Saturday, September 14, 2013

HJSHS News

Google Training for Grade 8 seemed to go very well on Friday .Thank you Laura Ingemi, Amanda Eppley and Mary Arcudi for all your help. Just a reminder check out the shared document called Google Apps For Educators (GAFE) Tips, that Laura Ingemi put together for teachers.

Peer Mentor Training was held last week and the feedback has been great,  keep up the good work Mentors, Ms. McInnis and Ms. Mulvaney.

Class of the Month Nominations are rolling in it could be a tough call. We will make a decision next week and announce the first Class of the Month next Friday.

A.L.I.C.E please review lockdown procedures with your students.

NEASC Steering Committee Co-Chairs Mary Margaret Mulroney and Ann LaBrode had a busy week. They met with the School Committee, PTO and HJSHS Faculty, giving updates and sharing the timeline for the May 2014 visit. On behalf of the faculty and staff thanks for spreading the good word about all the hard work the faculty and staff having been doing in preparation for the visit.

Guidance Dept. as you know worked with the Senior Class last week. Discussing the Common College Application form, Naviance and writing their college essay. Please remind senior students to be proactive and if they have questions they should contact their guidance counselors right away.  

Google Teacher Workshop this Tuesday at 230

Lucky Tray Day STUCO presented three lucky students with Cumberland Farms Gift Cards for being in possession of the lucky tray, which had a sticker on the bottom . Well done STUCO keep up the good work

Friday, September 13, 2013

Thank you to all who contributed to HJSHS 911 Memorial Activities.  It is hard to believe it's been twelve years since the attack on the U.S.  I believe it is our responsibility to continue to take the time to educate our students and remind them of that difficult time in our nations history. 

Special thanks to Nancy Johnson and STUCO for the flag activity. The flag will be laminated and posted in the building. 

Thank you Tom Fischer and Joe Fletcher for posting the very moving 911 video and to all the teachers in the History department and school for conducting the 911 activities throughout the day.
Check out the Educators Tool tab at the top of the page for free classroom videos and lesson plans that reflect the Common Core. The site is called  education-portal.com