The Skipper Scoop
Week of February 11th
SKIPPER NATION
I trust everyone had a good weekend. Snow is back and it's Valentine's week!
I stopped in at Rich Lanes on Friday night for Senior Night. Our seniors- Larry Clark, Aaron Wickland, and State Champion Bowler Emily Eldridge are an impressive group of young adults. In general, this bowling team is really talented. Together with Mr. Rich and Mr. Chipps, this team is going places!
Make it a great week!
Mrs. Rumbarger
Leadership Lake County Donations
Valentine's Dance
Come dance the night away. Bring your Valentine?! The dance is sponsored by the Junior class at Harding. Permission slips are in the lunchroom and the office.
Middle School News
Thank you to our future broadcasters for this weeks news cast. This week includes an interview with Fairport's own Dr. Paolo.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KoEVLSQKdlttRI4jaHBFLqs5y4_goMOU/view?ts=5c5b9a86
Congrats to Ameila Kapostasy!
Way to go Dr. Avram!
Erin Avram received the Jean P. Lentz Teachers Grant awarded by the Lake County Retired Teachers Association. This $200 grant will help fund a project for the Harding Physical Science students who will be exploring the mathematical relationship between current, voltage, and resistance that forms the foundation of Ohm's Law. Congrats to Dr. Avram for working so hard to provide this for your students.
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports-P.B.I.S.!
PBIS is an approach to improve school climate and create safer and more effective schools. The process focuses on improving our school’s ability to teach expectations and support positive behavior for all students.
This month, Harding students and staff are focusing on responsibility as one of its four character traits. Students have been working hard to show their responsibility in the classroom, during athletics events, and before and after school. Many Skipper Pride awards have been given out along with cookies, candy and “we are proud of you’s”
PBIS celebration #2 is scheduled for February 20, 2019. This event will be our 3rd annual Olympic Day.We will begin the afternoon with each grade level participating in a lip sync competition, followed by many organized, friendly games in the school gym! Bring your game face!
In order to earn the right to attend the event students must adhere to the following guidelines:
No more than 2 unexcused tardies to school.
No more than 3 tardies to school.
Only 1 Saturday school
No in school suspension.
No out of school suspension.
The PBIS team will be sending out a parent survey sometime at the end of February. Any feedback you can give us is greatly appreciated!