Board-Union Work Session - Tuesday May 21st at 4:30 PM.
Hardin Middle School Parents,
HMS was on lockdown for much of this morning. A student discovered an item of contraband and reported it to their teacher. We then followed protocols to insure that all students were safe. The Hardin Police and Big Horn County Sheriff's' Office interviewed possible witnesses. K316 Detection had their detection K9 on campus to clear lockers and other areas. The school has now been cleared and students will return to their regular schedules this afternoon. We thank our partners for their help, our students and their families for their patience, and apologize for any inconvenience or stress this situation may have caused. Your children's safety is our top priority.
Tobin Novasio, Superintendent
Calling All Bulldog Flag Football Players! NEXT WEEK!
Atlanta Falcons Girls' Flag Football Camps!
These clinics are free for athletes to attend, but registration is required.
To register as an athlete, please CLICK HERE: https://www.hardin.k12.mt.us/FlagFootballCamp
Coaching for Parents
Summer Parenting Support is Available
https://parentguidance.org/school-coaching/
ATTENTION HCAC CUSTOMERS!! The parking lot will be open tomorrow May 16th-May 21st and will no longer be closed as planned. The ground is not dry enough to do the paving so they have postponed the project until further notice. Thank you for understanding!
Kindergarten Roundup at Crow Agency School May 23rd 4-6 pm.
Come join us at Crow School this evening, dinner will be served!
6:30pm to 7:30pm
Hardin Academy School invites you to their Grand Opening Powwow on June 4, 2024. Take a tour of the new building and come celebrate with the staff and students. Everyone is welcome.
A few of our admin team joined Jenny Combs from Alliance for Curriculum Enhancement (ACE) to present at the ACE Consortium School Leaders workshop. Local Superintendents and principals had the opportunity to hear about Hardin School District Indian Education for All Implementation.
We are hosting a webinar about the ABCs of Substance Use and Vaping on May 15th at 6:30! Are you a parent who wants to know more about substance abuse and vaping? Learn how to spot the signs your child may be vaping or becoming addicted to substance use. Join us and learn to ask the right questions, spot the basic signs, and learn to communicate with your child.
You can register right up to the last minute, even if you can't attend the live event. By registering, you will be added to the follow-up email list and receive a recording of the session the following day.
Use this link to register: https://cookcenter.info/May15HSD
Macy Uffelman was selected to play in the Montana All-stars Volleyball Classic on June 15, 2024 at 3:00 at Lockwood High School. Check out the article at Midland Roundtable. Great job Macy!
https://406mtsports.com/high-school/volleyball/class-a/2024-midland-roundtable-montana-all-star-volleyball-classic/article_2e0c7c86-f212-11ee-9d20-1b138dea5f0d.html#tracking-source=article-related-bottom
Ft. Smith School learned about the history of Star Quilts and discussed how to honor MMIW through art. You’ll see the red star in the middle of all the quilts to honor MMIW. The students picked their design and shared it with each other.
Scott Flat Lip, Hardin High School Physical Education/ Health Teacher recently completed a 250 mile race. Cocodona250 is an intense endurance event spanning 250 miles through the scenic yet challenging landscapes of Arizona. Beginning in Black Canyon City and finishing in Flagstaff, participants navigate rugged trails, steep climbs, and diverse terrain, including deserts, canyons, and mountainous regions. A grueling race that has a total gain of 40,154ft and 34,958ft of loss. During the day temps were close to 90 degrees and at night got as cold as 30 degrees on some parts of the course. With a course designed to test both physical and mental fortitude, runners push their limits over several days, facing unpredictable weather conditions and elevation changes, making it a true test of endurance and perseverance in the world of ultrarunning. Way to go Mr. Flat Lip.
Signups for free sports physicals will be 5/17 and 5/24 at the new Academy building.
Please see the attached agenda for next week's Board of Trustees meeting: https://www.hardin.k12.mt.us/agenda
The Crow Agency Public School Spring Annual Powwow is on May 29, 2024 from 1:00-3:00 pm presented by Crow Agency School Dance Troupe and their sponsor Verleen Holds. Please come support your dancers and dance with us. A'ho
Softball play-in game v Park Monday May 13th 5:30 pm
ATTENTION HCAC CUSTOMERS!! Our parking lot closure has been changed due to weather. Please see the following regarding our parking lot.
The parking lot will be closed
*Thursday May 16th - Monday May 20th*
Thank you for understanding!
Our hours of operation will remain the same as normal during the parking lot closure!
Thursday May 16th 6:00am-8:30pm
Friday May 17th 6:00am-6:00 pm
Saturday and Sunday CLOSED
Monday May 20th 6:00am-8:30pm
Hours May 9th-10th now that the lot is open:
Thursday May 9th - Normal hours now (6:00am-8:30pm)
Friday May 10th - 6:00am-2:00pm
Monday May 13th - Normal hours (6:00am-8:30pm)
Please join us for our Final Storytelling Night at Crow Agency School next Thursday, May 16, 2024 from 5:30-7:00 pm. We will be showcasing the book, "Iikéesh, Ichúukeesh" (Big Brother, Little Brother). We will have Nashantee Deputee (Apsáalooke), the illustrator, at the event. There will be door prizes and fun activities. Dinner will be served by Holds the Enemy Catering. A'ho
Last month the Hardin High School RISE Club attended 2024 RISE Tribal Education Summit “Reviving the Drive to Keep Our Cultures Alive” in Missoula, MT and was recognized as the RISE Dedicated School. Students include: Dayvany Whiteman Runs Him, Mariah Whiteman, Chandra Whiteman, Solomon Montoya, Hadley Bear Claw, Starry Round Face, Carlei Plain feather, Taryn Kaline, Carey Whiteman Runs Him, Anndre'a Espinoza, Nevaeh Yellow Tail, Arbonnie Routh, Adriell Herrera and Isaiah Morning. Thank you Joire Chavez for chaperoning the students and thank you Alicia Doney the Office of Public Instruction Tribal Youth Coordinator for another great conference.
