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There is a theory that quilts were utilized as signs and secret code as part of the Underground Railroad helping to guide runaway slaves to freedom. As part of her history lessons, Horizon 2nd grade teacher Mrs. Mary Dansky had students study historical African Americans and then make individual “quilt patches” with facts about their person. Ms. Dansky then put all the patches together to create her class quilt honoring Black History Month. Take a look …
April 5 – 9, 2021
6:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Northpoint Elementary School (Door E)
Cost is $35 per child, per day or $150 per child for the full week. If you are not currently enrolled in Kids Club, you must also pay the $25 registration fee per child. Registration and payment are due, and non refundable, by Tuesday, March 30, 2021.
Calling all kindergarten through fifth grade students and their families…it’s time for the VIRTUAL Young Author’s Conference!
Sponsored by the P-H-M Education Foundation, the Young Authors’ Conference is an opportunity to meet and hear from multi-talented children’s author and speaker, Matthew Gollub. Mr. Gollub has written over 20 picture books and will share his experiences as a writer during his engaging, grade-level presentations.
Participants will also enjoy an interactive music and movement experience with Horizon Elementary School’s very own music teacher, Jon West.
Mr. West is a seasoned Elementary music teacher in the P-H-M School Corporation in addition to being the Executive Director of a local nonprofit community theater company, The Main Stage Inc.
Saturday, March 6, 2021
9:00am – 10:30am
Special thanks to our community partners who help make events like these possible:
May Oberfell Lorber, Laidig Systems, Crowe Horwath, Gibson, Teachers Credit Union, Tuesley Hall Konopa, Lake CityBank, Holiday Coral, EdwardJones – Joel Laidig & Barnes & Noble.
Each month our teachers recognize one student in their class that exemplifies the Lifeline that we are focusing on for that month. During the month of January, we focused on the lifeline of Effort. Effort can best be defined as participating, persevering, and taking the initiative in any given task. The following students were “all in” with everything they were asked to do. Join us in celebrating the following students:
Students of the Month
Kindergarten:
1st Grade:
2nd Grade:
3rd Grade:
4th Grade:
5th Grade:
During a normal school year, Penn High School students enrolled in Childhood Development classes would be offering two unique programs for preschoolers in our community, Playschool and Toddler Time.
However due to COVID suspending these programs for the time being, Penn Child Development teachers Mrs. Kylee Wetzel and Ms. Rachael Meyers have created lessons that children can do in their own homes.
The Penn High School Early Childhood Education Classes are offering free eLearning lessons to children in the P-H-M community within the age ranges of 1-10 years old.
Children can participate at home with a caregiver, or during the school day via Google Meet with the Penn student facilitating the lesson.
Please fill out the Enrollment Form by Friday, Jan. 15 in order to participate.
Please contact Kylee Wetzel at kwetzel@phm.k12.in.us for any further information.
The Indiana State Department of Health last updated the COVID-19 School Attendance Quick Reference Guide for parents and schools on December 4, 2020.
PLEASE NOTE: For families who are not able to isolate from everyone else at home, the start date of quarantine is determined by last date of exposure to a positive or untested person; this may be after the ill person completes their 10 days of isolation.
Click the image below to download and print.
This resource is also provided in the District Overview Return to Learn Fall 2020 document, under “Important Links at the end of the document.
Each month our teachers recognize one student in their class that exemplifies the Lifeline that we are focusing on for that month. During the month of October, we focused on the lifeline of Organization. Organization can best be defined as the ability to organize your resources to best accomplish whatever task you are asked to complete. These students, according to their classroom teachers, best exemplify this lifeline. Join us in congratulating these students.
October Students of the Month-Organization
Kindergarten
First Grade
Second Grade
Third Grade
Fourth Grade
Fifth Grade
Each month our teachers recognize one student in their class that exemplifies the Lifeline that we are focusing on for that month. In September, we focused on the lifeline of Flexibility. Flexibility can best be defined as the ability to change willingly and go along with those changes without too much disruption.
These students, according to their teachers, best exemplify this ability. Join us in celebrating their students:
Kindergarten
First Grade
Second Grade
Third Grade
Fourth Grade
Fifth Grade
Horizon Families,
We have arrived! It feels so good to have the kids back in our building! We look forward to welcoming our 4/5 students back on Monday. In this newsletter, you will find some updates, new information, and upcoming events to mark on your calendars. If you haven’t completed your back-to-school forms, please do so at Skyward under “Forms.” There you will find consent to photograph, emergency card update, etc. These are important and need to be completed by all of our families.
Enjoy your weekend, and we look forward to a Fabulous Fall!
Warmest Regards,
Amy Fadorsen, Principal
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