Team -
Check out the last edition of the 22-23’ Common Ground here.
Calendar:
08/18 - New Staff Orientation
08/21-08/23 - Start of year inservice
08/23 - 3:00 - 6:00 p.m. Start of year conferences (no inservice on 8/24 or 8/25)
08/28 - 7th/9th grade Smart Start
08/29 - First day of school for 8th, 10th , 11th and 12th graders
Appreciations:
Staff Member | Appreciations |
Jess | For creating the awards for all students receiving recognition during our Awards celebration this Thursday |
Laura Ladieu | For stepping in and covering classes this week |
Heather | For jumping in last minute to take the graduation pictures |
Safe - seen, heard, respected & understood:
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Bond Process informational staff meeting | If you are interested in discussing the process ahead and sharing your thoughts regarding the Bond work - join Mike, Meg and Laurie for an informal discussion. When: Monday 06/19 @ 3:00pm Where: Harwood Library |
Rigorous & Robust Academic Program:
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June 15th - 23rd final inservice plan | |
Finalizing Scores in JumpRope | All non-senior grades (including finalizing middle school scores) are due by 3:30 on Monday 6/19. Here is the JumpRope grading slideshow - please go through this slide-by-slide while completing your grades in JumpRope! This includes printing scores and turning them into Jen Shaub for all high school classes. If you run into any issues or have questions, reach out to Jess Deane! |
2024 Bell Schedule | Here is the bell schedule for 2023 - 2024 And, for you Middle School minded folks, here is additional detail |
Teaching an AP Class that has summer work? Bring summer work assignment(s) and any materials needed to the school counseling office. |
Positive school climate and culture:
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Each year the Air Force Association recognizes a Teacher of the Year Program for their exceptional educational abilities and contributions to STEM. Our methodology for the program consists of meeting and observing the teachers in their teaching environment. This year the honor went to Harwood's own Susannah Cowden. | |
The Music Dept. continued end of year traditions by presenting the High School Music Awards Picnic and the Senior Music Showcase last week on Tuesday, June 6. The High School Music Awards Picnic was held in front of the school with Grill Master Sklar and many of the music department students in attendance. Great food, Senior Music Plaques and Department awards were presented. The Annual Senior Music Showcase followed immediately after the Music Awards Picnic and featured ten graduating members of the music department performing a solo or group performance. Parents, family and friends were all treated to beautiful music as Seniors took the stage for the last time. Lots of gratitude from everyone involved! Music Department Seniors at the Senior Music Showcase Seniors Molly Caffry and Adam Porterfield with music teacher Chris Rivers | |
Are you interested in 3 graduate credits for $435? Are you curious about learning how to most effectively support students with post-high school planning? Are you able to invest some of your time in August – November to complete the above work?
Aspirations is partnering with Castleton University to offer ESPP: Educators Supporting Post-High School Planning. To learn more, visit this link. | |
Harwood graduates from the Class of 2023 will be attending the following schools next year. Students will also be participating in post graduate and gap years in addition to joining the workforce. Bennington College Boston College Champlain College Clemson University Colorado College Community College of Vermont Dartmouth College Elon University Emmanuel College Endicott College Fordham University Green Mountain Valley School Hawaii Pacific University James Madison University Job Corps Loyola University Maryland Merrimack College Montana State University Mount Holyoke College Northwoods School Norwich University O'Brien's Aveda Institute Quinnipiac University Rochester Institute of Technology Saint Michael's College Seton Hall University Simmons University Skidmore College Southeast Lineman Training Center St. Lawrence University Suffolk University The American International University in London The George Washington University The New School The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill The University of Tennessee-Knoxville Union College (NY) United States Air Force Universal Training Institute University of Denver University of Massachusetts-Boston University of New England University of Rhode Island University of San Francisco University of Southern Maine University of Vermont Utica University Vermont State University Villanova University Wellesley College Western Michigan University Worcester Polytechnic Institute | |
Hiring Update | Posted positions still:
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New Para: Clarke Haywood Clarke Haywood is from Northfield and came to Vermont for his education. He graduated from Norwich University, the Military College of Vermont, majoring in history and education. He received an MA in history also of Norwich. Clarke entered the education profession in 2012 and has extensive background in public history. He owes his passion for education from Scouting. In his spare time, he is an avid hiker, reader, and landscape painter. He is married to Jessy, his wife. | |
New English Teacher: Larry Gravelle (he was actually hired a couple months ago, but we never introduced him) Hello Highlanders! My name is Larry Gravelle and I'm excited to be joining the high school English department next year. I live in Moretown with my wife Beth (who teaches at HCLC) and our seven-year-old, Jack. I'm currently teaching at Essex High School, but before moving to Vermont almost two years ago, I taught at Steamboat Springs High School in Steamboat Springs, Colorado for 16 years. When not in school, I love being out in nature, telemark skiing (slowly), fly-fishing, growing orchids, and working on my encyclopedic knowledge of Seinfeld. I truly look forward to getting to know everyone at Harwood. Go black and gold! | |
45 years of Harwood service! Thank you Ellen! |
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