Hartford Public Schools Announces Nominees for 2020 Teacher of the Year
The competition for Hartford’s 2020 Teacher of the Year has begun with thirty-seven teachers nominated by their schools to participate in this year’s selection process. (Pictured above are last year’s 2019 Teacher of the Year Nominees.) Each 2020 nominee has undergone an intensive screening and interview process conducted remotely by a district-wide Teacher of the […]
Free STEM+ Resources from Pennies for Patients
Pennies for Patients has developed resources containing fun and engaging STEM and Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) activities students can complete at home. The activities are FREE, fun and easy-to-do. They can be found on their website www.penniesforpatients.org and via the links below. Pennies for Patients wants children to remain engaged and motivated by STEM during their time at […]
Fun Read-alouds, Sing-alongs & Work-outs with our Teachers
Several of our schools are joining the joyous Reading-Aloud, sing-along, and work-out social media videos movement created by educators all over our country. Enjoy some of these delightful opportunities with our teachers, principals, and schools staff, below. 8:13NOW PLAYING Parkville’s Panther Read-a- thon Pout-Pout Fish in the Big-Big Dark read by 1st gr. teacher […]
Students Represent HPS at CABE’s “Day on the Hill” Event
Weaver/Kinsella Campus Sings, Dances and Learns with VSU Chorale
The students of Weaver High School and Kinsella Magnet School of the Performing Arts were treated to an exuberant performance by the HBCU award-winning Virginia State University Chorale on Friday, March 6, 2020. Students from both schools were invited on-stage to sing and dance with the choir. The Hartford Public High School Chorus was also […]
Say ‘Hola’ to International World Languages Week!
Also know as National Foreign Language Week, since 1957 the first week in March is International World Language Week. It is a part of International World Languages Month! National Foreign Language Week was inaugurated in the Spring of 1957 by Alpha Mu Gamma. Sister Eloise Therese, the National President of Alpha Mu Gamma from 1956 […]
HPS Joined United Way Volunteers for Read Across America
Dozens of volunteer readers gathered at Environmental Sciences Magnet at Mary Hooker School (ESM) to donate their time and effort for Read Across America on March 2. This national event celebrates a diverse nation of readers by organizing volunteers to read to students in classrooms across the country. To kick off the event, ESM Principal […]
