|
|
On behalf of the Harrison County School Board and myself, I would like to extend to you a warm welcome to the Harrison County School District.
The uniqueness of this district is reflected in the location of its schools in a variety of large and small communities. Each of these communities possesses a neighborhood atmosphere in which the school serves as a focal point. The culture, goals, and values of each community are respected and valued by school personnel. This appreciation of the community allows diversity; yet parents, teachers, and students across the district share a common focus. Together they work to provide the best education possible for the individual child.
Progress in this district is reflected through a technology enhanced curriculum, which addresses the needs of the individual child, a wide range of extra curricular activities, a diverse and successful sports program, and building programs, which are on-going to meet the ever growing student population. A greater emphasis on education throughout our state is beginning to produce results in the Harrison County Schools. As we strive to work closely with parents, teachers and the community, continued improvements are certainly expected.
Henry Arledge
Mission Statement
Recognizing the value of education in developing and maintaining a democratic society, the mission of the Harrison County School District is to provide its students with opportunities for optimum academic development with a setting which provides for intellectual, socio-economic, and physical differences and satisfies behavioral needs related to democratic ideals, ethical and moral values, and aesthetic appreciation.
|
|
 |
| A Scroll Across our District
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Mr. Arledge and the School Board recognized students and schools for outstanding performance on the MCT2 2009 state test. Mr. Arledge presented certificates of achievement to students in three areas. Students received certificates for perfect scores in Language Arts and Mathematics. Also receiving awards were those students who scored 95% or greater on the combined average of both Language Arts and Mathematics.
Schools were presented plaques for outstanding performance in Language Arts and Mathematics. Ten schools in Harrison County School District ranked high within the state. The following is a list of the areas in which schools were recognized:
|
School
|
Language Arts
|
RANK IN STATE
|
Math
|
RANK IN STATE
|
|
BEL-AIRE ELEMENTARY
|
6TH GRADE
|
2OTH
|
|
|
|
D'IBERVILLE ELEMENTARY
|
3RD GRADE
|
4TH
|
3RD GRADE
4TH GRADE
|
6TH
11TH
|
|
D'IBERVILLE MIDDLE
|
7TH GRADE
8TH GRADE
|
7TH
16TH
|
6TH GRADE
7TH GRADE
8TH GRADE
|
25TH
27TH
7TH
|
|
LIZANA ELEMENTARY
|
3RD GRADE
|
22ND
|
3RD GRADE
|
4TH
|
|
LYMAN ELEMENTARY
|
6TH GRADE
|
8TH
|
6TH GRADE
|
11TH
|
|
NORTH WOOLMARKET
|
3RD GRADE
4TH GRADE
5TH GRADE
6TH GRADE
7TH GRADE
8TH GRADE
|
10TH
8TH
8TH
4TH
20TH
2ND
|
3RD GRADE
4TH GRADE
5TH GRADE
6TH GRADE
7TH GRADE
8TH GRADE
SATP ALGEBRA 1
|
17TH
4TH
15TH
4TH
11TH
6TH
25TH
|
|
SAUCIER ELEMENTARY
|
|
|
6TH GRADE
|
27TH
|
|
THREE RIVERS ELEMENTARY
|
6th Grade
|
24TH
|
|
|
|
WEST WORTHAM ELEMENTARY & MIDDLE
|
5TH GRADE
|
16TH
|
5TH GRADE
8TH GRADE
SATP ALGEBRA 1
|
7TH
21ST
10TH
|
|
WOOLMARKET ELEMENTARY
|
5TH GRADE
6TH GRADE
|
17TH
5TH
|
6TH GRADE
|
23RD
|
|
|
|
|
| The Children's First Annual Report
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Please click link below to view a Letter to Parents from the Mississippi State Department of Health and Mississippi Department of Education concerning the H1N1 Flu.
Letter to Parents
|
|
|
|
Harrison County School District Attendance Policy
The school must receive an excuse within two school days after an absence, or it will automatically be considered unexcused.
|
|
|
|
| Announcing...myLunchMoneyYour school district's Food Service Management Company (Food Service Management Company) makes paying for school lunches EASY!
With myLunchMoney, giving your kids lunch money couldn't be easier. This service is easy-to-use, convenient, private and secure. Simply go to the www.myLunchMoney.com website to enroll and to start using the site to deposit funds into your child's lunch account. Once your account is established, you can check balances and fund the account anytime from your home computer, phone or fax. Your child's information is safe- it stays at school. Your personal and payment card information is protected by the most advanced Internet security.
For more information about how to use this exciting new service, call 800-479-3531 or visit www.myLunchMoney.com.
|
Dear Administrators,
In our continued efforts to provide you and your parents with quality customer service, starting August 11, 2008, myLunchMoney.com will extend its Customer Support Hours to the following:
7 AM - 9 PM Eastern Standard Time - M-F
|
|
The new hours will be extended until October 3, 2008. Please note the following myLunchMoney.com Customer Support numbers for district and parent related issues.
District Administrators 1-800-748-9631
Parents 1-800-479-3531
Thank you for using myLunchMoney.com!
myLunchMoney.com Support Team
|
|
| Attention Parents:Helping your child do well in school is one of your biggest jobs as a parent. And now you can get help right on our website!
|
| REACH-MSHarrison Central High School, North Gulfport Seventh and Eighth Grade, and Three Rivers Elementary have been chosen to participate in REACH-MS (Realizing Excellence for All Children in Mississippi). The grant is a federally funded initiative that facilitates school improvement through positive behavior support and literacy support in conjunction with family involvement for students with and without disabilities. Stay tuned for future events and accomplishments! For more information call 601-266-4693 or log on to the REACH-MS website.
Three Rivers Elementary PBS Model School WLOX Report read more ... |
| New! TRIPA new page has been added to our web site! TRIP - Transition Readiness Implementation Program. The web page will provide information to students, parents, teachers, and business partners.
Click here to view the TRIP web page.
|
| HCSD Report Card 2008-2009Harrison County School District
Report Card 2008-2009
(Part A: No Child Left Behind Act of 2001)
The No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 requires school districts to publish report cards containing certain information. The required information falls into three general areas: school improvement, teacher qualifications, and test data. A school that fails to make adequate yearly progress in achievement must be identified for school improvement. The report must contain information about the professional qualifications of teachers in core academic subject areas [English, reading, language arts, science, mathematics, foreign languages, arts, civics and government, economics, history and geography]. Highly qualified teachers are those who satisfied the NCLB criteria during the school year. The report must also contain achievement data for specific subgroups, two-year achievement trends and student participation rates.
Please contact the principal of your child's school if you have questions about this report.
Click here to view HCSD Report Card 2008-2009
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
HARRISON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
|
|
|
| Blue Ribbon School Program
|
|
|
|
|
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
BLUE RIBBON SCHOOL PROGRAM
WINNER 2009 - D'IBERVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
|
|
|