Harrison Highlights (2015-2016)
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- Goodbye School Year! Hello Summer!
- 5th Grade Awards
- 5th Grade Chess Tournament
- Ronald McDonald House Visit
- The Flag We Love
- Student Council Speeches
- Read for the Win!
- It's All Good in Kindergarten!
- Battle of the Books
- Field Day
- Annual 24 Game Tournament
- It's All About Character!
- Harrison Keeps Giving
- Family Walk Challenge
- Multicultural Celebration
- Stuff the Bus
- From Caterpillar to Butterfly
- Down by the Pond
- Egg-Citing News!
- Eraser Sale
- A Place for Everyone
- Green School Project
- Fun with Food!
- Jump Rope for Heart
- Everyone Has a Story
- Making History Come Alive!
- Presidential Photo Gallery
- What Pet Should I Get?
- Celebrating Dr. Seuss
- Science Night
- Pajama Day
- Harrison Has Talent!
- Dr. Harte Brings Smiles to Harrison
- Winter Concert
- Souper Bowl
- Pajama Day
- Kindness Challenge
- Mixing It Up!
- Teacher of the Year
- Happy New Year!
- Arabian Adventure
- Warm Up to Winter
- Coding
- A Day in the Life
- Brain Games
- Food and Friends
- Gratitude Abounds
- Thanksgiving Then and Now
- Celebrating Birthdays and Books
- Seeing Eye
- Recess Rules!
- Thanksgiving Food Drive
- Halloween Happiness
- McGruff the Crime Dog
- Trick or Treat for Unicef
- Sadecky's Puppets - It Pays to Be Nice
- PJ's and a Fire Engine Ride
- Keeping Us Safe -- Livingston Police on Internet Safety
- Visiting Author Inspires Students and Staff
- Teachers as Learners
- Extra! Extra! Fifth Grade Hawk Eye Newsletter!
- A Visit from the Livingston Fire Department
- World Smile Day
- Kindness. . . Pass It On. . .
- The Tale of a Storied Place
- September Smiles
- Welcome
- Harrison Elementary School
- Seeing Eye
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Special visitors arrived at Harrison on Wednesday, November 11th -- Pam Chirls and Esma. Pam is a puppy raiser for the Seeing Eye, a philanthropic organization that teaches children the importance of accepting and respecting everyone’s differences. Through their guide dog school, dogs are trained and then paired with humans so that the independence, dignity, and self-confidence of people who are blind are enhanced. Esma is the special pup that students had the opportunity to interact with during the visit. One day, when training is complete, Esma will become a seeing eye dog.