Free Blue River Preschool Program!!
Please see the information below to enroll in Blue River Service’s free preschool program for students of North Harrison Community Schools.
This is open to students for NHE and Morgan Elementary.
1. Families wanting financial assistance to enroll in the preschool program should start by visiting www.onmywayprek.org to apply for funding. Even if your household is on the borderline of the income requirements, we still recommend applying. We also offer funding through the Harrison County Community Foundation and private pay options for those who may not qualify for free services.
2. Call Blue River Services and speak with Preschool Coordinator, Alicia Booker to receive an enrollment packet for the preschool program.
3. Turn in all required documents for funding and the preschool enrollment packet.
For any questions or assistance, please call 812-364-1142, and speak to Preschool Coordinator, Alicia Booker, or email abooker@brsinc.org.
Boys and Girls Middle School Cross-Country Information
Important back to school information for all NHCS Schools! We are so excited to kick off the 2023-2024 school year!
Have a fun day celebrating our Independence!
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North Harrison Elementary Summer School Students in Mr. Johnson's class worked to create models of animal cells.
Morgan summer STEM students explored with Microscopes! 🔬💙
May we always cherish the gift of freedom and remember those who have fought it. ❤️🤍💙🇺🇲
Indiana State Representative Karen Engleman presented our State Champions with with House Resolution 41 recognizing them for their success this season at the State Building in Indianapolis.
Congratulations to our 8th grade graduates! We wish you the best at NHHS! Chrck out the NHMS Facebook page for more pictures from the ceremony.
Miss Kelly Book presented in an online PD during Covid for IUS, and the article was finally accepted for publication! Her name along with North Harrison High School is listed in there a couple of times (page 1 and page 10). The professors at IUS wrote this, and they included the three teacher presenters in the process and listed them as co-authors. Miss Book presented over ArcGIS and ESRI, which is mentioned in the journal on page 5 second paragraph. Congratulations Miss Book! This is an awesome achievement! Click or copy the link below to read the article: https://www.srate.org/JournalEditions/Volume32-1/Asim_et_al.pdf
6th Grade Ag students finished the year learning about poultry production.
Today students drew out chicken eggs and parts of the egg. Students labeled the parts and learned about the purpose of the parts of the egg!
It was Eggciting to get outside!
The doors for 8th grade graduation will open at 9:30. Some of the 8th graders are ready for the ceremony!
Our 8th graders had their graduation practice this morning! They are ready for the official ceremony tomorrow, Tuesday, May 23! Graduation will be held in the North Harrison Middle School gym at 10 am. 🎓💙🎓💙🎓💙🎓💙
Mr. Rawert's 6th grade Science Classes participated in their annual egg drop. Prior to the drop pairs of students worked to create a cradle that would protect the egg once it landed.
NHMS 8th graders enjoyed their class trip to Holiday World last Friday!
We are celebrating a 34 year tradition at NHE. Over the past 34 years, the children of North Harrison Elementary have raised nearly$600,000 for Norton's Children's Hospital. These are pictures of over half of our students whose families raised $100 or more. Philanthropy at its best.
We are celebrating a 34 year tradion at NHE. Over the past 34 years, the children of North Harrison Elementary have raised nearly$600,000 for Norton's Children's Hospital. These are pictures of over half of our students whose families raised $100 or more.
Philanthropy at its best.
NHMS Jr. Honor Society enjoyed their end of the year trip to Top Golf today.
Last Friday, Mr. Needham's classes completed their debates on the United Nations!
NHE 4th graders have been working with area and perimeter to create town maps from a bird's eye view. Mrs. Wagner's class is showing off their finished product. Five different groups each created a different part of the town, and then we put them all together. The last two pictures are all four cities combined!
