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Hunter Huss had the most significant increase in the Class of 2025 graduation rate for Gaston County Schools – up 9.3 points. Our rate is higher than last year, and our rate exceeds 90 percent!

Hunter Huss High School has been selected as one of 10 Innovation Schools in Gaston County for the 2025-26 academic year. Innovation Schools focus on using clear strategies and strong purpose to boost student success. Students receive extra instructional support, and teachers take on advanced roles to help students achieve their best.

As part of the Career Academy, we now offer students the chance to take cosmetology classes through a partnership with Gaston College.

The Hunter Huss High School Marching Band is known for its talented musicians and energetic performances. They bring school spirit to life at football games, parades, and community events throughout the year.

Hunter Huss High School was recognized by the North Carolina High School Athletic Association for outstanding sportsmanship during the 2023-2024 school year. The school did not have any athletes or coaches ejected from a game for the year.

Thanks to our partnership with Kintegra Health, we offer a telehealth clinic here at our school. Students, who are experiencing a minor illness or condition, can be seen by a medical provider virtually. This allows us to provide care for students without them having to leave school to go to the doctor.
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Gaston County Schools is partnering with Kintegra Health to provide a school-based telehealth clinic, giving students access to medical care without leaving campus.
Through the telehealth clinic, students can connect with a Kintegra Health medical provider using secure video technology. A trained clinical professional will be with the student during the visit to assist with the exam and communicate with the provider.
For more information, visit the Gaston County Schools / Kintegra Health Telehealth Clinic webpage.
The Gaston Regional Science and Engineering Fair for students in grades 3-12 will be held at Belmont CityWorks, 1401 East Catawba Street in Belmont. The elementary division is scheduled for December 4-5 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., with awards beginning at noon, and the high school division will take place January 8-9 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., with awards beginning at noon. This annual event gives students the opportunity to showcase their projects, explore new ideas, and celebrate the importance of science, technology, engineering, and math.
The Gaston County Schools Marching Band Fanfare showcased crowd-pleasing performances by our high school bands.
All kinds of fun fundraising activities are happening in schools to support our annual campaign for the United Way.
Students can receive medical attention for minor illnesses without having to miss a lot of class time.
Unique Programs
Through outstanding employees and community partners, Gaston County Schools provides innovative educational opportunities for all students in a safe and nurturing learning environment.
Career Academy
Our Career Academy offers courses in cosmetology, manufacturing, nursing, teaching, EMT/public safety, fire safety, foods and nutrition, and early childhood development to prepare students for work after graduation.
Army JROTC
Army Leadership Education and Training prepares high school students for responsible leadership roles, with an emphasis on citizenship, communication, and leadership principles.
Fine Arts
Hunter Huss High School offers students who love music and the arts, with fun and exciting programs in marching band, art, and chorus.
Athletics
Hunter Huss High School has a strong athletic tradition, competing for conference championships in both boys' and girls' sports.
Our Calendar
Check out the upcoming events at Hunter Huss High School.




