On Wednesday, February 28th, our students performed at St. Martin’s Church.
All students in grades Pk-5 participated in the program.
Thank you to our students, parents, and visitors.
Thank you to all our students, parents, and staff members who participated in the DC Math Challenge—special thanks to Ms. Shepherd.
On Saturday, February 24th, more than 90 students from around the DC joined the Math Challenge. All students received a participation certificate, the top 10 students in each grade level received a medal, and the top 3 students in each grade level received additional awards. Students and families were very excited to participate in the challenge, and most participants want to join again next year! Thank you again.
On Friday, February 23rd, our students and staff had PBIS celebration- Glow Dance Party
Attendance matters!
On Friday, February 9th, our students with 90% or more attendance participated in the skating field trip.
On Thursday, February 8th, our students participated in a regional spelling bee competition.
Our 2nd through 5th-grade students visited the National Geographic Museum on Friday, February 2nd, 2024.
2nd Quarter Honor Roll Ceremony was held on Thursday, February 1st.
Congratulations scholars.
30 Spelling Bee Finalists competed on Wednesday, January 31st at the Harmony DC Spelling Bee. Students who placed 1st, 2nd, and 3rd will move on to the Regional Spelling Bee that will be held on February 8 to represent Harmony.
Here are the place winners:
1st Place: Mason S.
2nd Place: Ayrion R.
3rd Place: Journey N.
Substitutes:
4th Place: Diamond Y.
5th Place: Logan R.
The Culture Fair occurred on January 25, 2024, from 2:45 – 3:30!
Our pre-k students are ending their unit on culture titled Not All the Same, Not All Different. To share what they learned, the pre-kindergarten team hosted a Culture Fair where Harmony students experienced food, clothes, celebrations, art, and language from various countries.
Did you know that one in seven D.C. residents is an immigrant, while about one in nine residents is a native-born U.S. citizen with at least one immigrant parent? This year, we celebrated the countries represented by DC’s top 6 immigrant populations:
El Salvador (PKM)
China (PKM)
Turkey (PK3)
Ethiopia (PK3)
Trinidad (PK4)
Mexico (PK4)
With the support of their parents and teachers, our pre-K students researched an aspect of culture from one of the countries listed and presented their findings to the school, along with their collaborators. The research projects were exhibited in Harmony’s cafeteria for the entire school to experience.
