Congratulations to Drew Snow & the 2002 State Runner-Up Football Team for being selected for induction into the Hardin County Sports Hall of Fame!
HN Concessions Meal Deal Senior Spotlight!
Riley Newton!🏀
Riley Newton!🏀
Today's (1/10) HS girls basketball game will be varsity only starting at 1:00 pm.
Good luck, Bears!🏀
Good luck, Bears!🏀
Good luck, Bears!🏀
Tonight, the Hardin Northern High School Boys hosted Cory-Rawson. The varsity Polar Bears came away with the win, finishing with a final score of HN 65, Cory-Rawson 55.
Leading scorers for HN:
Jake Cook-18
Luke Price-18
Paul Minter-8
The JV Polar Bears also earned a big victory with a final score of HN 57, Cory-Rawson 17.
Leading scorers for HN:
Jayce Oehlers-15
Sawyer Crossman-15
Paul Minter-9
Great job tonight, Polar Bears!🏀
Leading scorers for HN:
Jake Cook-18
Luke Price-18
Paul Minter-8
The JV Polar Bears also earned a big victory with a final score of HN 57, Cory-Rawson 17.
Leading scorers for HN:
Jayce Oehlers-15
Sawyer Crossman-15
Paul Minter-9
Great job tonight, Polar Bears!🏀
The Historical Gaming class closed the fall semester with a spirited version of the simulation Chicago,1968. That game is part of the Reacting to the Past curriculum, which is very popular on college campuses. Students assume the roles of various historical figures and analyze primary sources to write speeches, set goals, and develop strategies to "replay historical events.
In this game, students assumed the roles of journalists, democratic politicians, and Vietnam-era protesters. The politicians attempted to build a party platform and nominate candidates for president and vice president at the turbulent 1968 Democratic Convention. The protesters' goal was to disrupt the Convention and gain media attention for their causes.
By the end of the Convention, the students nominated VP Hubert Humphrey for president and Governor John Connally for vice president. Unfortunately, several protests broke out during the Convention, and although Karter Terhark, as Mayor Daley, acted swiftly to crush the demonstrations by arresting several protesters, at least one was hospitalized as part of the game. The bad publicity followed the Democrats throughout the election and resulted in a victory for Republican Richard Nixon.
Pictured are Kyler Sedlock, Alex Gatchell, Braxton Burnworth, and Corbian Blair as protesters who seized the podium to nominate their candidate for president - Pigasus. Karter Terhark as Mayor Daley and Riley Newton as the Democratic Party chair, Carl Albert tried to restore order. Cliff Hull, as Abby Hoffman, led the protesters in a musical interruption of the Convention.
Overall, it was a fun and creative way to relive history and explore the issues of the 1968 presidential election.
In this game, students assumed the roles of journalists, democratic politicians, and Vietnam-era protesters. The politicians attempted to build a party platform and nominate candidates for president and vice president at the turbulent 1968 Democratic Convention. The protesters' goal was to disrupt the Convention and gain media attention for their causes.
By the end of the Convention, the students nominated VP Hubert Humphrey for president and Governor John Connally for vice president. Unfortunately, several protests broke out during the Convention, and although Karter Terhark, as Mayor Daley, acted swiftly to crush the demonstrations by arresting several protesters, at least one was hospitalized as part of the game. The bad publicity followed the Democrats throughout the election and resulted in a victory for Republican Richard Nixon.
Pictured are Kyler Sedlock, Alex Gatchell, Braxton Burnworth, and Corbian Blair as protesters who seized the podium to nominate their candidate for president - Pigasus. Karter Terhark as Mayor Daley and Riley Newton as the Democratic Party chair, Carl Albert tried to restore order. Cliff Hull, as Abby Hoffman, led the protesters in a musical interruption of the Convention.
Overall, it was a fun and creative way to relive history and explore the issues of the 1968 presidential election.
Congratulations to Dominic Hull, Isaac Moore, Dawson Hilton, Scarlett Spurck, Avery Hastings, Abel Sprang, and Tristan Williams for completing 12 levels of prefixes and suffixes in just four days! What a great start to the semester!
Second Quarter Incentive Trip
Today, the Hardin Northern Jr. High and High School traveled to The Cube in Findlay to celebrate our second quarter incentive. Students who earned All A’s, A/B Honor Roll, and/or had perfect attendance were invited to enjoy this well-deserved reward!
Keep up the hard work and continue striving to do your best, Polar Bears!
Today, the Hardin Northern Jr. High and High School traveled to The Cube in Findlay to celebrate our second quarter incentive. Students who earned All A’s, A/B Honor Roll, and/or had perfect attendance were invited to enjoy this well-deserved reward!
Keep up the hard work and continue striving to do your best, Polar Bears!
Congratulations Katie!
HN Concessions Meal Deal Senior Spotlight!
Jake Cook!🏀
Jake Cook!🏀
Good luck, Bears! 🏀
Second grade scientists explored forces today! We learned all about pushes and pulls by creating marshmallow launchers—and ended with a sweet marshmallow showdown!
Huge congratulations to Tom Spiese (First Place!) and to Alexus Castle (Second Place!) for finishing 12 levels of prefixes and suffixes in only three days! This took impressive concentration!!
🏀 A Slam Dunk from the Past!
For this week’s #ThrowbackThursday, we’re cracking open the pages of the 1959 Northern Lites yearbook to celebrate our Varsity Basketball team! 📸
The shoes have changed. The three-point line didn’t exist. Same pride. Same tradition. Northern Lites memories-timeless.
For this week’s #ThrowbackThursday, we’re cracking open the pages of the 1959 Northern Lites yearbook to celebrate our Varsity Basketball team! 📸
The shoes have changed. The three-point line didn’t exist. Same pride. Same tradition. Northern Lites memories-timeless.
Congratulations Kyler!
Congratulations Corbian!
Athletic Update:
Our fourth graders have been kicking off the new year with some great group discussions on opinion writing! Stay tuned to hear how our essays turn out at the end of the unit.
