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Text: Blood Drive - Donations Save Lives - In Honor of Kevin Garrison - Tuesday, April 30th 1PM to 7PM. Location: Community Church in Harrington Park  Sign up at: www.nybc.org/drive User Sponsor Code 71786 - Appointments are prefered however walk-ins will be welcomed if space permits. Please remember to eat, drink, and bring your donor ID card or ID with name and photo. Masks are optional for all donors and staff. For full list of COVID-19 safety protocols, please visit nybc.org/coronavirus. - For more information please contact 646-656-5798 or e-mail ssaeid@nybc.org
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Solar Eclipse April, 08 2024
ART  APRIL 10, 2024 6PM  SHOW  HP  PreK-8 Artwork displayed throughout the building 4/5 Hallway, K/1 Hallway, 2nd grade Hallway & Hallway to the APR  6:15 - 6:30 - APR - 4th Grade Band 6:30 - 6:45 - APR - 5th Grade Band  6:00 - 7:30PM  6:15 - 7:00 Courtyard Sweet Treat “Celebrate HP'' Ice Pops Courtesy of HSA  Plus summer escape registration! See Ms. Weber outside main office  6:00 - 7:00 - Library 8th Grade Financial Literacy & Computer Tech Entrepreneur Projects  Evening Finale 7:15 - 7:30 - Gymnasium 8th Grade Play Preview - Footloose
Teacher of the Year
Harrington Park School District - Minimum Session Reminders: Friday, March 15th PreK-8 Students will have at 12:45pm dismissal for staff Professional Development. Thursday, March 21st K-4 students will have a 12:45pm dismissal for elective parent-teacher conferences.
Spartan Sentinel Harrington Park School Newspaper Winter Edition 2023/2024 SCHOOL-WIDE One School, One Story By Chaerin Isabella Oh Dr. Seuss once said, "The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you'll go.” In order to learn more about the grave consequences that result from antisemitism, racism, and other forms of hate, the Harrington Park School District decided to read bestselling author Gordon Korman’s novel Linked. The entirety of the staff has put their greatest effort into turning the experience of reading this book into an educational yet memorable experience that would teach the future generations of Harrington Park the importance of acceptance and tolerance. The students, as well, have been constantly reading the book at home and school with peers and parents. Many students are listening to their favorite teachers narrate Linked through a video by the Harrington Park staff members themselves. Many teachers also find themselves suddenly hooked by the suspenseful book. With such a brilliant new program, there are many things to reflect on. The students and staff gave a classic Harrington Park welcome to the bestselling author, Gordon Korman when he visited the school on January 9th. Mr. Korman discussed his experiences as an author, the inspirations of his pieces, and a lot about his new 103rd book (Slugfest), and Linked itself. He explained that his biggest inspiration for the book was the “Paper Clips Project,” which was created in the small southeastern Tennessee town of Whitwell. The simple yet unrealistic middle school project’s goal was to gather a total of six million paper clips for the memorial of the six million Jews who were murdered in the Holocaust through the years of 1939 and 1945. Similarly, Link, one of the protagonists of Linked, aids his school in creating six million paper chains after discovering his previously unknown Jewish roots and hateful swastikas at his school, Chokecherry Middle School. After the special author visit, students and teachers in 5th through 8th grade began and now continue to vigorously read the book. They are extremely invested in Link and his classmates, including Dana, the only Jewish girl at Chokecherry, Michael, a prime suspect of the cruel vandalism, and a strange blogger named ReelTok who seems to be aggravating Mr. Brademas, the principal. This fascinating novel builds up suspense, detailed character development, and one’s emotions while reading. It’s hard not to sit on the edge of your seat while reading this book! It is apparent that the One School, One Story program has had quite a positive impact on the Harrington Park School community. See following pages for link t
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Hate Has No Place Here
Students sitting in the Gym reading "Linked" for HPSD's "One School, One Story"
Monday:  Monday 3/4  March 4th - March 8th  Llama Llama Red Pajama Wear your cozy Pajamas!  Tuesday 3/5  Thursday 3/7  Friday 3/8  Pete the Cat Crayons Rock Wear as many colors as possible!  Dream Big: Michael Jordan & the Pursuit of Excellence Dress in your favorite team jersey/shirt!  Your Future is Bright Dress as your future self (what you want to be when you grow up)  Non Fiction Friday Weird But True Keep a fun fact in your pocket to be shared with your friends!  Don't miss Ms. McHale's daily Read Aloud posted everyday to our YouTube Channel!  Wednesday3/6
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Have A Heart Volleyball Players
Student Council's Annual Heart Gram Sale, send a heart gram and a surprise. $1 cash donnation per heart gram.  Complete the form and send donation in an envelope labeled with studnet name and heart gram $  HEart gram will be deliverd to homerooms on Feb. 14th
Cold Weather Reminders
Spartan Sentinel Harrington Park School Newspaper
Students showing off their Principal For The Day Badges
Spelling bee Winners holding their awards
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