Happy Thanksgiving from Harrison Public Schools! Have a safe and happy holiday!
There will be no school November 25 - 29 for Thanksgiving break. Class will resume on Monday, December 2.
Parents and Guardians, if you have not received an email regarding your child's state assessment results, please contact your school office to update your email on file and request a copy of the access code and instructions.
Thank you!
Congratulations to Harrison High senior Geren Crockett, who signed a letter of intent today to play baseball at College of the Ozarks. Way to go, Geren! We are so proud of your success!
Congratulations to Harrison High senior Blane Walker, who signed a letter of intent today to play baseball at College of the Ozarks. Way to go, Blane! We are so proud of your success!
Congratulations to Harrison High senior Maddox Bell, who signed a letter of intent today to play basketball at Harding University. Way to go, Maddox! We are so proud of your success!
Harrison Middle School held its annual National Junior Honor Society induction ceremony yesterday evening in the Harrison Middle School cafeteria. Congratulations to all new Junior Honor Society inductees!
If your student participated in Atlas Summative Assessments during the 2023-24 school year, student scores will be available this week. Watch for an email from "DoNotReply@cambiumassessment.com", which will provide access instructions for the Family Portal. The email will be sent on Wednesday, November 20 by 5:00 p.m. Please note: the instructions will be delivered to the email address you have provided to the district.
To view summative results, you will need to change the school year before viewing . Click here for information and a video showing you the process:
https://www.harrisongoblins.org/page/assessment
Harrison Schools team members attended the "Trauma-Informed Schools Institute" virtual conference today. The two-day conference builds the capacity of educators to effectively implement and sustain district-wide support for all students. Team members pictured here are Brandy Urioste, district Family Support coach; Jana Mize, School-Based Mental Health professional, Stephanie Cecil, School-Based Mental Health professional; Deborah Sims, School-Based Mental Health professional; Kimberly Ricketts, Skyline Heights Counselor; and Jessyka Dove, Harrison Kindergarten Counselor.
There was an incident on property adjacent to Forest Heights Elementary School on Monday afternoon, November 11. Harrison police are currently investigating this incident and have affirmed that students and staff were not in danger due to the incident. Harrison Schools is cooperating fully with the police and cannot comment. Counselors will be available for students and staff at Forest Heights Elementary on Tuesday, November 12, as needed.
Thank you to all who have served. We are grateful.
You asked - and we listened! A new update to the Harrison Schools app will roll out soon! The new app design features a more streamlined navigation process that makes classroom information more easily accessible. Be watching for the update coming soon to Google Play and the App Store!
Parent, Student, or Staff Member,
In Monday’s storms, Harrison and the Boone County region received significant flooding and damage to water crossings, roads, and properties. Harrison Schools has communicated with Boone County & Harrison City officials about roadways and repair timelines.
Harrison Schools will be open tomorrow (Wednesday, November 6th) for student instruction.
Due to the damage to water crossings and rural roads, some bus routes will be left up to bus driver discretion. We ask parents and students to do their best to safely attend school.
Due to flooding conditions, Harrison Schools will be closed today - November 5, 2024.
Don't forget! Daylight Savings Time ends tonight. Remember to turn your clocks back!
Will the real Mr. Magness please step forward?
Forest Heights students are celebrating the day!
Where's Waldo? Spotted today at Forest Heights!
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Our food service team does not only work hard to provide nutritious meals daily for students. Today, they are dressed up to bring smiles to others!
Thank you "Sleepy", "Sneezy", "Bashful", "Happy", and "Grumpy"! You are appreciated!
