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New Facility UpdateHarrison Hills City Schools New PK-12 • The back side of the High School Wing continues to have brick set into place.
• This high school classroom has the divider track installed which will allow teachers the option to open up these two classrooms into one.
• The science labs are getting water and electrical work completed before drywall is installed.
• The Elementary/District Office entryway has had the smaller detail brick placed along the curved entrance.
• Excavation teams are continuing to work on Leggett Lane which will connect to country club road.
• The locker rooms now have block set, concrete filler painted on, cold and hot water lines are also being supplied to each of the shower areas.
Hammond weekly summary: • Metal stud framing, plumbing, HVAC and electrical rough-in at the high school wing • Brick veneer installation at the high school wing • Drywall installation and finishing in the mechanical areas and administration area • Glass window installation at the gymnasiums • Fireproofing, Electrical Wire, Heating Water Pipe, Water Pipe, and Gas Pipe installation in the middle school/administration/athletic/student dining areas • Metal Stud Framing, Ductwork Installation, Spray Foam Insulation, and Roof Deck Installation in the elementary school wing • Masonry Bearing wall installation at the auditorium • Installation of canopy foundations at the main entrance of the building District Office• Mrs. Snider attended all of the Senior Project presentations. I am very excited to see the end results of all of these Community Service projects. • All administrative staff attended the District Leadership Team meeting on Wednesday October 3rd. • Mrs. Snider attended the Superintendent's Cabinet where professional development, Striving Readers' Grant, and Virtual classroom were reviewed. • Mr. Morgan attended special education meetings throughout the District and numerous outside of the District • Mr. Morgan and the District Leadership Team met for the initial 2018-2019 academic year, where discussion included:
• Mr. Morgan collaborated with related services regarding student planning and success • Count week information was completed last week • The permanent appropriations have been board approved and reflected on district books. • The 5 year forecast is being finished up to be board approved at the October 25 board meeting. • All final expenditure reports were filed prior to the September 30 deadline. • Mrs. Harding and the Jefferson Co. ESC have been working together to close up all final grants shared between them for FCFC and HMG. New contracts have been developed for FY19. • Mr. Ripley scheduled Hillyard Inc. to come in to demo some additional cleaning equipment for the janitorial faculty • Mr. Ripley met with all school cafeteria faculty last week • Mr. Ripley and Ms. Howes submitted claims for the cafeteria for the months of August and September |
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Harrison Central Jr/Sr High
• The volleyball team celebrated senior, Allison Heavilin, at the game on Monday evening.
• Junior high volleyball supported Breast Cancer Awareness Month at their game on Tuesday. Go Pink!
• Lisa Jeffries spoke to students that are interested in attending Ohio University Eastern.
• The youth soccer teams were introduced at the soccer games on Saturday!
• Senior soccer players were honored on Saturday. Thank you to Mackenzie Jurosko, Gemma Downs, Autumn Ash, Jara Madzia, and Sydney Starr for a great season and careers!
• The boys soccer team had 9 star seniors honored on Saturday. Foreign exchange student Alex Silviera-Jozala, Bryce Arbaugh, George Novotny, Dylan Redish, Jacob Arnold, Jesse Giffin, Dylan Holmes, Evan Stine, Jeff Fogle, and Grant Cope. Mark Your CalendarTuesday, October 9 • Girls Soccer v. Weir @ 6pm • Junior High Volleyball v. East Liverpool @ 5:30pm Saturday, October 13 • JV Football v. Oak Glen @ 10am |
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Harrison East ElementarySeptember Students of the Month • Harrison East would like to highlight our September students of the month. It is the first selection of the new school year. Students were selected by their grade level teaching teams based on character attributes such as trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, readiness to learn, caring/kindness, and citizenship.
Pictured left to right are Bailee Hicks, preschool; Brooke Howell, Kindergarten; Aubree Barker, 1st grade; Haylee Kelley 2nd grade; Katie Cumings, 3rd grade; Dominic Grim, 4th grade; Nicolette Peeler, 5th grade; Drew Culbertson, 6th grade. • Peer teaching 5th grade math. One student instructs another student (first is an expert and the second is a novice). Students eagerly worked to develop their skills and practice independently so all could have the opportunity to play the role as teacher before the end of the lesson cycle.
• Super Second Grade Readers!! Congratulations to the following 2nd grade readers who met their AR goals. Pictured below are Colson Crothers, 25 points; Mason Best, 25 points; Mason Quito, 25 points; Shayla Nameth, 50 points; Garett Wade, 50 points; Eva Johnson, 25 points; Aiden Hensley, 25 points; Kingston Smith, 25 points; and Ella Smith and Bristol Moore both with 50 AR points. Good Job!
Mark Your CalendarWednesday, October 10 • Fire Safety with Hopedale VFD Friday, October 12 • 2nd Grade Field Trip to Schumaker Farms • 4th Grade Field Trip to Algonquin Mill Festival Monday, October 15 • School Lunch Week 1st Grade and 3rd Grade Tuesday, October 16 • School Lunch Week Kindergarten and MAKE – UP 6th Grade Wednesday, October 17 • Bus Safety Presentation • School Lunch Week Preschool and 4th Grade Thursday, October 18 • School Lunch Week 2nd Grade and 5th Grade Friday, October 19 • School Lunch Week 6th Grade |
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Harrison North Elementary• Harrison North named September students of the month. Congratulation to these students!
From left to right in the front row are preschool- Malea Kelley, 1st grade- Casher Litzenberg, kindergarten- Crystal Albright, and 3rd grade- Kristina Satterfield. From left to right in back row are 4th grade- Miranda Cottrell, 2nd grade- Andrew Miller, 6th grade- Lilian Gibbons, and 5th grade- Owen Chittenden. • Mrs. Rocchi’s Kindergarten group is dancing to a UNICEF Kids Power Up video.
Each time a dance is complete a point is earned. Ten points will unlock a RUTF or Ready to Use Therapeutic Food packet for a child in our world who is malnutritioned. • Sixth graders Lily Gibbons and Reed Arbaugh carrying out their daily job of rinsing the container for milk carton collection so our building can continue our recycling efforts!
• Students in Miss Tipton’s 2nd grade class were studying arrays in math. Then they created their own arrays and repeated addition sentence to go with them.
• A special thank you goes out to Don and Bree Patterson for donating balls to our playground. The Patterson’s have four children at North: Emma, Nellie, Abigail, and Dowler. The students of Harrison North will enjoy their donation at recess time!
• Harrison North employee, Donna McMillen along with her son Randy would like to say thank you to everyone who donated money to the Buddy Walk. With the help of friends and family Randy was able to take over $700 to the Buddy Walk in Jefferson County, which is held yearly for people with Down Syndrome.
Mark Your CalendarMonday, October 8 • Parent Teacher Conferences Friday, October 12 • 2nd Grade Field Trip to Schumaker Farms Pumpkin Patch & Farm Experience • Grades 3, 4, 5, 6 to Algonquin Mill Festival Week of October 15-19 • School Lunch Week Thursday, October 18 • School Bus Safety Friday, October 19 • 1st Nine Weeks Ends Week of October 22-26 • 3rd Grade ELA Testing Friday, October 26 • 1st Nine Weeks Report Cards Wednesday, October 31 • Halloween Parties Friday, November 2 • PTA Cookie Dough Sale Begins Tuesday, November 6 • Sammy the Shovel Assembly Wednesday, November 7 • No Preschool Classes |
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