Check out our 5th grade artwork! Great job Mrs. Downeys classes!
The Boy's A team defeated The Moore school of Candia Tues. 45 to 15. Ben W, Nevin R, Parker C and Quinn B lead the scoring attack. The Hawks are now 7-2 in league play and will play Chester at Home on Thursday at 3:30. Be there and support your teams.
The boys played the best game this year with a win against West Running Brook. They won 53-20 with their tremendous defense. The boys are on a 4 game winning streak and are 6-3 now. Their next game is against Milford this Thursday. LETS GO HAWKSSSS!!!!
Girls B basketball lost 22-12 to WRB. The girls fought hard throughout the game. Our next game is Thursday at Milford.
The girls A team beat Henry Moore School yesterday 34-22 on the road. The win improves their record to 6-3 on the season. They take on Chester this Thursday here at HMS. Good luck and go Hawks!
This past week HCS students started their Gymnastics unit in Physical Education. The Gymnastics unit is a perennial favorite and a fun, healthy way to "tumble" into the new year!
As part of Ms. Denisky's outer space flex, the students were making asteroid launchers to demonstrate how asteroids create craters on the moon. They designed and tested their launchers and then mapped, measured, and named the craters made in sand. Lots of fun!
Our Girls A team beat an undefeated Sanborn team yesterday 30-21 to start off the New Year. The win improves their record to 5-3 on the season. They take on Henry Moore School on the road this Monday in Candia. Good luck and go Hawks!
Boy's A avenged an earlier loss to SMS with a 54-48 victory on 1-4. Cam S, Christian W + Trevor M led the scoring for us, while LJ G and Kaybin G were solid on rebs and def. We are now 6-2 in league play + 9-3 overall. We return to action on Mon. versus the Moore School - Candia.
Girls B basketball team won last night 26-16 against Raymond. Emma W. had a great game offensively and defensively. Overall the team played good to come through with the win.
Boys B basketball team played an amazing game against Raymond. They won 41-25 and are now 5-3. Our next game will be against West Running Brook on Monday at 4:30. Let’s go Hawks!
In Oct., HMS Counselors, UA Teachers & Ventures brought Career and Technical Education (CTE) exploration to grades 6 + 8. Students had the opportunity for an interactive, hands-on opportunity with CTE programs that align with the Pinkerton Academy CTE program.
We enjoyed the Giving Games again this year. The kids did an outstanding job!
Mrs. Rubin’s flex period made dough and baked ugly sweater cookies for the 6th grade to design and eat. So much fun was had!
Grade 5 had a blast in Spanish class before vacation!
HCS celebrated a festive Spirit Week this past week culminating in a fun-filled Jingle Jangle assembly featuring musical, dance, and singing performances by each grade as well as a surprise dance performance from some great 4th grade dancers Natalie B., Tess M., Nora B., Shea S., Penelope W., and Micaela S.
At HCS, Kindergarten through fourth grade students participated in a circus unit in Physical Education. Students learned and practiced many different motor skills and worked on balancing, eye -hand coordination, and teamwork. The circus unit culminated in a class circus of skill performances. Bravo HCS students!
This week, some of our Kindergarten students participated in Gingerbread man STEM projects including building bridges, boats, and hideouts. Our Kindergarten engineers did a nice job with their designs and creativity. Well done!
This past week our 3rd graders culminated their study of the Native Americans of the Northeast, Southwest, Southeast, Northwest, and the Plains. In doing so they constructed villages showcasing what they learned about Native American architecture, culture, lifestyle, food, beliefs, and community structure representative of each geographic region. Nice work third graders!
To celebrate Coding Month in December, our 3rd and 4th graders had an assembly with local software engineer and entrepreneur, Nick Maiello. Nick spoke with our students about software and coding and showed our students some of his past projects, and his current company/app, Chargely. Our students were able to connect what they have been learning in technology class using our robotics program, CoderZ, to what Nick does in a real-world way. All students were engaged and loved being able to ask Nick questions and answer his in return! It was a great afternoon learning all about coding and software! Thank you Mrs. McLaughlin for bringing Nick in to talk with our students!
