a box or tote for the costumes dropped off, and we would like to advertise your business as a partner in this outreach activity as a thank-you for being a drop-off site.

To help us with this new outreach activity and spread some hope for the upcoming Halloween holiday, please message us.

Thank you!

08/22/2026

These kids are ready to bring Hope and fun to EHS and our community. I can't wait to see what they do this year.

What's something you'd like to see our EHS Hope Squad do this year? Comment below!


Elko High School

08/16/2026

School starts Monday, and Hope Squad is ready. 🛟

A new school year brings a lot: new classes, new routines, new friendships, new challenges, and plenty of moments when our kids just need to know someone is in their corner.

That’s what Hope Squad is all about.

Our students are ready to show up for each other, build connections, spread a little kindness, and help make EHS a place where students know they matter and they belong.

We already have some fun things planned for the first few weeks, and we can’t wait to get started.

Here’s to a great 2026–2027 school year! 🛟

08/16/2026

This year is going to be our best yet! See you all soon!

We can’t wait to welcome you back to school Monday!
Monday, August 17
Doors open: 7:15 AM
Assembly begins: 7:40 AM
All students will meet in the gym
The full schedule is posted on the school website and social media.
Important: Elm Street will be closed Monday from 7:00 AM–6:00 PM between 5th and 13th Street. Please plan ahead, as this may impact your route to school.
See you Monday!

07/20/2026

We are so proud to introduce the 2026-2027 Hope Squad Leadership Team for EHS!

President: Senior Isabela Flores
Vice President: Junior Jace Kufeld
Secretary: Junior Camila Puentes
Treasurer: Sophomore Katelynn Cooley
Member Support & Staff Appreciation: Sophomore Adalyn Tinoco and Junior Gyllianette Galvez
Events & Communications: Sophomore Martin Ferral and Junior Kylie Robles

07/14/2026

School may be out, but people don't stop needing each other. ❤️

Summer can be full of fun, but it can also be a time when someone feels lonely, overwhelmed, or disconnected. A simple text, phone call, or conversation can make a bigger difference than you realize.

Take a minute to check in on a friend. Ask how they're doing. Listen without judgment. Let them know they matter.

Know the warning signs. Trust your instincts. It's always okay to reach out.

If you or someone you know is struggling, help is available 24/7.
📞 Call or text 988 to connect with the Su***de & Crisis Lifeline.

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