Bring Your Child To Work Day at HP!
Reminder: Circle of Leadership Nominations are due this Friday 4/26!
https://www.hpsd.org/article/1537494
Enjoy Spring Break, HP!
Don't forget to stop by the lost & found today before break!
Get those lunch orders in! May AND June lunch ordering closes on Sunday 4/14 at 6PM! Order here: www.myfooddays.com
This Friday, April 12th join us in wearing red for Autism Acceptance Day!
HP Art Show - Tonight 6PM!
Reminder for our Art Show tomorrow beginning at 6PM! We hope to see you there!
TONIGHT! - Strategic Planning Community Session #2 - 7:00 PM in the APR.
This evening's session will focus on the question, "Where do we see the Harrington Park School District in the future?" If you plan on attending this evening's session, please RSVP on the Strategic Planning webpage here: https://www.hpsd.org/o/hpsd/page/strategicplanning. Looking forward to seeing you there!
Already thinking about summer?! Summer Escape registration is officially open! Join us for fun and laughter at Harrington Park's enrichment program for students in grades Pre K-8 right here in the school! More info here: https://www.hpsd.org/page/spartan-summer-escape
Another 8th Grade Soup Kitchen visit in the books. #hp #projectpride #weare
Reminder: Today is a minimum session day for ALL students while staff have professional development. Dismissal is at 12:45 pm. Thank you!
Don't forget to watch and share our Hate Has No Place Here Video - our goal is 6 million views!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBhmZH6UOQg
Read Across America kicks off next week! Monday is wear your cozy pajamas day!
Due to the inclement weather and school closure yesterday, the 8th Grade Have a Heart Event will be moved to tomorrow, Thursday, February 15th 3:15pm-4:15pm.
See you then!
Don't forget to wear your PJs on this Monday 2/12!
Thoughtful Thursday in 5th grade: learning about different perspectives using The Day the Crayons Quit in preparation for Linked!
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
Thoughtful Thursday last week with students in 5-8 focused on exploring Self Respect #hp
