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May 13, 2008
MIDDLE LEVEL, ALL STUDENTS AND TEACHERS
On Wednesday, May 21st, the Hardwick Police Department will be sponsoring a
Self-Defense class here at Hazen from 2:45-4:00 p.m. in the gym. All
students and faculty are invited to attend. Those students planning to
attend college in the fall are encouraged to attend.
Our High School Spring Concert is Wednesday, May 14th at 7:00 p.m. in the
auditorium - everyone is invited to attend.
Several of the new 2008-2009 DCF and Green Mountain Award books are in!
Stop by the library to see what's here! The school store is now selling school supplies. Some of the items include
pencils, pens, pencil grips, eraser tips, white out and much more. We will
be selling during 1st lunch (Monday & Wednesday) and soon will be selling
during 2nd lunch. Yearbooks are on sale from now until they sell out...$25, see Mr. Mitchell soon!! The Hardwick Area Community Coalition needs teens to face paint, fill water
balloons, play games, and lead crafts at the Spring Festival on May 24th,
from 12:30-4:00 p.m. They have also asked us to design activity signs and
button designs for small children to color. Stop by the library after
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Spring News from Dr. Laine |
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Happy Spring to One and All: Spring is finally here and long overdue! It’s great to see the wildlife again and to hear the birds singing. Indeed, it was a very long winter! With six snow days to “make-up,” our last day will now be June 18. Graduation for the seniors will be Saturday, June 14 and the eighth grade graduation will be Monday, June 16. This year, several Hazen Union faculty and staff members have decided to retire. Dale Pritchard, teacher of social studies and department chairperson, will be leaving Hazen after 37 years of service. Mrs. Pritchard did her student teaching at Hazen! Helen Willey, teacher of French and Latin, will be leaving after 27 years of service to the community. Marlene Clark, administrative assistant to the Principal, will be leaving after 37 years of service. Combined, their total service is over 100 years! We wish them health and prosperity as they enter into a new world of retirement! |
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On March 24th, 2008 the Hazen Union School Board formally adopted the Ends Policy of expected student outcomes...the board held many meetings with community stakeholders to create this document. We will be using this document to guide our work that we must accomplish for the NEASC report. This document will also guide decisions for curriculum, budget, Action Plan, as well as the Shared Vision that we will address next fall. |
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