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May 15: PTO Elections
21st Century & EDEP Performance
May 16: Safety Patrol Pizza Lunch (12:45-1:45)
May 18: Stem Bowl
May 19: Chorus trip to Orlando
May 22: K-2 Field Day
Fourth Grade to St. Augustine
May 23: 3-5 Field Day
May 24: 5th grade Park Day
May 25: Third Grade to Marianna Caverns
Fifth Grade to Tampa/Busch Gardens
May 28: Memorial Day - NO SCHOOL
May 29: Early Release Day (12:20 Dismissal)
May 30: Early Release Day (12:20 Dismissal)
May 31: Early Release Day (12:20 Dismissal)
5th Grade Celebration
Last Day For Students
Report Cards go Home
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Bus Schedules
You may log in to the LCS Transportation website for additional information http://leon.edulogweb.com/edulogwq/webquery/ or call LCS Transportation 488-2636.
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Sign in - All volunteers/visitors must sign in at the front office and receive a
volunteer/visitor badge. Please have your picture identification available for scanning.
School Hours
8:30 AM - 2:50 PM
Before School Supervision - 7:45 AM - 8:30 AM
After School Supervision - 2:50 PM - 3:20 PM
Tardy Time - After 8:30 AM - Please come to the office and get a tardy pass for your child.
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PARENT RESOURCE CENTER
Hartsfield's new Parent Resource Center is located in the Media Center - the room directly on the left as you enter. Parents can use the computer and printer for internet searches, job and community services applications.
Through Florida KidCare, the state of Florida offers health insurance for children from birth through age 18, even if one or both parents are working.
Leon Family Fitness is made possible thanks to support from The FSU College of Medicine and Leon County Schools.
Leon County School web page.
Leon County School Calendar 2011-2012. School Board adopted 1/11/2011
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- REGISTER NOW -
HARTSFIELD SUMMER OLYMPIANS CAMP
Monday - Friday
June
4th - August 3rd
7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Field trips are scheduled every week, along with dance, sports, art and MORE!
Students in pre-kindergarten through
rising 6th grade students can attend.
For More Information contact:
Ms. Cope
413-7316 or copel@leonschools.net
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Hartsfield Elementary School
Needs You!
PTO Elections - May 15
- Do you want Hartsfield Elementary School to be one of the best schools in the state of Florida?
- Do you want your child to have an enriched and enhanced learning experience?
- Do you want to help decide what fundraising activities the PTO will sponsor and how the money is spent?
Parent involvement is critical for a successful school, so please volunteer to serve on the PTO board for 2012/2013.
You may click here and complete the attached nomination form and return the form to school by March 30th.
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Memorial Day - NO SCHOOL
Monday, May 28, 2012
Honor our fallen soldiers.
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Buy Them While They Last!!!
PTO Fun Station Passes
$13.00 Each
The fun pass entitles each person to 20 game tokens, a game of golf, a game of laser tag, and one ride on the Go Karts, which would usually cost over $23.75.
These tickets are good for ALL ages, any day of the week, and never expire!
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Hartsfield Spirit Wear Reduced
Youth Shirts - $5.00
Adult Shirts - $7.00
HES Magnets - $2.00
HES Bags - $3.00
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HARTSFIELD'S STUDENT COUNCIL IS COLLECTING BOX TOPS
We all shop for groceries.
Now you can help us raise money by turning those shopping trips into easy cash for Hartsfield!
Just look for the Box Tops logo on hundreds of products like Cheerios®, Hamburger Helper® and Kleenex®.
All you need to do is clip the Box Top logo, like the one above, and send to your child’s teacher —each one is worth 10¢ for your school.
- START SAVING BOX TOPS FOR HARTSFIELD -
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Click on the link below to view the Hawk Talk for this month.
April 12, 2012 Hawk Talk
News from Ms. Franklin!
FCAT testing for all third, fourth and fifth grade students will be April 16th, 17th, 18th and 19th. Fifth grade students will have two additional days, (April 24th and 25th) of testing.
ITBS testing for kindergarten, first and second grade students will be April 23rd through April 27th.
Reading comprehension is a large part of understanding a reading test. You can help your child understand what he/she reads by using the following strategy:
First, you and your child silently read the same part of a story, an article, or a textbook.
Next, listen while your child summarizes aloud what he/she has just read. He/she might say, “I learned that sedimentary rocks are made from pressure.” After he/she finish summarizing, offer your corrections or additions to what was read. Example: “We also learned that igneous rocks come from cooling lava.”
Then, take turns reading another two or three paragraphs and changing roles. Switch back and forth until you have read the entire story or article.
Vocabulary Practice
Try sneaking in extra vocabulary practice with your child. The more your child uses the words, the easier it will be for him/her to remember them.
Hunt for Treasure. Encourage your child to find and circle vocabulary words in newspapers and magazines, and to read the sentences aloud. Seeing the words used in context will help with their meaning and better understanding.
Use synonyms. List your child’s vocabulary words. Then beside each one, have him/her write words with similar meanings. Post the list where it can be reviewed.
Supervision
Supervision begins at 7:45 AM and ends at 3:20 PM. If you bring your child to school before 7:45 AM, you need to wait with your child until 7:45AM. If you need supervision prior to 7:45 AM, you may enroll your child in the Before School Program. If you need to occasionally drop your child off early, the fee is $5.00 a day per child. For the safety of your child, do not drop your child off before 7:45 AM.
Supervision ends at 3:20 PM. It is important that you pick your child up no later than 3:20 PM. Our teachers and staff have other obligations and are not always available to wait with your child. If you are late, you will be responsible for the $12 drop in fee for the After School Program.
A Good Start
Did you know that breakfast is the most important meal of your child’s day? It provides the nutrients and energy he/she needs to concentrate in school. Research shows that children who eat breakfast get better grades, are more attentive in class, and generally behave better in school. Help your child begin his/her day on the right foot.
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Hartsfield School Vision
Members of the Hartsfield School community are committed to becoming self-directed, life-long learners in a nurturing environment, which fosters high expectations, responsibility and respect for others.
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Millions of school-age children experience difficulties with learning. In some cases, a disability such as a learning disability can make learning difficult for a child.
The National Center for Learning Disabilities’ RTI Action Network has developed this guide for parents and schools involved in implementing RTI in the elementary grades.
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NEW SITE
Report Card Information.
Click Here
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