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New Facility UpdateHarrison Hills City Schools New PK-12 • The High School Science Lab Stations are being completed
• The Top Floor of the High School Classrooms now have carpet
• The High School Main Office Door Framing is set into position
• The Lower Floor of the Elementary Bathrooms are nearing completion
• Painting, Drywall and Dropped Ceilings are being installed in the Elementary
• Shot Clocks and the Video Board are Installed in the High School Gymnasium
• Painting and installing ceilings in the first floor elementary school wing • Finishing drywall in the second floor of the elementary wing • Installation of casework at the high school wing first and second floors • Installation of marker and tack boards • Installing technology cabling in the elementary school wing • Buildout of technology closets • Electrical wiring at the elementary school wing • Installing wood gym floors • Installing permanent flooring in the high school wing • Installing exterior metal panels and trim at the high school and elementary wings • Metal stud framing at the auditorium and arts area of the building • Electrical, HVAC, and plumbing installations at the auditorium area of the building • Installing masonry brick veneer and cmu block in the music and arts area of the building • Interior glass and glazing • Installing exterior glass and glazing at the main street location • Installing hollow metal and wood doors and hardware • Installing site storm piping and structures District Office• Mrs. Snider attended Central's performance of Annie. A "job well done" to the cast, Ms. Doren, Miss Ray, and Miss Eberhart. I loved every minute of it! • Mrs. Snider and Mr. Ripley met with OAPSE representatives regarding open positions for the next school year and the bid meeting which will be held . • Mrs. Snider attended the Cadiz Business Association's meeting where a presentation was heard from Valley Hospice. • The superintendent attended the Harrison Career Center's Advisory Dinner. Updates were given on the great accomplishments of students in each program. • Mrs. Snider attended the Educational Service Center's breakfast meeting at the JVS. Updates were heard about the Striving Reader's Grant, Gifted program, and state testing. • Mr. Ripley and Mr. Eddy held a planning session with Eric Wilson regarding safety communication for the new school. • Transportation form data is now complete and entered into the routing software. • Mr. Ripley consulted with Continental Office on a community sponsored project for the new school. • Mr. Ripley attended a worker’s compensation seminar through Comp Management. • Ms. Kelly Howes and Mrs. Harding completed a new procurement survey for FY 2019. • Kelly Gory, Rich Gillis Law Firm, has been in communication with Mrs. Harding concerning an appeal that is being presented in Columbus at the Board of Tax Appeals. • Mrs. Harding is working with administrators and Help Me Grow to complete and submit information related to two desk audit reviews. • The fiscal office has been assisting staff with miscellaneous items ie: providing information, instructions. • Mr. Morgan met with community parents relative to multiple advancements within Harrison Hills City Schools • On behalf of Harrison Hills City Schools, Mr. Moran attended the Puskarich Public Library System Board of Trustees meeting • Mr. Morgan attended multiple meetings within special education throughout the week • Mr. Morgan was able to view the Annie musical production at Harrison Central; great job to all involved! • Mr. Morgan continued work with SHP and Hammond regarding the completion of the school complex • Kendall Behavioral and Mr. Morgan worked together in review of services provided within the District • Mr. Morgan assisted in preparation with gifted assessment materials • Alternate assessment materials were completed, reviewed, and returned for scoring verification • Curriculum collaboration throughout the District is ongoing and led by Mr. Morgan • Mr. Morgan and an office design company are nearing project proposals for our school complex’s Legacy Wall |
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Harrison Central Jr/Sr High
• Evan Stine finished his high school basketball career last Sunday playing in the OVAC All Star game.
• Deputy Brooks rewarded student drivers wearing seatbelts with free ice cream from McDonald’s!
• FFA officers helped Harrison County Soil & Water with their annual tree sale!
• FFA Officers met the new Director of the Ohio Department of Agriculture, Dorothy Pelanda.
• Cabot Arbaugh, Payton Taylor, and their families were honored at the Ray Kroc Breakfast for excellent character, scholarship, sportsmanship, and citizenship! Excellent job, gentlemen!
• George Novotny was recognized as a 2019 Franklin B. Walter Scholar!
• Students in Mr. Knight’s Animal Health Class cut piglets’ teeth on Friday afternoon.
• Annie was a hit! Congratulations to all students who participated and thank you to everyone who came out to support the Drama Department!
• Thank you to Mr. Lackner for the art expo displayed outside of the musical!
• Deputy Brooks and Sheriff Myers spoke to students about careers in law enforcement. Mark Your CalendarTuesday, April 16 • Varsity Baseball & JV Softball @ 5:00pm • Science Fair in gymnasium 5-7pm Wednesday, April 17 • JV Baseball v. Creek @ 5:00pm • JH NHS @ 8:30am & HS NHS @ 1:00pm in auditorium Thursday, April 18 • Varsity Softball v. Edison @ 5:00pm Saturday, April 20 • JV Softball @ 11:00am & Varsity Baseball @ 1:00 April 18, 19, 22 • NO SCHOOL |
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Harrison East Elementary
• Positive behaviors are springing up all around East. Students are being recognized each morning with certificates and congratulations! A great way to start the day!
• Mr. Dunlap came and shared exciting scheduling news for the 6th grade and their classes next year.
• Miss Wickham’s class enjoyed a fun, food Friday activity by leaning about the letter X. They made a xylophone with tasty treats!
• Miss Jacobsen’s 1st grade class made “sun-sational” sight word sentences. Students took sight words given to construct sentences.
• Sixth grade enjoyed a trip to Harrison Central to enjoy the musical Annie. The junior high and high school thespians did a wonderful job!
• First grade sharpens their math skills by using Skittles as they learned to design pictographs and bar graphs with the data they collected. The best part for them was eating the treats after writing five sentences about what collecting data can tell them.
• Some of Ms. Van Camp’s students’ current art masterpieces.
Mark Your CalendarThursday, April 18 • Easter break Tuesday, April 23 • Classes resume • Math/Science/SS State testing window opens Friday, May 10 • Spring Music Concert featuring 1st, 3rd, and 5th grades along with band Monday, May 13 • 5th grade field trip to Wheeling Jesuit Challenger Center Wednesday, May 15 • 3rd grade field trip to Carnegie Science Center • 4th grade Poetry Day Thursday, May 16 • Memorial Day Program 9 AM in the gym Friday, May 17 • 6th Grade Graduation 10 AM in the gym Monday, May 20 • Harrison Central Senior Walk • Preschool Graduation 10AM in the gym • Kindergarten field trip to Oglebay • Preschool Open House 1:30 PM to 6:30PM Tuesday, May 21 • 6th grade trip to Kenny Wood • Kindergarten, 1st and 2nd grade recognition Wednesday, May 22 • 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade recognition • Honor’s Breakfast at Hopedale Social Hall 7:30 AM Thursday, May 23 • PTO sponsored Field Day Friday, May 24 • Last day of school |
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Harrison North Elementary• Miss Tipton’s 2nd grade welcomed guest reader, Patti Sabo on Monday, April 8th. Patti talked to the students about the beach and what to take when they visit the beach. In her beach bag she brought with her sunglasses, a beach towel, a hat, and sunscreen. She read three books to the students: “Hello Lighthouse” by Sophia Blackall, “Whales Passing” by Eve Bunting, and “Lightship” by Brian Floca. Students were left with baggies of goldfish and real sea shells from Mrs. Sabo. Students loved her visit! A fun fact is that Brian Floca’s great aunt used to live in Jewett, Ohio before her passing.
• Mrs. Rocchi’s 6th graders were given an Easter Treat at the Scio Library. After they checked out books, they took advantage of the weather and read outside.
• Last week preschool students studied the letter U and had a winter party with fake snow.
• Students from grades Kindergarten thru 6th have been working on a community service project for our veterans. Students were given a lesson on safety when it comes to operating power tools...they were excited 2 wear safety goggles and operate a power drill. When the project is complete, we would like to display it in the front lawn of the courthouse.
• This week preschool students studied the letter X this week, had fun in art, and got caterpillars.
• Miss Tipton’s 2nd grade enjoyed a familiar face on Friday, April 12th. Charlotte Sayre, former preschool teacher for Harrison Hills visited Miss Tipton’s classroom. She read four books to the students, all pig themed. She read: “Ping Pong Pig” by Carolyn Church, “Otis” by Janie Bynum, “Rosy Posie Is Not Dirty” by Virgine Hanna, and “That’s What Friends Are For.” After she read the books, students went back to their seats to complete an addition fact paper where once they answered the problems, they colored it according to the chart and it was a pig in mud. Students enjoyed her visit!
Mark Your CalendarThursday, April 18 • Easter break begins; No classes Tuesday, April 23 • Classes Resume • Math and Science testing window opens Friday, May 3 • Grades 4 & 5 to Washington Wild Things Monday, May 6 • Miss Tipton’s 2nd grade to Ourant School Tuesday, May 7 • Mrs. Gaffney’s 2nd grade to Ourant School • Preschool field trip to Walnut Creek Wednesday, May 8 • 2nd & 3rd grade to Oglebay Zoo Friday, May 10 • 4-H Safety Day grades K-2 from 1-3 p.m. Monday, May 13 • Spring Music Concert @ 2 p.m. (grades 1, 3, 5 to perform) Thursday, May 16 • 6th grade graduation @ 11 a.m. • Preschool Park Day Friday, May 17 • 1st grade field trip Monday, May 20 • Oglebay Zoo to You grades K, 1, 4, 5, 6 • Preschool Graduation @ 10:30 a.m. • Preschool Open House 1:30-6:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 21 • 6th grade to Kennywood • K-2 recognition A.M. and 3-5 recognition P.M. Wednesday, May 22 • PTA sponsored Field Day Friday, May 24 • Last Day of School |
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