Last week, Mrs. Boyd's STEM classes disguised Turkeys so they wouldn’t get eaten on Thanksgiving. Here are the class winners and a few others who we thought should be runner ups!
Mrs. Wiseman's class read How to Catch A Turkey" by Adam Wallace and Andy Elkerton last week. Students got the chance to build a turkey trap out of marshmallows and toothpicks!
NHE's Student Council members for grades 3rd - 5th.
The North Harrison Veterans Day Assembly will take place on Friday, November 10 beginning at 8:45 am in the NHHS gym. We are inviting all those who have served and sacrificed for our country.
Our FFA will be hosting a breakfast in conjunction with our Veteran’s Day Assembly for all Veterans and their families on Friday November 10, from 7:00 am until 8:15 am in the NHHS Auditeria. If you are a Veteran and plan to attend the breakfast, please RSVP to this event so we can get an idea of how many people to cook for, online at: https://forms.gle/w6p3Q7KBvSrrG1Dv8
This is a reminder that Tuesday, November 7th is Parent-Teacher Conference day. There is no school for students.
Hello NH Families:
As we prepare for our upcoming Veterans Day Program on November 10th, we need input from our entire school. We want to make sure it is special for those who have served and sacrificed for our country.
Our FFA will be hosting a breakfast in conjunction with our Veteran’s Day Assembly for all Veterans on Friday November 10, from 7:00 am until 8:20 am. If you are a Veteran and plan to attend the breakfast, please RSVP to this event so we can get an idea of how many people to cook for, online at:
https://forms.gle/w6p3Q7KBvSrrG1Dv8
We will be honoring our students’ family and community members who are veterans with a commemorative chain around the NHHS gym on the day of the Veterans Day Assembly. If you’d like the names of your loved ones to be included, please provide their names and branches of service below. Please return this paper to school by Wednesday, November 1.
You can also submit this information online at:
https://forms.gle/tmgU14RTsjz4Hj6n7
The program will begin at 8:30 am. We hope to see you there!
Mrs. Dean's class has been working on fact families in math and learning about our community in reading. For our stem activity, students got in groups and created a fact family house. Then, they got to work as a group to create a community out of the houses they made. They came up with several different jobs that are very important to our community.
NHE 4th graders are going "gaga" over their new Gaga Pit!
This project was a CTE/STEM Cross-Curricular Collaboration between NHHS Mrs. Sauerheber's Landscape & Turf class, Mrs. Kerns' Finance & Investment class, Mr. Sauerheber's Ag Power class, Mr. Shiner's Art class, and Mr. Murphy's Construction classes.
Prior to fall break Mrs. Smith's 5th grade class did a Pumpkin Science STEM activity!
Before Fall Break, Miss Leffler's class had to escape the corn maze! They had to solve the clues around the room and then the final STEM challenge to escape was to create a pumpkin patch.
This is a reminder that NHCS Fall Break begins on Friday, October 6 (no students). School will resume on Monday, October 16.
North Harrison Community Schools are HIRING Substitute Teachers and Teaching Assistants! We need YOU!!
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North Harrison Lady Cats Youth Basketball Fall Clinic 2023 Information 🏀🏀
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Last week Mrs. Dean's students learned all about apples and did some science experiments.
NHES 4th grade students working collaboratively on a STEM activity.
Mr. Johnson's 4th grade class worked on their group collaborations today in reading. Groups were tasked with starting a business that would help others and to consider the steps to take to start their businesses.
Our North Harrison Elementary 4th grade students had some special guests today! Indiana 811 Safe Digging Program came to teach our students. They also received several items to take home and share the information with their families!
In focus on our STEM initiative, Ms. Hollen’s class talked about where you would go if you floated down a river. They learned that there’s a pattern with all rivers. They all start on elevated land areas such as mountains or hilly terrain and all eventually end up in one of our Earth’s oceans. In partner pairs they created their own “land.” They took their projects outside to see what happens when it rains in these areas. They discussed how the rainwater rolls downhill to the lower areas and forms these rivers. The kiddos’ had a great time with this today and are looking forward to the rest their erosion-themed STEM activities the rest of this week.
Free Blue River Preschool Program!
Please see the information below to enroll in Blue River Service’s free preschool program for students of North Harrison Community Schools.
This is open to students for NHE and Morgan Elementary.
1. Families wanting financial assistance to enroll in the preschool program should start by visiting www.onmywayprek.org to apply for funding. Even if your household is on the borderline of the income requirements, we still recommend applying. We also offer funding through the Harrison County Community Foundation and private pay options for those who may not qualify for free services.
2. Call Blue River Services and speak with Preschool Coordinator, Alicia Booker to receive an enrollment packet for the preschool program.
3. Turn in all required documents for funding and the preschool enrollment packet.
For any questions or assistance, please call 812-364-1142, and speak to Preschool Coordinator, Alicia Booker, or email abooker@brsinc.org.
Some of Mrs. First's preschool students getting in on the corporations STEM initiative by make Gingerbread men traps.
