The corrected sentence should read as follows: The stadium will be named the Hudson Memorial Stadium, honoring those men and women who have selflessly served our country so that we may enjoy all its freedoms.

The Hudson City Schools Foundation and the Memorial Stadium Committee are please to announce that the drive to raise $5.5 million for the new stadium complex at Hudson High School has been reached. The Hudson community rallied during the month of January to raise approximately $300,000, bringing the total to $5.3 million. The Legacy Raffle Ticket sales and Sizzlin' Lunch raised approximately $3,000. In addition to this incredible effort, students and staff supported building activities, netting an additional $1,000 toward the project. The Hudson Memorial Stadium is a reality because of the generous support of Tom and Joy Murdough, The Margaret Clark Morgan Foundation, Dick and Barbara Malson, the Burton D. Morgan Foundation, major donor businesses, organizations, community members, students and staff. Plans for an official groundbreaking event in March will be underway shortly! The Hudson City Schools is extremely grateful for this outpouring of support for our students and community!

The Hudson City School District and Hudson Community First are joining together to sponsor a parent workshop on resiliency, which is the ability to bounce back from life's adversities. The workshop will take place at Hudson High School in Room A-111 on February 15, at 7:00 p.m. For additional information, click on Building a Community of Resilient Youth.

On behalf of the Hudson Schools Foundation, we would like to contratulate the winner of the 16 x 16 Legacy Brick Tile Paver, Jan Meyer! 830 tickets were purchased for the Legacy Raffle in support of the Hudson Memorial Stadium! Again, thank you to all who participated and congratulations to Jan Meyer.

Textbook Adoption Preview Night will be held on Monday, February 27, from 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. in the High School Media Center. The public is welcome and encouraged to attend. The Hudson City School District uses a formal adoption process for its textbook selections. The Board of Education delegates the responsibility of textbook selections to the administration and faculty. As part of the process, the community is invited to review and give input about the textbooks that could potentially be adopted as part of the curriculum. According to Board policy, the Superintendent is expected to make the textbook recommendations to the Board of Education in June.