Michelle Hall is the Golden Horseshoe Award recipient for January. She demonstrates true servant leadership by prioritizing the well-being and success of every student she serves. Michelle goes above and beyond to create a positive and supportive school experience, making a lasting impact on the students of Harrison County. Congratulations!! Michelle, and thank you for your dedication!
Dee Cramer is the Golden Horseshoe Award recipient for January. She is multi-talented and highly respected, known for her dedication and willingness to take on any challenge. As an outstanding interventionist, Dee consistently goes the extra mile for Northside Elementary School, earning the admiration of both students and colleagues. Congratulations!!!!
The Oath of Office was presented at the Harrison County Board of Education meeting on January 28, 2025. Congratulations to all! (Ruth Hatterick not pictured.)
CONGRATULATIONS TO SOUTHSIDE! They regained the HC Attendance Challenge competition for Month 5! Great job!!!
We are hiring! Visit our web site to apply!
The Harrison County School District will be operating on regular schedule tomorrow, Friday, January 24. Please be safe and allow for extra travel time for you and your loved ones. Please watch for buses on narrow roads and give them ample room to pass.
HCBOE January, 2025 Agenda:
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Due to cold weather impacting road clearing and student transportation, there will be no in-person learning in the Harrison Co. School District tomorrow, Thursday, January 23. This will be a day of learning at home. Students should follow instructions for NTI Day 7.
Due to cold weather impacting road clearing and student/staff safety, there will be no in-person learning in the Harrison Co. School District tomorrow, Wednesday, January 22. This will be a day of learning at home. Students should follow instructions for NTI Day 6.
CHCRD Basketball Registration for Middle School Division is Open!
Due to inclement weather impacting roads and bus travel, there will be no in-person learning in the Harrison Co School District tomorrow, Tuesday, January 21. This will be a day of learning at home. Students should follow instructions for NTI Day 5.
No School on Monday January 20, 2025 in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day
We appreciate our Harrison County School Board Members!
Students, Staff and Families,
We received several reports this evening of snow covered and icy roads throughout the county. Much of this is as a result of wind blowing snow back across previously plowed roads that were fine earlier today. Mr. Blackburn and I just got back from checking these locations and they will require further plowing and salting before buses can travel. As a result, the Harrison County School District will be operating on a two-hour delay tomorrow, Wednesday, January 15. This means that if you are a bus rider and your normal bus pickup time is 6:45 your new pickup time tomorrow will be 8:45. If you are transported by car your drop off time will now be 9:25. As a reminder to pre-school families, there is no pre-school when operating on a two-hour delay. If you have special circumstances you may call your school at 7:30.
Thank you for your understanding and be safe.
The Harrison County School District will be open for in-person learning on regular schedule tomorrow, Tuesday, January 14. We can't thank our county road crews, school maintenance and custodial staff enough for their amazing work clearing and cleaning roads, parking lots and side walks of snow and ice. We do have some roads with turnarounds where buses will not be able to travel but those families have been notified. Additionally, road space is limited on some county roads making passing other vehicles more difficult. Please allow for extra time for personal travel and watch for our buses on the roads. We hope to see all students and staff safely back in school tomorrow. A voice call sharing this same information will be sent to all parents after 5 pm today.
Due to conditions on several roads and many bus turnarounds impacting bus transportation, the Harrison County School District will be closed to in-person services tomorrow, Monday January 13. We will observe a day # 4 of NTI Instruction.
Lance Corporal Carter Moore, a 2023 graduate of Harrison County High School and member of the U.S. Marine Corps, was given the honor of standing guard over the body of former President Jimmy Carter as he laid in state this week at the U.S. Capitol. President Carter, who served as our nation’s 39th president, passed away December 29, 2024. Moore and other members of the military were chosen to stand guard as the public came to pay their respects to the former president. We are very proud of Moore and thankful for his service to our country.
In continuance of our school closing announcement earlier this week, today, Friday, January 10 is NTI Day 3. All students should be working each day on their assignments and reaching out to their teachers for any guidance or support. Students, please complete your work daily.
Today, we honor our brave law enforcement heroes on National Law Enforcement Day! Harrison County Public Schools appreciates your dedication and service to our community. Thank you for keeping us safe and protecting what matters most. You are truly appreciated!
Great news! Harrison County schools have partnered with Big Smiles to offer dental care at school. A state-licensed dentist will regularly check your child's mouth & teeth, as well as provide a cleaning, x-rays as necessary, fluoride treatment, and apply sealants as needed. Additional care, such as fillings, may also be provided. A dental report will be sent home with your child. Permission includes initial dental care & follow-up visits.
They will be at our schools on these dates...
Northside - January 16th,
Southside - January 28th,
Westside - January 29th,
High School - January 30th,
Eastside - February 5th,
Middle School - February 24th.
*Sign up online now at www.MySchoolDentist.com*
If you have any questions, please call the Community Education Center at 859-234-7160 and ask for Tara Custard or Rachel Wilson. Thank you.
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