
The week before Spring Break, Mrs. Wade's students dove into the exciting world of March Mammal Madness, a nationwide program created by Arizona State University. Inspired by the NCAA’s March Madness, MMM swaps basketball teams for epic showdowns between animals, plants, and even fungi—using real scientific research to determine the outcome of each “battle.”
Nearly a million students across the country participated this year, and my students were all in! They researched the competitors, filled out their brackets, and followed along with the daily recaps of each round.
In every class, the bracket champion earned a certificate redeemable for either extra credit or a homework pass. And in 8th grade, the top scorer was awarded the ultimate prize: the coveted MMM trophy—customized in the color of their choice.
Congratulations to Kerrigan K., who took home this year’s glittery pink trophy!











Coach Johnson has announced the NHMS 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th Grade Cheerleaders for the 2025-26 school year.



In preparation for Earth Day next week Mrs. Thompson's class is learning about the Clean Earth Challenge. Yesterday, they made Earth cookies!! They loved mixing the color into the dough and creating Earth cookies.



Congratulations to these students for being the top three readers in their grade level! They celebrated today with a party in the library with Mrs. Blackburn!


Morgan Elementary will return to a regular in person schedule on Thursday, April 10th. We appreciate your patience and understanding and look forward to seeing our students tomorrow!!!

Morgan Elementary school will be closed on Wednesday, April 9th due to the sewer issues in Palmyra. A synchronous eLearning day will take place for Morgan students. ALL other schools will operate on a normal schedule. Morgan district buses will run for grades 6-12 students. Contact your school with any questions.

Emily Dodson from the Harrison County Swim Team Board for the Hammerheads would like to invite any student in grades K-12 to join them this summer. If you are interested see the attached image for more information on where to register and who to contact if there are questions.

Morgan district buses will run for grades 6-12 students. If your child is impacted by flood waters anywhere in the district, and cannot be picked up, please contact your school so the absence can be excused. We will continue to provide updates and communicate. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

Morgan Elementary school will be closed on Tuesday, April 8th due to the sewer plant shut down in Palmyra. A synchronous eLearning day will take place for Morgan students. ALL other schools will operate on a regular, in person schedule. Students are encouraged to bring water bottles due to the boil water advisory.

NHMS Zaxby's Fundraiser - Visit Zaxby's on Tuesday, April 15 from 5-8 pm and 10% of all sales will go back to the NHMS PTO. Let Zaxby's provide a delicious dinner and help the PTO as well!


NHMS Honor Society is hosting a spirit week this week!

All Schools will be closed on Monday, April 7th due to flooding. In addition, the flooding has caused sewer issues in the Palmyra area. A synchronous eLearning day with live instruction will take place. Students need to follow the daily schedule sent from each school. Attendance will be taken via Google Meets.

Spring Break is next week (March 24th-March 28th). We will return to school on Monday, March 31st. Enjoy your time away and be safe!


The middle school essential skills class has been working on an animal research project to prepare for their zoo trip! Today they got to go and see the animals they researched and learn a little bit more about each!



💉IMPORTANT Immunization Information for Parents of NHHS and NHMS Students💉
Parents of NHHS and NHMS Students: Please check your email for important information regarding the Immunization Shot Clinic that will be held on Friday, April 11, 2025. This email will contain any immunization forms that your NHHS or NHMS student may be able to receive.
The Immunizations are given by the Harrison County Health Dept. who will be at the Middle School and High School and are ONLY for the State required Immunizations if you CHOOSE for your child to receive.
All immunization forms are due back to your student's school by Friday, April 4, 2025. Please contact your school nurse with any questions.


Last Friday, Mrs. Wade's classes celebrated "Pi Day"! The students created anemometers as part of their weather unit. They measured the radius of their anemometers in order to calculate the diameter of their anemometer using pi. Students went outside to test them, and they used their data to calculate the wind speed! This activity was an engaging way to integrate a common math formula with a science activity. We were extra lucky today because the weather cooperated and provided us with plenty of wind! Happy Pi Day!











Stop by and visit the NHCS booth at the Spring Job Fair
Friday, March 14, 2025 from 9:00 AM -1:00 PM
Harrison County Fairgrounds
We look forward to seeing everyone this Friday and we hope you will consider joining us at North Harrison Community Schools!


Mrs. Wade finally tested ALL of her 8th grader's thermal Insulators and have the winners from each class. The insulators that met all the criteria and constraints and that kept her coffee hot for the longest time won. The winners of each class will receive a hot chocolate and cookie party!
For this project students tested and collected data on many different materials to see how well various things work as insulators. They tested newspaper,rubber, aluminum foil, felt, foam, cardboard, tissue paper, and more! After testing and collecting data they created graphs, and then chose 3 materials they tested to design a thermal Insulator. The insulator needed to keep a cup of coffee warm and needed to be removable, reusable, and portable. Using the engineering design process, students worked in groups to design the ultimate insulator. After completing their prototypes, they tested their prototypes, collected more data, and made improvements to their designs. This was an engaging project that allowed students an opportunity to practice graphing and also allowed them to revisit the steps of the engineering design process.











📢📢IMPORTANT DATE CHANGE! 📢📢
The School Board meeting scheduled for Thursday, March 13th is being moved to Thursday, March 20th at 7:00 P.M. in the NHMS Cafeteria.


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