5th Grade learning about African American Abstract Expressionist artist Alma Woodsey Thomas, known for her patterns, rhythm, concentric circles and color studies. She was a pioneer in the field of art and education, bringing art to children who were not allowed access to it in schools.
8 months ago, Harrington Park School
5th Grade learning about African American Abstract Expressionist artist Alma Woodsey Thomas, known for her patterns, rhythm, concentric circles and color studies. She was a pioneer in the field of art and education, bringing art to children who were not allowed access to it in schools.
Last week's Thoughtful Thursday Upstander lesson in our 5-8 Math Classes #hp #weare
8 months ago, Harrington Park School
Last week's Thoughtful Thursday Upstander lesson in our 5-8 Math Classes
Thoughtful Thursday last week with students in 5-8 focused on exploring Self Respect #hp
9 months ago, Harrington Park School
Student Coloring Photo for Thoughtful Thursday with students in 5-8 focused on exploring Self Respect
Student Coloring Photo for Thoughtful Thursday with students in 5-8 focused on exploring Self Respect
A Student Coloring Photo for Thoughtful Thursday focused on exploring Self Respect
A Student Coloring Photo for Thoughtful Thursday focused on exploring Self Respect
A Worksheet for Thoughtful Thursday focused on exploring Self Respect
Within the Holocaust education unit, 6th, 7th and 8th grade students collaborate to review Holocaust laws and decrees before putting them in the timeline. Thanks to Ms. Giannella and Mr. Ross for facilitating in the large gym these past two days.
9 months ago, Harrington Park School
6th-8th grade students collaborating during the Holocaust education unit reviewing Holocaust laws and decrees before putting them in the timeline.
6th-8th grade students collaborating during the Holocaust education unit reviewing Holocaust laws and decrees before putting them in the timeline.
6th-8th grade students collaborating during the Holocaust education unit reviewing Holocaust laws and decrees before putting them in the timeline.
6th-8th grade students collaborating during the Holocaust education unit reviewing Holocaust laws and decrees before putting them in the timeline.
6th-8th grade students collaborating during the Holocaust education unit reviewing Holocaust laws and decrees before putting them in the timeline.
Don't forget, tomorrow is a Blue & White Spirit Day!
9 months ago, Harrington Park School
Be sure to wear your Spartan gear! Friday, January 26th is a Blue & White Spirit Day!
SAVE THE DATE - Have a Heart Event The annual 8th Grade Project Pride Have a Heart Event is scheduled for Tuesday, February 13th from 3:15-4:15. Tickets will be $3 to come and watch the 8th grade vs staff Volleyball Game! All money raised will go to The American Heart Association and The Children's Cardiomyopathy Foundation. This week, families will receive a paper heart to decorate and send back with a $1. The paper hearts help Project Pride to raise funds and will be displayed in the large gym on the day of the event.
9 months ago, Harrington Park School
have-a-heart 8th Graders vs. HP Staff Volleyball Game HP Gym Tuesday, February 13th 3:15PM - 4:15PM Join us for the Annual Project Pride 8th Grade vs. HP Staff volleyball game! All proceeds raised from ticket prices will go to the American Heart Association and the Children's Cardiomyopathy Foundation. $3 Admission Fee
Outsiders Day! An HP 8th grade favorite tradition #hp #weare 💙
9 months ago, Harrington Park School
Students Pose for HP's Annual Outsiders Day
Students Pose for HP's Annual Outsiders Day
Students Pose for HP's Annual Outsiders Day
Students Pose for HP's Annual Outsiders Day
Our first of six Thoughtful Thursdays tied to One School One Story. After learning and further discussing about symbols of hate in the text Linked, 5th graders work together to generate symbols of peace and acceptance. #hp #linked #weare
9 months ago, Harrington Park School
Our first of six Thoughtful Thursdays tied to One School One Story. After learning and further discussing about symbols of hate in the text Linked, 5th graders work together to generate symbols of peace and acceptance. #hp #linked #weare
The following afterschool activities at HP School are CANCELED for Tuesday, January 16th : Homework Helpers, HSA Enrichment and Boys & Girls School Team Basketball Practices. *The YWCA After Care Program will be open with normal service.
9 months ago, Harrington Park School
“Darkness cannot drive out darkness, only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate, only love can do that.” - Martin Luther King, Jr. The Harrington Park School District honors and remembers Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., whose words and deeds continue to resonate and inspire.
9 months ago, Harrington Park School
Photo of MLK JR. Marching with Activists
Due to impending weather, the boys and girls basketballs games against Haworth have been cancelled. Please note, the HSA Enrichment class today; Spartan Theater is running and will be over at 4:15pm. The YMCA Aftercare program will be open until 6:00pm. Lastly, all evening town recreation practices and games at HP School are canceled.
9 months ago, Jessica Nitzberg
4th Grade has been working hard learning how to show distance in art work by creating these fantastic winter landscape dioramas!
9 months ago, Harrington Park School
Students creating landscape dioramas to showcase distance in art work
Happy Holidays from HP Staff!!
10 months ago, Harrington Park School
HP Staff Poses in Ugly Sweaters for Holiday Photo
Reminder: Lunch ordering for both January AND February closes at 6PM tonight! No exceptions! Sign up here: https://www.myfooddays.com/
10 months ago, Harrington Park School
Reminder: Lunch Ordering for January & February closes 12/20 at 6pm! Order at https://www.myfooddays.com/
10 months ago, Harrington Park School
Lunch Orders for Jan & Feb close on 12/20 at 6pm! Lunch ordering for January AND February is open at www.myfooddays.com. Ordering will close on Wednesday, December 20th. You must complete and pay for your order by 6pm on December 20th or your order will be canceled - no exceptions! All families must also have completed and paid for their 2023/2024 HSA membership to participate in the lunch program,
1st graders have worked hard this November recreating the NY version of Picasso's "The Three Musicians" in colorful construction paper collage! Both versions of Picasso's paintings are hanging together at MoMA’s exhibition, Picasso in Fountainebleau, through February 17th…perhaps a family outing 😀🎨
11 months ago, Harrington Park School
1st Graders in their Classroom recreating the NY version of Picasso's "The Three Musicians" in colorful construction paper collage
K-4 Minimum Session Day Reminder Tomorrow
11 months ago, Harrington Park School
K-4 Minimum Session Reminder: Thursday, November 30th is a minimum session day for k-4 students ONLY. This is for parent teacher conferences. Please note, PreK and Grades 5-8 have a regular day until 3:08pm.
Don't forget to check the Lost and Found before the Thanksgiving Recess!
11 months ago, Harrington Park School
Lost & Found : Families are asked to check the Lost and Found, located outside the APR, for any items they might be missing. Any clothing left in the Lost and Found after Thanksgiving will be donated to a local charity.
Reminder that today is a Minimum Session Day for students and staff!
11 months ago, Harrington Park School
Reminder: Wednesday November 22nd is a Minimum Session Day. Dismissal is at 12:45pm. Enjoy the Thanksgiving Recess!
On Friday, we were incredibly grateful to host Author Ralph Shayne for students in grades 5-8. The book, Hour of Need, is a graphic novel about the daring escape of the Danish Jews during World War II. Thank you to the HSA Author Author Committee. Students were engaged and asked our author some excellent questions!
11 months ago, Harrington Park School
Author Ralph Shayne presenting to students in grades 5-8 in the APR about his graphic novel Hour of Need, about the daring escape of the Danish Jews during World War II.