Important Updates
- Click here to visit the South Harrison COVID-19 Dashboard
- Resolution to Define Present/Absent/Tardy for Each Educational Setting for 2020-2021 (approved by Board on 11/10/2020)
- Report Inappropriate Behavior of Staff
- Free School Meals for All Students!
- South Harrison’s Plan to Educate in the Midst of a Pandemic
- Re-entry Plan
- Virtual Learning Expectations for Grades K-6 and Grades 7-12
ICYMI: The Harrison County Public Library released January’s Youth Programs calendar! 🗓️
All of the programs are free and available at each branch. Learn more about the programs here: bit.ly/34Om3lr
Brain Booster Resources – Harrison County Public Library
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For as long as the schools are closed Audible is offering stories for kids to listen to without even needing an account! If you’d like to hear some great audio books follow the link. Click here to go to Audible!No school on MONDAY!
On Jan. 18, 2021, we are off in remembrance of Martin Luther King Jr. Have a great day and we’ll start the week on TUESDAY!
After a jam-packed week of activities and learning, we’re all ready for a THREE-DAY WEEKEND! 🙋♀️ 🙋♂️
Remember, Monday there is no school or e-learning. Enjoy the day off, and please continue to social distance, avoid large crowds, wear masks, and practice good hand washing techniques.
See you on Tuesday!
What's your dream job? 🧐
We ask this all the time of our students, but what about you?
Farmer? Small business owner? Nurse?
Or, maybe something different like a teacher, salesperson, chef or construction worker?
What’s your dream job??? 👨🏫 👩⚖️ 👨🌾 👩🚀 🧑🚒
Or maybe, what did you tell everyone when you were in school? Share with us in the comment section! 👇
My dream job as a kid was a Soldier. I did that for 10 years. Now I’m going to go to college for my new dream job, something with History. Teaching or documentation.
Secret Santa! 🎅🏼♥️
Through our English-Learner Program, we serve 57 students whose second language is English. In the program, students receive tools, resources, and support to achieve their highest academic and social capacity.
Our department leaders, Dane Carter and Liliana Retama, work closely with teachers and students to fill English learning gaps. Mexico, Central America and Asia are represented in the program.
Look at our students go!!
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Thank you Dane and Liliana for the great work you do for our students!
Great job.
Ten or more years ago, I worked with a group of women helping ESL students. We would get reports from their classroom teachers about areas the kids needed to work on. Luis was my student for a couple of years. He was a little guy who wanted to learn and I was so proud of him.
What a great program to highlight!
That's awesome! I had no idea this existed! ♥️