Any student interested in participating in Just Run! this year must register using the link provided below this weekend (registration closes Monday). This early registration will allow the program coordinators to run (no pun intended) a more efficient program keeping costs down.
Student registration is free. Family and friends can still run but must pay a $12 fee. This registration is only for those who plan to participate on race day, there is no minimum practice requirement to run.
Once we know the number of students involved we’ll look at practice options leading up to the race. The race is on Saturday, May 26th @ 8AM.
Go to www.greaterclevelandxc.com under Events Calendar, click on Just Run link and fill out the forms. Super quick and simple!
The Hooked on Education personalized learning program is accepting applications for the 2018-2019 school year. The mission of the FHS Hooked on Education program is to create an environment where students have a voice and choice in authentic learning experiences while engaging with the community. Increased ownership in their education will lead students to make deeper and more meaningful connections to what they are learning. To make learning personal, instruction and assessment are customized to each individual’s learning style, preferences, and strengths.
Download the application here.
Excited to learn more about the upcoming FHEVS Building Project?
Download the March 26, 2018 - Building Project - Facilities Update
All updates on the FHEVS Building Project will be posted @ www.fhevs.org/buildingproject
Attention Harding High School Students:
Please review the End of Course Exam Schedule - End of Course Exams start on April 16 and end on May 4. Please contact Mr. Colbert with your testing questions or visit ODE's website.
Please complete this form if you are interested in participating in the Profile of a Graduate Committee Meetings. For more information about this initiative, please visit: www.fhevs.org/profile.
Need help accessing Infinite Campus? Please contact the school office for your special access code to create your parent account.
Congrats! Mr. Luster is the 2017 Franklin B. Walter outstanding educator recipient. Thank you for all you do for our students and faculty.
Attention:
Dear Parents, Please download and read our Parent Emergency Notification and School Closing Procedures. If you have any questions, please contact the main office. Thank you.
Inspiring Excellence - Hamilton Awards 2017 - Congratulations to all of our recipients.
Please join us on Wednesday evening for our Spring Band Concert!
Start time: 7:00 pm
Location: Branthoover Auditorium
Order your Strike Out Cancer apparel by MAY 1, 2018.
Order online at Adlerteamsports.com
Team Store: Fairport Strikeout
Password: strikeout18
Order your 2018 Harbor Light Yearbook!
80 pages of full-color memories!
Be sure to order yours before it's too late.
Click to find the order form.
Cost: $20.00 to support Drama Boosters
Black, Long Sleeve
Click the image to find out how you can purchase your Addams Family Musical T-shirt today!
Orders are due by Wednesday, April 18, 2018!
Orders will be ready for pickup by Monday, April 23, 2018, between 3 pm and 6 pm in the Harding Gym.
Payments are due at the time of ordering.
All checks made payable to Fairport Athletic Boosters.
Order Forms are available through any Varsity or Middle School Track Member or in the high school office! (Or you may click on the cabbage image to download your own form and send to the high school office)
Any questions, please contact Coach Hribar at shribar@fhevs.org
What? This is a Fairport youth football camp for all Fairport students currently in grades 2-7
Who? This youth football camp will be coached by Fairport varsity coaches, junior high coaches, & varsity players
Where? Fairport Harding High School football practice field (the front of the high school by the HS office)
When? Camp sessions begin at 3:05 pm and end at 4:30 pm on Thursday, April 26 and Friday, April 27 - McKinley Elementary students will be walked to Harding High School by varsity student-athletes
Why? To develop youth football players by focusing on skills & fundamentals necessary in football
ENTRY FEE: $20 per “camper” (make checks payable to “Fairport Athletic Boosters”)
Click for more info!
Our Fairport Skipper Science Fair is coming up soon!
Please save the date and plan to attend this event at Harding High School!
Contact any Science teacher at Fairport Harding High School!
Tuesday, MAY 8, 2018 @ 6:30 PM
PERRY HIGH SCHOOL
One Success Blvd., Perry
COME AND ENJOY THE EXCITEMENT!
Contact: Anita Walters
440-413-0700
Our annual Strike Out Cancer event is coming up and we need your support! We hope you will partner with us by making a donation or sponsoring our 7th annual Strike Out Cancer event! As a school community invested in supporting our families, this event is very close to our hearts. Strike Out Cancer was conceptualized 6 years ago as a fundraiser for one of our teachers. Since then we have raised over 10,000 dollars to help local families in need and help provide relief for costly medical treatment. This year we hope to increase our donations so that we can provide some relief for multiple local families struggling with various difficult forms of cancer.
The game will be held on Saturday, May 19th 2018 at Painesville Township Park Fields. Your generous sponsorship would be highlighted in announcements about the event, during the introduction of the event itself and in articles to be published in our newsletter afterward. You and any other representatives would be most welcome to attend so that we could thank you personally for your support.
The event will include a Students V. Staff softball game, food concessions, 50/50 raffles, a Chinese auction and a DJ. Families and sponsors are invited to bring their lawn chairs and blankets to view the game. We are in great need of donations of raffle items, food/catering donations, and of course time for this worthy cause. If you would like to make a donation, become one of our sponsors, or help with the event, please contact Tanya Fitzgerald or Jennifer Polak @ 440-354-5400 x 200. Thank you for considering this request. Please click the image for more information!
Save the date!
The Fairport Harding High School Fine Arts Award Banquet will be May 25, 2018!
Any student interested in participating in Just Run! this year must register using the link provided below this weekend (registration closes Monday). This early registration will allow the program coordinators to run (no pun intended) a more efficient program keeping costs down.
Student registration is free. Family and friends can still run but must pay a $12 fee. This registration is only for those who plan to participate on race day, there is no minimum practice requirement to run.
Once we know the number of students involved we’ll look at practice options leading up to the race. The race is on Saturday, May 26th @ 8AM.
Go to www.greaterclevelandxc.com under Events Calendar, click on Just Run link and fill out the forms. Super quick and simple!
CLEVELAND, March 23, 2018 – The Lubrizol Corporation, in partnership with the Lake County Educational Service Center (ESC), announces the teacher team of Russ Messer, Jerry Hites, Paul Conn, Sheila Felix, Tim Hlousek, Sarah Murphey and Susan Tenon as the winner of the annual Lubrizol Lake County STEM Teacher Award. The "Hooked on Education" team led by Russ Messer, a STEM teacher at Fairport Harding High School, was selected for their innovative, interdisciplinary project-based lessons that engage students with personalized learning and connections to the real-world.
As recipient of the award, the "Hooked on Education" team will receive $5,000 for STEM-related teaching expenses of the teams choice, and team leader Russ Messer will receive sponsorship to attend the Ohio Chemistry Technology Council (OCTC) Teachers, Industry and Environment (TIE) Conference. In addition, Fairport Harding High School will receive an award of $5,000 for STEM equipment.
Addressing the Fairport Harbor Schools Board of Education, administration and community members, Julie Edgar, corporate vice president of innovation and chief sustainability officer for Lubrizol, honored the team by highlighting their innovative unit entitled "The Sky's the Limit". This unit is an interdisciplinary collaboration between an English and physics class to design, create and test water-fueled bottle rockets and launchers in the context of the themes of tenacity, dreams and the importance of education from Homer Hickam's memoir, Rocket Boy. During her remarks, Edgar stated, "I would like to recognize the team for promoting innovation in teaching and education, and in providing students the opportunities to learn in ways that match their interests, skills and talents. I applaud them all for their commitment and passion, and for making such a positive impact in their students' lives."
By Steve Couch, For The News-Herald
POSTED: 03/14/18, 10:20 AM EDT
The Fairport Harbor Schools Theatre Department is proud to present “The Addams Family” this weekend under second-year director Johnathan Luster.
Performances are at 7 p.m. March 16-17, and 2 p.m. March 18 in the Branthoover Auditorium at Fairport Harding High School. Tickets are $5 per person on a first-come, first-served basis at the door or pre-sale at the high school office.
Doors open one hour before curtain, and seating is 30 minutes prior to the start of the performance. The show runs approximately 2 ½ hours with a 15 minute intermission, and light refreshments will be available. Information can be found at www.fhevs.org or contact Harding High School at 440-354-5400.
As an added bonus, kids can come early to enjoy free crafts, photo props, and are encouraged to dress up as their favorite Addams Family member. You might even be able to get a signed autograph and your picture taken with your favorite character after the show!
In the small world of Fairport Harbor, a production this size requires a community effort, and indeed that is what they have done here by fielding a cast that utilizes students from the high school, middle school and elementary school.
“I’m encouraged by some of the young, strong, musical talent I have seen in Fairport already this year,” Luster writes, “with the assistance of choreographer and Fairport chemistry teacher, Dr. Erin Allen, who has infused the show with some energetic dance numbers to delight the audience.“
Luster also works with kindergarten teacher Jennifer Dubeansky, as the music director. Costumes, make-up, lights, sound and set design have all been touched by students in the show.
Don’t skip this positively ooky production this weekend.
Click the image to watch the WVIZ Ideastream Video.
Harding High School students involved in the SALES leadership group went to West Virginia over Winter Break.
The students involved in the SALES Leadership program are Hannah Babbit, Mason Conn, Nathan Urban, Patience Doeing, Caitlin Potter and Riley Erb.
This news story appears at 22 minutes and 50 seconds.
POSTED: 03/07/18, 4:46 PM EST
Two Auburn Career Center students not only have a new look, but they are also making a difference.
Cecelia Nemergut, a Cosmetology student from Berkshire, and Shelby Benko, an Allied Health student from Fairport, both donated their long locks.
“My hair was getting really long and was always getting in my way. It was long enough to donate. I wanted to do something good with it,” Shelby said. “It feels a lot lighter, and I feel good it is not going to waste.”
Lindsey Benko, Shelby’s twin sister, is in Auburn’s Cosmetology program and cut Shelby’s hair.
“I love her new haircut. I feel really accomplished and it makes it even better knowing that it’s going to a good cause,” Lindsey said.
Both students donated 12 inches of hair to Wigs for Kids.
Auburn’s cosmetology salon is open on select Wednesdays and Thursdays from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Auburn Career Center is located at 8140 Auburn Road in Concord Township. For additional information, call 440-357-7542 or visit www.auburncc.org.
Special thanks to the American Legion Post 336 Painesville for the honor guard ceremony prior to the FHS Boys Basketball game on February 2, 2018. It was a great collaboration between boys basketball and student council along with the FHS band, FHS Cheerleaders, Junior Class Stand, FHS Art Department and Athletic Director.
Coach Cardina added to the fun evening by providing a raffle basket and candy treats for the crowd.
The Fairport School District would like to extend their respect to all the men and women in the military that devote their time to the safety of our country at home and away.
If you would like to watch the Fairport Girls Bowling Team receive their Special Resolution from Representative John Rogers, please click on the image on the left, then the hyperlink below, select the date 4-11-18, then our student-athletes are introduced around the 18:40 mark.
Here is the link to the Ohio House Session Video Library:
http://www.ohiohouse.gov/session/session-video-library
Thank you to everyone that attended the Egg Hunt sponsored by the National Honor Society on Sunday, March 25, 2018.
Dr. Sterringer from the Hildegarden visited the preschool on March 21, 2018.
Visitors from The Fairport Harbor Senior Center and Councilman Anthony Bertone visited the Third Grade classes at McKinley Elementary to share stories about Fairport Harbor and changes in the community. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you, Mayor Manross, for visiting and educating the 5th Graders at McKinley Elementary!
Fairport Harding High School Senior Bella Coll committed to Wright State University on March 14, 2018.
Bella Coll participated on the Fairport Girls Bowling Team for the past four years and was instrumental in the team's 2018 OHSAA Division II State Championship for Fairport.
Bella Coll plays the clarinet in the school marching band.
Bella attends classes through the College Credit Plus program.
Bella is joined in the picture by her parents, Anna and William Coll, along with her bowling coaches at Wright State University, Jeff Fleck and Rob Dever.
An independent group of sixth graders called, The Happy Spreaders, are collecting for the Geauga County Humane Society (a no-kill shelter). Donations can be dropped off in Mrs. Rumbargers room.
Fairport Girls Basketball players have been busy collecting sponsors for the past few weeks in preparation for their Annual Hoopin' For a Cure Event, which took place on February 9, 2018 in the Fairport Harding High School Gymnasium. Students from McKinley also participated in this event.
Each player shot 100 free throws and then tallied their results. Sponsors could donate a lump sum to the cause or sponsor a player based on the number of shots they made.
Thank you to Brickhouse Pizza who donated all of the pizza for the players for the event. Another thank you to all the parents and families who came to support the players as they shot their free throws!
One fourth grader from McKinley, named Allie, raised almost $400 for the good cause to help a local family fight cancer.
The total amount being raised is still to be determined and once all the donations are tallied, we will update you on the website.
Check out www.fhevs.org/athletics or on our Fairport Harding Athletics Facebook group for some video footage from the event!
Students at McKinley and Harding took part in Start with Hello Week. Start with Hello Week teaches students the skills they need to reach out to and include those who may be dealing with chronic social isolation and create a culture of inclusion and connectedness within their classrooms, school, and community. Students at Harding placed friendly notes on each other's lockers. Students at Mckinley participated in Hero day. Thank you to everyone who took part in this week's events to create a more inclusive school community and make a new friend at school.
This year, five of our Harding High School art students were selected to participate in the Umbrella Project sponsored by LEAF (Lake/Geauga Educational Assistance Foundation) It is a Fine Arts Curriculum Enhancement project for upper-level high school art students. It is a non-profit global children's art initiative. Its mission it to teach students they can make a difference. Using a theme that inspires creativity, students paint on white, blank umbrellas. Money raised will fund student scholarships and LEAF's Resource Center. Eight High Schools participated and included Willoughby's Fine Arts Association. Entries are judged by a panel of community artists. First place winners receive a $1,500 scholarship. 2nd place-$1,000 scholarship and 3rd place-$500 scholarship. This years theme was "Music tells my story and Our Community."
An open house was held at Lake Erie College where all submitted umbrellas were judged and made it to the 2nd round. Caitlin Potter represented FHS by making it into the top 50 student entries. A benefit Auction and Raffle will take place at the Great Lakes Mall Thursday 4/26, 2018 at 5:00 pm. At this time students will be awarded their scholarships. Congratulations to all of our students who submitted designs and especially to Caitlin Potter who placed in the top fifty!
