Ms. Cooley has had two great days in the Library!!📚
We are so glad to welcome her as part of the team this year! 🏴☠️
📸 Courtesy of Ms. Gerard
If your child came home with a 5 digit number taped to his/her backpack, that is their library/lunch number. Please practice saying that number with your child until it is memorized.
Your child also might have a car/bus sticker.
Please DO NOT REMOVE these! Thank you!
Some first day fun! 🎉
We are so excited for the First Day of School tomorrow and to see your smiling faces! Here's our smiling faces to welcome you back! 🙂
We look forward to seeing you this week! Please note that grades 1-5 will begin, at the listed time for your grade level, in the cafeteria.
The Back-to-School Guide for the 2023-2024 school year is available now on the school district's website! You'll find details about online registration, school supply lists, calendars and more. 🏴☠️
MORE INFO: https://www.hannibal60.com/o/hsd/article/1200165
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❤ Shouting a heartfelt THANK YOU to the Riedel Foundation for awarding HAYS $15,000 to go toward school supplies for students at the Back to School Fair, and helping address students' ongoing unmet needs throughout the academic year. 🏴☠️
This grant was INSTRUMENTAL in making our inaugural Back to School Fair a possibility.
We hope to see YOU at the Fair on Saturday, where our community partners will be distributing thousands of dollars in school supplies. ALL HPS students Pre-K- 12 grade are welcome!
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Please join us for our Meet the Teacher+ event! It will be different this year, so please plan to attend at the start so you can learn what to expect for the coming year. You can then visit your new classroom and drop off your supplies. We hope to see you there!
Be on the lookout for a letter from your child's new teacher for the coming school year. If you haven't received your letter by Friday, August 11, please contact the school.
Happy August 1st!! 🎊 School is quickly approaching! We can't wait to see our students back on August 23rd! 📝
Friendly Reminder: the district calendar can be downloaded and printed from our website at https://www.hannibal60.com/page/calendar.
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Mark your calendar:
The PATCH Center's immunization Clinic will be August 15th and 16th! 💉
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📚 Join the Hannibal School District Team as a paraprofessional or library clerk! Exciting opportunities await for the new school year. Apply now at https://bit.ly/382PgOs! 🎓
Have questions about a position? Call us at 573-221-1258 and ask for Dr. Karr! 🏴☠️🏴☠️
📢Join our team as a Library Clerk! 📚
Apply today: https://hannibal.tedk12.com/hire/index.aspx
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🎉The 2023-2024 school supply lists are here! 🏴☠️
While it's not back-to-school time just yet, we wanted to give you a head start. 📝
Find your grade-specific list now at https://bit.ly/44hZORz ✅✅
🎉The 2023-2024 school supply lists are here! 🏴☠️
While it's not back-to-school time just yet, we wanted to give you a head start. 📝
Find your grade-specific list now at https://bit.ly/3D9BWE4✅✅
🌊 Good luck to these talented LEAP students as they compete in the Cardboard Boat Races at Hannibal Aquatic Center tomorrow! 🚣♂️
Students demonstrated creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving skills in bringing their cardboard boat to life at summer school. 💪🔨
👏 We're cheering you on as you put your creativity and hard work to the test! ✨
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During their first week of summer school, Ms. Blaine’s 1st grade campers explored how heat changes things, reviewed sight words and math concepts with games and enjoyed a story from a mystery reader- Mrs. O’Cheltree!
🌳Thank you Mississippi Hills Master Naturalists for bringing your expertise to elementary summer school, presenting interesting insights about trees! 🌲
Ms. Snodgrass' students participated in a STEM activity that fit with their class camping theme. The challenge was to build a tent that could withstand water being poured on top. To be successful, the cotton balls inside the tent had to stay dry.
Mrs. Hiles' third grade class has been learning about countries around the world. After learning about France, students built their own Eiffel towers.
