Softball play-in game v Park Monday May 13th 5:30 pm
ATTENTION HCAC CUSTOMERS!! Our parking lot closure has been changed due to weather. Please see the following regarding our parking lot.
The parking lot will be closed
*Thursday May 16th - Monday May 20th*
Thank you for understanding!
Our hours of operation will remain the same as normal during the parking lot closure!
Thursday May 16th 6:00am-8:30pm
Friday May 17th 6:00am-6:00 pm
Saturday and Sunday CLOSED
Monday May 20th 6:00am-8:30pm
Hours May 9th-10th now that the lot is open:
Thursday May 9th - Normal hours now (6:00am-8:30pm)
Friday May 10th - 6:00am-2:00pm
Monday May 13th - Normal hours (6:00am-8:30pm)
Please join us for our Final Storytelling Night at Crow Agency School next Thursday, May 16, 2024 from 5:30-7:00 pm. We will be showcasing the book, "Iikéesh, Ichúukeesh" (Big Brother, Little Brother). We will have Nashantee Deputee (Apsáalooke), the illustrator, at the event. There will be door prizes and fun activities. Dinner will be served by Holds the Enemy Catering. A'ho
Last month the Hardin High School RISE Club attended 2024 RISE Tribal Education Summit “Reviving the Drive to Keep Our Cultures Alive” in Missoula, MT and was recognized as the RISE Dedicated School. Students include: Dayvany Whiteman Runs Him, Mariah Whiteman, Chandra Whiteman, Solomon Montoya, Hadley Bear Claw, Starry Round Face, Carlei Plain feather, Taryn Kaline, Carey Whiteman Runs Him, Anndre'a Espinoza, Nevaeh Yellow Tail, Arbonnie Routh, Adriell Herrera and Isaiah Morning. Thank you Joire Chavez for chaperoning the students and thank you Alicia Doney the Office of Public Instruction Tribal Youth Coordinator for another great conference.
This evening is our Fine Arts Fair from 6-8. Please come out and see all the work students have been working on. The band and choir students will perform as well. Refreshments in the middle school cafeteria.
See you there!
RESULTS FROM SMALL TOWN THROW DOWN WEIGHT MEET AT HUNTLEY PROJECT HIGH SCHOOL.
WEIGHT CLASS UNDER 159-WILL NEDENS SECOND IN BENCH PRESS WITH A LIFT OF 17
WEIGHT CLASS 160-189-MILES WELLS FIRST IN BENCH 265, SECOND IN SQUAT-365,
FIRST IN CLEAN 280
MAKENNA TORSKE-GIRLS 125-145-THIRD IN SQUAT 205, THIRD IN CLEAN 125
OVERALL AWARDS-COMBINATION OF ALL WEIGHT CLASSES
MILES WELLS-SECOND IN POWER CLEAN-280
MILES WELLS THIRD IN BENCH-265
MILES WELLS WAS THE OVERALL, POUND FOR POUND WINNER WITH AN INDEX OF 5.29
Yesterday, May 5th was the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women/People. To honor, recognize and bring awareness to the MMIW/P epidemic HIgh School Indian Club sponsors Joire Chavez and Autumn Whiteman and their students participated in the awareness walk last Friday. The students held posters they made to remember the ones that were lost to MMIW/MMIP. Community members also joined from the side, while holding their posters as the local law enforcement followed behind our students.
SUMMER SWIM LESSONS!!! We are gearing up for summer swim lessons at the HCAC. Please see the flyer for information regarding our summer lessons. Sign ups for session one will start on Monday May 20th. 10 spots available per class, first come first serve, no holds. Can't wait to see all of our swimmers this summer!
ATTENTION HCAC CUSTOMERS
The parking lot will be closed starting Thursday May 9th through Monday May 13th
The lot will be closed for construction to patch and seal the parking lot. You can still enter the building through the main doors. Parking is available on the street. If you have a handicap sign you may park on the ramp on one side only. Please do not block the ramp entrance as we need to leave a lane for emergency use.
Hardin Primary 2nd Graders Field Trip to Chief Plenty Coups this week was a wonderful experience. They learned about the area. Teacher Amy Hanson was one of the guides in one of the stations and guided them through the sacred springs and the house. The park rangers were very accommodating and super friendly to our students. The stations included Tan Hides-In the Museum, Native Games-In the grassy area by the Museum, and Guided Tour of Chief Plenty Coups house and Scared Springs.
Each of our schools in the Hardin District has a student advocate to assist students academically or with any type of basic needs. They have been busy reaching out to the students and families with resources and support. They meet once a month to collaborate and focus on the needs of the students. We appreciate all of them.
LIST OF STUDENT ADVOCATES
Family Engagement Coordinator – Tara Bird
Family Advocate – Leda Good Luck
Hardin High School – Janie Delp
Crow School - Kenny Shane
Hardin Primary - Mary Iron
Hardin Intermediate – Principal Sandra Francis
Hardin Middle School - Isaiah Stewart
Hardin Academy School – Autumn Whiteman
Ft. Smith School – Taylor Sidwell
Hardin KRC – Tina Pretty On Top
The hot tub will be closed this evening, Friday May 3rd for routine cleaning. The pools will be available but the spa will be closed. Thank you for understanding!
May 5th is the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women/People. To honor, recognize and bring awareness to the MMIW/P epidemic, each school has planned individual events for our students and community. On Friday, May 3, 2024, Crow Agency School, Kindergarten Readiness Center (KRC), Hardin Middle School are all wearing red. Ft. Smith Elementary School will do a Star Quilt Art Activity and Hardin Academy will be making Posters. The Hardin High School students will have an Awareness Walk from 1:00-2:00pm. (NOTE: High School Flyer is attached including a map for their walk) On Monday, May 6, 2024 the Hardin Primary & Intermediate School will be wearing red. Thank you for your support in this awareness.
Board-Union Work Session Friday May 3 at 8 AM.
Janie Delp has been recognized as the RISE Outstanding Advisor this year. She wears many hats in the Hardin High School and has been with the district for more than 30 years. Janie has a positive connection and relationship with our students, family and community. Thank you for all that you do Mrs. Delp. A'ho
Hardin Intermediate School invited Darren Old Coyote (Crow) and Adeline Fox (Cheyenne) this month to share their tribal Creation Stories. We appreciate our elders taking the time to travel and visit with our students. A'ho
Debbie Schoolcraft, a middle school teacher, has been busy this year with her Native American Studies class. She teaches on Plains Indian Sign Language, Oral History Ledger Art, Women Warriors, Modern day Warriors, Stereotypes and Mascots and other great lessons. She also teaches the students how to bead after school. Along with her busy schedule, she helps the other buildings in the district with loom beading. If any students are interested in enrolling in her class next school year, she will be happy to help. Thank you Mrs. Schoolcraft. A'ho
We hope you're ready for summer and the Summer Foods Program. We are happy to announce that we will have a new drop off site in Crow for kiddos that can't make it to the school. We will have a sack breakfast and lunch drop off between 10 am and 11 am at the Upper Housing Turnaround.
Happily we will be running our usual sites as well, with hot breakfast and lunch in both Crow and Hardin. And our drop off sites at the parks and now in Crow!
Please join us tonight for our Portrait of a Graduate Design Team Meeting! 5:30 in the MS.
The Hardin Middle School Spring Powwow had a great turn out this past Friday. The Middle School Indigenous Club and their sponsor Lana Stands did a great job organizing the event for the everyone. Invited clubs from St. Labre Schools and Pryor Schools danced proudly with their peers. The middle school student body had the opportunity to compete in the Potato Dance and the round dance. Thank you to everyone who help support this event. A'ho
