Mena High School JAG students took advantage of an opportunity to mentor at Holly Harshman Elementary on Thursday.
The Project Prevent coloring contest winners were announced at the Red Ribbon Rally on Friday. The Holly Harshman Winners were
3rd Grade - Cheyenne Smith
4th Grade - Lyela Hohman
5th grade - Malachi Murphy
Red Ribbon Week continued on Wednesday at Holly Harshman Elementary with Tie Dye/Hippie attire. We continue to encourage students to be drug free on Thursday when the theme is "Drug Free in the Country".
Day 2 of Red Ribbon Week at Holly Harshman Elementary. Pajama Day was a hit. Wednesday is Tie Dye/Hippie Day.
Holly Harshman students really enjoyed the first day of Red Ribon Week ! Today was America Monday & Tuesday will be Pajama Day!!!
Ms. Kropp & her theatre group from Mena High School visited the 5th graders at Holly Harshman Elementary on Friday & performed a skit on bullying.
Polk County Deputy Justin Wagner spoke to 3rd & 4th grade students at Holly Harshman Elementary on Friday. Wagner was there to raise awareness about drugs & about bullying.
National School Bus Safety Week was the result of a letter-writing campaign to President Nixon in 1969. Founded by Dick Fischer, a former school district transportation director in California, the first NSBSW was held in 1970. In 1975, the National Association for Pupil Transportation (NAPT) was founded. The NAPT, along with the National School Transportation Association (NSTA) and National Association of State Directors of Pupil Transportation Services (NASDPT), hosts National Bus Safety Week each year.
During the 2nd full week in October, National School Lunch Week shines the spotlight on the programs and nutritious food served up every day throughout the school year.
Many cafeteria staff often know a child’s eating habits as well as a parent does. They often know each child by name.
At the Mena Public Schools we appreciate our friends at Aramark for feeding our students a delicious & nutritious meal every school day !
Thank you Mena McDonald’s for honoring our educators with FREE meals!! They were so excited to get this treat 😆!
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A huge thank you to Don't E-Z Pay for your generous donation to the Mena Middle School Family and Consumer Science classroom! The new washer and dryer will get so much use school wide!
HHE Students using Ben Q Boards for review in Mrs. Newbolt’s class.
NEW Basketball 🏀 goals have been put up at HHE!
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Mrs. Ford and Mrs. White's 3rd grade students at Holly Harshman Elementary are "Falling" into multiplication arrays!
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Holly Harshman Elementary is recognizing college and careers on the first Monday of every month. The University of Arkansas Rich Mountain provided t-shirts to the faculty and staff. Teachers are also having pennants made of their alma mater. Students are encouraged to also wear college or career shirts of their choice on the first Monday.
Bridget Martin with the Polk County UA Extension Service presented a hygiene lesson to 5th graders today. Samples of hygiene items were supplied by Walmart Community Foundation Grant. 5th grade is learning how to take the best care of their body physically, academically, mentally, and emotionally.
