Harrison Community Schools is looking for someone Part Time in Maintenance Building & Grounds. Please see job posting for job qualifications and application information.
As we continue to celebrate our principals, it is important to note that the role has significantly changed over the last two decades. Quality research proves that just after a highly-effective teacher, a highly-effective principal has the biggest effect on student achievement.
Our principals are focused on both student growth AND teacher growth. They observe teachers and provide timely feedback around teachers' growth plans and best practices. As instructional co-leaders in our schools, principals are responsible for implementation of our curricula with district-approved resources.
Great teachers + great principals = high student achievement!
Great Start Readiness Preschool s looking for a Paraprofessional. Please see job posting for job requirements and application information.
Each and every day, we are thankful for our custodial crew! Much of their work is "behind the scenes," and at least for today, we want them to be center stage! #ManyPartsOneHive
Don't forget that Count Day is tomorrow, October 2. Our attendance on count day is used by the state to determine the amount of funding we receive each year. #HornetPride
Celebrating Mr. Ashcroft, Mrs. VanAntwerp, Dr. Thrush, and Mrs. Andera!
SN: We celebrate assistant principals in April.
Harrison Middle School is looking for two (2) Special Education Teachers to join their team. Please see attached job post for qualification and application information.
Happy Homecoming! Check out today's issue of "All the Buzz" for parade & game details, photos, BOE info, and more. https://secure.smore.com/n/yazk62
A big thank you to the volunteers from the VFW who are doing a fall clean up in the outdoor environmental space at Larson! We appreciate you! #ManyPartsOneHive
It's Homecoming Week! Here are the spirit day themes for Larson, Middle School, and our High School campuses:
We are celebrating multiple events today! First, our Hornets improved to 4-0 last night with a win against Beaverton. Second, our SRO, Deputy Mike Heugel, was honored as the VFW Officer of the Year. Congrats to all!
Today our teachers collaborated in their professional learning communities for about four hours. Our focus is on ensuring a "guaranteed and viable curriculum," which means we guarantee each child gets high quality instruction no matter who their teacher may be, and that our curriculum is capable of being taught in a typical school year. This afternoon, some teams worked on reviewing and unpacking the priority Michigan academic standards that form our curriculum, while other worked on vertically aligning those standards across grade levels.
We know that half days can be a challenge for families, and we appreciate your partnership as we continue to grow our professional practices. #OneHive
Registration closes today, and spots are limited. Open to any parent, grandparent or caregiver of a child 0 to 12 in Clare or Gladwin County.
There will be food, childcare, and a chance to build your village 🎉
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScbhf6lJYIjONSkKd7C1w2xF1Dw3_Vp7OsnwaeqAh4wh9l3vg/viewform?usp=sf_link
Tomorrow, Wednesday, September 18th , is a half day of school.
Early Childhood (GSRP) Preschool will be released at 11:20 a.m.
Larson students will be released at 11:40 a.m.
Middle School, High School and Hive students will be released at 11:30 a.m.
If your students ride the bus home from school, please plan on them arriving approximately 3 hours and 20 minutes earlier then they are normally dropped off on a regular school day.
Afternoon CTE is still in session and transportation will be provided to and from the High School but will need transportation home.
HHS Vendor & Craft Market is Saturday, November 16th, 2024!
Please use the link below to reserve your space for the craft show. or email Mary Oakley at moakley@harrisonschools.com.
https://forms.gle/hobs44BtjHnNMCsZ9
The Beaverton FD is joining our fire department for their annual 9/11 walk, being held at our track this year. These everyday heroes will walk 9.11 miles, or 37 laps. #NeverForget
Reminder: If you want your child to be able to use the School Based Health Center this school year, an updated consent MUST be completed. The ones completed last year are now expired and a new one must be completed to continue any services (medical and behavioral health.) You can do so by completing the paper copy sent home with students and send back, click the link below or access the link on the Harrison Schools website. Also, other than urgent issues like sprains, bandaids or things like Tylenol for pain, students must have a parent/guardian make an appointment to be seen at the clinic.
Consent form : https://arsl.at/lag0Z1Km
Check out our new issue of "All the Buzz" - https://secure.smore.com/n/3g4nd #HornetPride
See you there!
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