Please join our partners at One Health for their series on your child's mental health; tonight at 5:00.
Countdown to 2024 Hardin High School XC Season!!
Parent/Athlete Meeting: Thursday, August 8 th @ 5:30pm @ Hardin High School. The meeting
will be held in the Study Hall. Use front entrance of High School. Go through Commons to get
to study hall. Thanks
1 st day of practice: Friday, August 16 th at 8am @ Hardin
Prior to the first day of practice, an athlete must have on file in the Activities Office:
1. A copy of his/her Sports Physical (The physical examination must be dated after May 1
of the previous school year and certified by a doctor for the upcoming/current school
year.)
2. Concussion form
3. Medical form and signed handbook in order to be considered eligible for practice or
participation in a sport/activity.
4. The XLNT baseline concussion test must completed within the first week of practice.
Go to XLNTbrain.com and use same log on as last year.
The hot tub at the HCAC will be closed for routine cleaning today Friday August 2nd. It will be back open to public on Sunday August 4th. We have open swim today 1-2:30pm and Sunday 1:00-3:30pm as well as normal evening lap swim hours. Come cool off!
As we get ready to start the 2024-25 School Year Hardin Schools is looking for employees to join our team in full time, part time and substitute positions. Just fill out this form: https://hardin.flowforms.io/form/employment-interest and we will reach out if we think we have a position that would be a good fit or when something opens up!
H.S. Football camp starts tonight at 6 pm at the high school. If you need to still sign up come at 5:30 to fill out paperwork. This is for all boys entering grades 9-12 for next year.
Wednesday, July 31st, at 7pm we will be having a scrimmage to conclude our high school football camp. This scrimmage will be at the main field, and is open to the whole community! Entry to the scrimmage is any non perishable food item.
HCAC UPDATE: The main pool will be back in operation on Monday July 29th. The project is not fully complete but we are able to operate the pool for now and return to normal hours for the time being. Our normal summer swim hours will resume. 2nd session lessons start at 9:00am on Monday as well.
6:00am building opens
6:15-8:00am lap swim
11:00-12:00pm student lap swim
1:00-3:30pm open swim
5:00-6:30pm lap swim
6:30-8:00pm open swim
8:30pm building closes
Thank you all for being patient and understanding! See you all on Monday.
Thanks to all of the families and students who supported our Summer Foods Program! Our last day will be July 26th!
Please see the attached notice for the Board of Trustees Annual Budget Meeting: https://www.hardin.k12.mt.us/agenda
HCAC UPDATE!!
Our main pool has been experiencing some major mechanical issues. We have been working with a company to address these issues. We have repaired the first set of issues and have currently refilled our pool. The second issue could not be evaluated or repaired until we filled the pool and ran the circulation system. As of yesterday, our pump in the main pool needs to be torn apart and repaired. As long as the repair does not consist of ordering a new pump or parts our new target date to reopen the main pool is on Monday July 29th (being that there are no setbacks). We understand there are a lot of questions and frustrations to this matter. Memberships will have additional time added as well as our summer student passes. For lessons, we will continue with the 29th as scheduled. If we can not get the pool going by then we will adjust and notify all of those in lessons. Preschool lessons will continue on the 29th even without a main pool. We apologize for the inconvenience and really do value each and every one of our customers and members and want to thank you all for being patient as we continue to work on our main pool. It will be repaired and operating again, just taking longer than expected.
Calling All Bulldog Flag Football Players! NEXT WEEK! Atlanta Falcons Girls' Flag Football Camps! These clinics are free for athletes to attend, but registration is required. To register as an athlete, please CLICK HERE: https://www.hardin.k12.mt.us/FlagFootballCamp
Please see the attached notice for a Board of Trustees work session on Monday: https://www.hardin.k12.mt.us/agenda
Please see the attached agenda for next week's Board of Trustees meeting: https://www.hardin.k12.mt.us/agenda
Happy 4th of July!!!!! We will resume on Monday July 8th.
Have a wonderful holiday weekend! We will see you on Monday!
HCAC update on main pool closure. The temporary date to reopen the main pool is Monday July 22nd. The repair project is going to take a little longer than expected. We apologize for the inconvenience and understand this is not ideal. Please read the attached image for details on hours and what is available.
Thank you!
Congratulations to the 2023/24 Girls State Tennis Team Sportsmanship Award presented by Stockman Bank.
Guardians of the Living Water Summer Program
Summer 2024 marks the 10th annual Guardians of the Living Water Summer camp for Apsáalooke 5th and 6th graders held at Crow school every June. The Guardians of the Living Water program was established through a partnership of the Crow Environmental Health Steering Committee, Crow Agency Public School, Little Big Horn College, and Montana State University. The goal of the program is to reinforce the importance of water in community health and well-being. The program teaches students how to monitor and care for local water sources, and is focused on a group science project where students make and test hypotheses comparing the water quality of different water sources. Each student brings in water samples to test for E. coli, and they also test for E. coli in the Little Big Horn River, the Big Horn River and in Pryor Creek. They learn how to conduct stream assessments, and at each site they record and analyze their observations to determine each stream’s water quality. They also learn from local knowledge holders about Apsáalooke science and ways of knowing that emphasize the importance of water. If you would like to see the students’ posters and learn more about the Crow Water Quality Project and current research findings, please join us at the Community Open House, Tuesday June 25th at 11am, in the LBHC Cultural Building in Crow Agency. Lunch will be provided.
Ms. Jenny Casino Crow Science class is coming to an end this week. Thank you to our presenters Senator Velma Pickett, Region 5 FWP Officer Chrissy Web, Geologist Dr. David Lopez, Crow Elder Harry Rock Above, Yellowtail Dam Park RangerZachary Hubbard, Yellowtail Dam employee Andi Yellowmule & his employees.
Thank you to all our community members who took the time to help us educate our youth during the summer with their knowledge and oral history. It is important to keep our oral history alive to continue to pass it down to the next generation - A'ho
This is the second summer that we had Crow Science offered at the Hardin High School and it has been very successful. Thank you to Teacher Timothy Kaldahl who reached out to me (Bianka Rock Above) to help integrate Crow culture into his classroom. Thank you to the high School Admin team - Principal Deanna Albert, Assistant Principal Kole Passes and high school Dean Amanda Lautt for all your support to continue this program. Thank you to our partners Eleanor Ross and Keianna Cachora for your support. Lastly, a huge thank you to our sponsors Rocky Mountain Tribal Leaders Council. A'ho
Please remember that Parent Coaching support is available during the summer months as well.
