Due to the weather, all afterschool activities and events are canceled. Visibility is reduced, so please be extra careful if you are driving to pick up your child after school. Likewise, buses are likely to be traveling slower than usual - your patience is much appreciated.
Harrison Middle School is looking for a Special Education Paraprofessional to join their team. Please see job posting for application information.
We join with others all across the nation to celebrate Public Schools Week! Our schools, staff, families, community, and Board of Education all work together to benefit our students. We've come a long way since the establishment of the first public school in what would become the United States - the Boston Latin School in 1635 (still operating today, in a different building). #PSW23 #HornetPride
Yesterday, our fifth graders went to the Midland Center of the Arts to experience "Kate the Chemist." It was an amazing day of learning and celebrating women in STEM! #HornetNation
On Tuesday, our French learners traveled to Mt. Pleasant to join other high school language learners for a Mardi Gras celebration! Practicing the language, especially with new people, is key to learning.
Harrison Community Schools will be closed, Thursday, February 23rd, due to inclement weather. Please stay safe if you must go out. We will make a decision regarding after school activities by noon on Thursday, February 23rd.
In looking at the forecast and its likely impact on our ability to get students home safely, Harrison Community Schools will be closed today, Wednesday, February 22nd. Please stay safe Hornets.
The latest issue of "All the Buzz" is out; read it here: https://www.smore.com/23my7
Join the profession that sparks all others!
Harrison Community Schools will be closed tomorrow, Friday, February 17th due to the winter storm. Please be safe if you have to go out.
The cast of our HS play - "And Then There Were None" - led the Pledge of Allegiance at Monday's Board Meeting. This Agatha Christie thriller opens on March 16! #HornetPride
By now, you have likely heard about the events that unfolded overnight on Michigan State's East Lansing campus.
As you, our students, and those around our state grapple with such a senseless act of violence over the course of today and the days to come, you may find this resource from the National Association of School Psychologists helpful: https://www.nasponline.org/resources-and-publications/resources-and-podcasts/school-safety-and-crisis/school-violence-resources/talking-to-children-about-violence-tips-for-parents-and-teachers.
If you know a staff member, student, family, or alumni who has been personally impacted, please let us know. We will do everything we can to support them.
Our hearts are breaking for those impacted by the tragic event at MSU. Hornet Nation stands ready to support our families, staff, students, and alumni as needed.
We hope to see you there!
Congratulations to our middle school cheer team!! They took 1st place in their panel today and 3rd overall. #HornetPride
Today was a great day of adult learning and collaboration in #HornetNation! Deep thinking around "Most Likely to Succeed," reflective K-12 vertical group dialogues, and many opportunities to share our "why" around supporting learners' future stories.
Harrison Community Schools are now closed today, Thursday, February 9th due to freezing rain. Reminder: Tomorrow, Friday, February 10th there is no school for students for Teacher Inservice.
Harrison Community Schools will be on a two hour delay this morning, Thursday, February 9th as a precaution for the impending weather.
About 50 of our fifth graders enjoyed learning with Michigan authors today! Ruth McNally Barshaw is the author/illustrator of the six-book Ellie McDoodle Diaries series, and the illustrator of two more children's books. Charlie Barshaw is the author of seven short stories for Amazon Rapids. "When we see it, we can be it!"
