Elementary
Harlem Elementary School
Dear Parents and Guardians:
Welcome to the Harlem Elementary School web page. I am proud of our dedicated, experienced staff and enthusiastic student learners!
As demands and complexities of teaching children increases, it becomes more evident that we all need to work together to ensure that our children reach their full potential. It is our belief that all of us- the school and community-must work together in an extended family environment to promote success for all students.
We believe it is everyone’s responsibility to empower children with the creative, intellectual, and decision-making skills necessary for them to become academically, socially, physically, and emotionally successful and responsible. At Harlem Elementary, we utilize the MBI principles and practices to teach and reinforce positive academic and behavioral expectations. R.O.A.R tickets are awarded to those students who are caught demonstrating the R.O.A.R. Guidelines, which can then be turned in for a weekly prize drawing.
It is our desire to keep you informed of all that is taking place at school. Up-to-date and additional information will be sent to you through the monthly newsletter and will appear on our school web page. If you have questions or concerns that arise at any time, please do not hesitate to give your child’s teacher or me a call. We look forward to having a long and rewarding relationship with you and your family.
Sincerely,
Harlem Elementary Principal
Harlem Elementary Bell Schedule
Monday through Friday 8:15 – 3:15
Friday 8:15 – 2:15
This Week’s ROARing Students
These students earned ROAR Tickets throughout the week & their tickets were drawn in our weekly drawing.
Congratulations to Trinity Hawley and Eliana Cochran!
Here are a few past winners.
Congratulations to Bre’ella Bigleggins & Thunder Bigby 4/7, Tearia Sun Child & Avalee Ariwite 3/31
Staff Profile
Check back every week to learn about a different staff member!
June Bullinsight– 3rd Grade Teacher
How long have you worked at Harlem Elementary? I’m ending my 17th year!
What did you do before you worked here? I worked for the Ft. Belknap Head Start program for 6 years teaching 4 and 5 year old children.
What is your favorite thing about working at HES? I love working with the students. They are so full of energy and are very sharp! It’s great to see how well they progress throughout the year! Also, the staff is very supportive and great to work with.
If you could vacation anywhere in the world, where would you go & why? I would love to go back to Kumomoto, Japan to visit my host families.
Favorite Food: Pasta Favorite Color: Purple
Favorite Music: Oldies & Christian Favorite Movie: Hallmark Movie Channel movies
Tell us something about yourself that we may not know: I was an exchange student in Norway and Japan. I also visited Iceland and Ireland, as well as Canada.
Happening Around the Elementary
Track & Field Day 2017
5th Graders present their volcano projects to HES Kindergarteners
The Office on Violence Against Women presents “Hands are not for hitting!” to Harlem students
2nd Graders display their self portraits for Parent/Teacher Conferences
Staff celebrates World Autism Awareness Day
I Love to Read Week takes over Harlem Elementary!
Students & staff celebrated by dressing as their favorite book characters, enjoying an ice cream party for earning AR points, collecting prizes, and giving teachers a pie in the face.
Harlem Elementary recognizes top AIMS test perfomers in Reading and Math for each grade level.
Gracie Brockie (6th gr. Math & Reading), Keandre’ Aguirre (2nd gr. Reading), Thunder Bigby (5th gr. Math), Romeo Main (2nd gr. Math), Hope Paul (5th gr. Reading), Riley Walls (4th gr. Reading), Ethan Bigby (1st gr. Math), Jackson Young (3rd gr. Math), Chloe Green (1st gr. Reading), Noah Sanchez (3rd gr. Reading). Not pictured are Izzy Baker (4th gr. Math), and LaShaia Snow (Kindergarten Reading).
Mrs. Kittson’s kindergarten cowboys and cowgirls tip their hats after performing a rootin’ tootin’ 100th Day song for the 2nd graders.
Students, Friends, and Family roamed our halls this January for our annual Winter Showcase. This year’s theme was Disney.
Harlem Elementary Students are Talented!
Hallways were decked out in holiday cheer for our first annual Christmas Hallway Decorating Contest
Annual Christmas Concert
A little winter fun!
Students honor local veterans at the annual Veteran’s Day Assembly
Harlem Elementary 1st graders in Mrs. Hopkins’ class work diligently on their STEM Project. This particular assignment focused on the Engineering section of STEM, requiring students to design and construct a multi-level tower. Using fun Fall materials made the students’ mission enjoyable as well as educational.
Click below to view past issues of “Paw Prints”
April 2017
March 2017
February 16-17
January 16-17
December 16-17
November 2016
October 2016
September 2016
May 2016
Registration Forms – Harlem Elementary School
What do I need to enroll my student?
Student Information and Consent
Out of District Application (only complete if student lives outside of Harlem School District #12 boundaries)
After School Activities permission slip 2016-17