Rock Star Alert!
Everlee has gone above and beyond in the classroom by modeling our PAWS expectations. She does an excellent job being a role model to others!
Everlee has gone above and beyond in the classroom by modeling our PAWS expectations. She does an excellent job being a role model to others!
Day one of our 5th-grade crossing guards was a HUGE success! We are so grateful for our student leaders who stepped up to serve and help keep our Horizon community safe. A big shoutout to Mrs. Keupp for organizing this awesome opportunity—and for kicking off day one in a full safety cone outfit! 😂💛🖤 Way to lead, Horizon!
Good News Call!! Easton has been crushing his goals and accepting responsibility, even when it's hard! I am so proud of all of his hard work and goal setting!
Mr. Sanne consistently demonstrates integrity and dedication by showing up, stepping up, and following through—even when he doesn’t have to. He understands that his presence matters to his students, and he makes the choice to be there because he knows they are counting on him. He works hard, keeps his commitments, and leads by example through his actions. His dependability and strong work ethic make a difference, and his students and H-Team are better because of the commitment he brings every day!
Ximena comes to school every day ready to learn and consistently puts forth her best effort on assignments. We are proud of her amazing accomplishments so far this year!
Core Value Call Out! Mr. Walker!
He takes initiative and gets things done without being asked! Whether setting up the gym for assemblies, ensuring classes are covered, or playing music to welcome students in the morning. Mr. Walker sets students up to be fit for life. He comes up with fun, innovative games that keep everyone excited and engaged. He shows up, steps up, and makes great things happen. He is a tremendous asset to our H-Team!
He takes initiative and gets things done without being asked! Whether setting up the gym for assemblies, ensuring classes are covered, or playing music to welcome students in the morning. Mr. Walker sets students up to be fit for life. He comes up with fun, innovative games that keep everyone excited and engaged. He shows up, steps up, and makes great things happen. He is a tremendous asset to our H-Team!
🎪 That’s a wrap on Cafeteria Circus! As National School Lunch Week comes to a close, let’s give our school nutrition teams one more round of applause for serving nutritious meals with care—this week and every week! 👏
Ms. Dahl is a shining example of core values. She demonstrates integrity through her dependability, willingness to step up when others are absent, and commitment to doing what is right. She is someone others can count on to support the team, fill in where needed, and keep things moving forward. Even when negativity creeps in, she chooses to encourage others, maintain a positive perspective, and stand up for what is right. Her actions reflect strong character and make her a valuable and trusted member of our H-Team!
🎪 The Cafeteria Circus is in full swing! We’re celebrating National School Lunch Week with healthy meals, happy students, and a big round of applause for our school nutrition teams! 👏🥗
October is National Principals Month! 🐾 Thank you to our Harrisburg principals for supporting our students, encouraging our staff, and leading our schools with care. We’re grateful for all you do for our Tigers! #TigerProud
Social Media Shout Out! These first graders chose to pick up garbage while out on recess! Be Still My Heart! This is just an example of what caring kids we have at Horizon! Way to go, first grade!
On October 9, Mrs. Kraayenbrink presented to the Horizon staff on how one can build a classroom where clear expectations, positive relationships, and purposeful instruction help students succeed. Her approach focuses on making expectations clear, communicating goals to students, and recognizing success. She understands that students are more successful when they know what they are expected to do, what they are working toward, and what success looks like. By communicating success, celebrating positive choices, and providing students with opportunities to lead, Mrs. Kraayenbrink builds confidence and reinforces expectations in a way that supports both learning and behavior. Mrs. Kraayenbrink's willingness to open her classroom practice to colleagues gave our staff tangible ideas they can implement immediately to help make H-School the Best School!
Step right up for the Cafeteria Circus! Our schools are celebrating National School Lunch Week with nutritious meals and circus-themed fun.
Established by President John F. Kennedy in 1962, National School Lunch Week highlights the importance of healthy lunches and their impact on children inside and outside the classroom. The National School Lunch Program serves nearly 30 million children every school day.
Thank you to our school nutrition teams for keeping students fueled and ready to learn!
Established by President John F. Kennedy in 1962, National School Lunch Week highlights the importance of healthy lunches and their impact on children inside and outside the classroom. The National School Lunch Program serves nearly 30 million children every school day.
Thank you to our school nutrition teams for keeping students fueled and ready to learn!
🏀 Train with the Tigers! 🔗 https://manager.gobound.com/camps/h2026093003581336170b0c30c4c3846/register
Harrisburg Boys Basketball Camps are open to boys in grades K–6! Choose the camp for your grade level:
Grades K–2 | $30
3:30–4:45 p.m. • Choose one location:
🐯 October 26 — Adventure Elementary
🐯 October 27 — Freedom Elementary
🐯 November 3 — Journey Elementary
Grades 3–4 & 5–6 | $40
November 2 • 5:30–7 p.m.
📍 Harrisburg High School
Can you measure their SUCCESS?!?!?!
2W is working on measuring in inches and using place value to count the hundreds, tens, and ones that we get with each measurement.
2W is working on measuring in inches and using place value to count the hundreds, tens, and ones that we get with each measurement.
Congratulations to Link for working hard every day with a great attitude. He is a great role model and is always showing great Tiger Pride!
Math is happening every day in Mrs. Brink’s first-grade classroom and in all classrooms!
Our learners are using Number Corner to build their math understanding through quick, engaging routines. In October, students are exploring part-part-whole relationships, patterns, number stories, equations, data, shapes, and more—all while counting the days of school and making observations about the calendar.
We love watching our Horizon Learners think like mathematicians, explain their reasoning, and make connections!
Our learners are using Number Corner to build their math understanding through quick, engaging routines. In October, students are exploring part-part-whole relationships, patterns, number stories, equations, data, shapes, and more—all while counting the days of school and making observations about the calendar.
We love watching our Horizon Learners think like mathematicians, explain their reasoning, and make connections!
Our Clothing Closet will be open on October 29 from 3–6 p.m.
Families are welcome to stop by and pick out warm clothing. No appointment needed; just drop in anytime between 3 and 6 p.m.
We look forward to seeing you! 📍Heritage Building, 200 E Willow Street, Door L (North Entrance).
Isabelle is such an amazing young lady. She works so hard and is a kind classmate! She has shown persistence during math corner, and her smile never leaves her face! She is deserving of a GOOD NEWS CALL!
Who says you need to leave school to go camping?
This week, Horizon learners headed to the library for a camping adventure—books included! Mrs. Reiland transformed the library into a cozy campsite where students could curl up under tents, read by lantern light, and enjoy the feeling of gathering around a campfire.
With tables turned into tents using tablecloths, the library was full of cozy reading spaces. Glowing lanterns and a campfire on the digital board added to the atmosphere and created lighting and ambient sounds of a comforting, crackling campfire as students experienced reading in an entirely new environment. The library became a place where imagination and adventure came alive—not just through the books students were reading, but through the experience surrounding them.
Mrs. Reiland did an incredible job creating a space that made learners feel cozy, curious, and excited to pick up a book. Sometimes, changing the environment is all it takes to make something familiar feel brand new.
This week, Horizon learners headed to the library for a camping adventure—books included! Mrs. Reiland transformed the library into a cozy campsite where students could curl up under tents, read by lantern light, and enjoy the feeling of gathering around a campfire.
With tables turned into tents using tablecloths, the library was full of cozy reading spaces. Glowing lanterns and a campfire on the digital board added to the atmosphere and created lighting and ambient sounds of a comforting, crackling campfire as students experienced reading in an entirely new environment. The library became a place where imagination and adventure came alive—not just through the books students were reading, but through the experience surrounding them.
Mrs. Reiland did an incredible job creating a space that made learners feel cozy, curious, and excited to pick up a book. Sometimes, changing the environment is all it takes to make something familiar feel brand new.
