HSPS participated in the Read Across America contest! Click the link to read more and vote!
https://www.panhandlepost.com/read-across-america/#/gallery
We are conducting an experiment this afternoon. We observed water in a cup. Then we added a “mystery powder” to our cup and observed how the properties changed. After we added our mystery powder we put our cups in the refrigerator and are (im)patiently waiting to see if/how our matter will change! What do you think will happen?
Those 4th graders are at it again! The fourth graders put together their own Nebraska Blue Books. Their books included symbols of the state, the flag, and a familiar sight or two. Check them out you may learn something new.
4th grade has been very busy working on physical properties. A fun way to get some practice was to take everyday items and list the physical properties on each item. We have also been using a balance scale and working with partners. Lots of learning is going on! On a side note, quiz your children about math. We have been working on fractions, decimals, and percents. Some math and science marvels in the 4th grade!
Thursday, March 1, 2018 @ 6:00 pm in the Auditorium
A young boy meets a cantankerous yet endearing creature known as the Lorax while seeking out a rare tree. Rated: PG
Come help celebrate Dr. Seuss’s Birthday! There will be activities for kids and parents in the cafeteria following the movie.
Here are our results! 53 voted, yes, the groundhog will see his shadow and 58 voted, no, he will not.
Thank you!
Have someone you want to say “Happy Valentine’s Day” to? Or maybe you’d like to tell a staff member or faculty you appreciate their hard work? If so, what better way than to send them a personalized candy gram on Valentine’s Day! Each Candy Gram has TWO – FIVE generous size suckers and your Valentine attached. All money raised will help fund Hay Springs High School’s FBLA. On sale Thursday February 1st through Monday February 12th.
The Salvation Army is now accepting nominations for the 2017 D.J.’s Hero Awards. Given in memory of D.J. Sokol, the awards recognize Nebraska high school seniors who exemplify D.J.’s dedication to faith, selfless acts for others and commitment to the community. Honoress receive a $10,000 scholarship toward their selected university or college.
Thursday, February 22, 2018 @ 7:00 pm in the Auditorium
A 10-year-old boy with a facial deformity attends school for the first time when he begins the fifth grade. With the support of his parents, he learns how to make friends and adjust to his new environment. Rated: PG
We challenge families to complete a Random Act of Kindness prior to attending the movie. #HSPSRAC
Groundhog Day is coming up on February 2nd. First grade needs your help. We will use our Groundhog Day predictions to create a graph and analyze if our predictions are correct!
What do you predict Punxutawney Phil will do? Will he see his shadow and predict 6 more weeks of winter? Or will he not see his shadow and spring will be on it’s way! Some sources say he has been correct about 39% of the time.
Cast your vote on Facebook!
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