Enjoy your Thanksgiving Break. See you all on Monday, December 1st.
Hardin students stepped up in a big way!
Our school collected over 1,200 non-perishable food items to donate to the local Food Bank. A huge congratulations to Mrs. Reinoshek’s 5th grade class, who brought in an impressive 416 items—the most of any class! As a reward, they’ll have their Christmas party food and goodies completely furnished. Way to go, Hardin students! Your generosity makes a difference!
Students in Mrs. Ellis’ 4th grade class at Hardin Elementary have been hard at work strengthening their math skills. The class learned a special chant to help them remember the steps of long division: “Divide, Multiply, Subtract, Bring Over, Bring Back”. This fun and engaging strategy is helping students build confidence and master important math skills! Great job, 4th grade!
White Hall Elementary art teachers Susie Maynard and Ashley Thompson recently presented at the Arkansas Art Educators Fall Professional Development Conference in North Little Rock.Mrs. Maynard led a hands-on session on pillow-making for K–5 students, including adorable tooth fairy pillows for Kindergarten and 1st grade. Mrs. Thompson shared tips and tricks for classroom management and organization, helping other art teachers make their rooms run smoothly and efficiently. We’re proud to see our Bulldog educators leading the way and inspiring creativity across Arkansas!
Our 4th grade students did a wonderful job during their Veterans Day program, “We Honor You.” It was such a special moment to recognize and celebrate the 30 veterans in attendance.
We were honored to have Mrs. Julie Mayberry speak about the branches of service and share the meaning behind the Pledge of Allegiance.
The last photo captured is especially powerful — a visual reminder of the protection our military provides. The students standing in the center represent the 50 states of the United States, while the veterans forming a circle around them symbolize the protection and strength of our armed forces.
🇺🇸 Thank you to all who have served and continue to serve our country!
Last week was Red Ribbon Week, and Hardin Elementary celebrated with pride! Our Bulldogs showed their spirit and commitment to making healthy choices. Hardin Elementary—proud to be drug free!
Mrs. Oldner’s 1st grade class is learning about fact families in math. Fact families are addition and subtraction facts that use the same numbers, a fun way to see how numbers are connected!
No school for students on October 31 while teachers take part in professional development.
Reminder: There is no school for students on Friday, Oct. 31 due to teacher professional development.
We’ve got a fun-filled week ahead!
🎃 Pumpkin Book Characters are due Monday morning! Get creative and show off your favorite book character.
❤️ Red Ribbon Week also kicks off Monday! Let’s Team Up Against Drugs by wearing your favorite sports team gear or Bulldog spirit wear.
👻 Then get ready for Trunk or Treat on Tuesday! It’s always a school favorite with costumes, games, candy, prizes, food, and lots of fun.
Get ready for an awesome week.
Next Week is Red Ribbon Week at our Elementary Schools. Dressing up during this week reminds us to make healthy choices and stay drug-free! This year's theme is "Life is a Puzzle, Solve it Drug Free." Dress up themes for each day are:
Monday 10/27/25: "Let's Team Up Against Drugs!" Wear your favorite sports team or Bulldog attire
Tuesday 10/28/25: "Your Future is Bright!" Dress up in neon or tie-dye clothes
Wednesday 10/29/25:"We are RED-Y to be Drug Free!" Wear all red
Thursday 10/20/25: :Wake up Drug Free" Wear pajamas to school
Monday 10/27/25: "Let's Team Up Against Drugs!" Wear your favorite sports team or Bulldog attire
Tuesday 10/28/25: "Your Future is Bright!" Dress up in neon or tie-dye clothes
Wednesday 10/29/25:"We are RED-Y to be Drug Free!" Wear all red
Thursday 10/20/25: :Wake up Drug Free" Wear pajamas to school
Please join us for a very important Third Grade Information Night TONIGHT, October 20, 2025 at 6:00 PM. Meetings will be held in the cafeteria of your child's elementary school.
Come out and support our students and help us honor our veterans.
Please join us for a very important Third Grade Information Night on Monday, October 20, 2025 at 6:00 PM. Meetings will be held in the cafeteria of your child's elementary school.
Mrs. Oldner's 1st graders at Hardin love math! They are learning how to add to 20 using a number line.
Ms. Stuart’s class at Hardin had a hands-on day of learning! Students practiced their multiplication skills by rolling dice to create and solve math problems which turned practice into a fun game. Later, they explored science by using flashlights to compare how sunlight reaches different planets, discovering how distance from the sun affects brightness.
September’s Book Taco Top 5 Readers (Grades 2–5) These super readers racked up the most words read this month—way to go!
Keep turning those pages and chasing new adventures.
A huge THANK YOU to everyone who joined us for Math & Literacy Night! Our school was filled with laughter, learning, and lots of excitement. From games and activities to prizes and fun!
Get those ideas ready! Can't wait to see those book character pumpkins!
Mark your calendar for October 28th and join us at Trunk or Treat!
