Good luck, Bears!🏀
Please join us next week as we celebrate National FFA Week!
💗Mark Your Calendars! 💗
Join us for the Hardin Northern Father-Daughter Dance on Saturday, March 7th! This special evening is open to HN Pre-K through 6th grade girls for a night of music, dancing, and unforgettable memories.
This year’s dance is proudly hosted by the HN History Brigade, and all proceeds will support their organization. Forms are being sent home with students to be completed and returned.
Join us for the Hardin Northern Father-Daughter Dance on Saturday, March 7th! This special evening is open to HN Pre-K through 6th grade girls for a night of music, dancing, and unforgettable memories.
This year’s dance is proudly hosted by the HN History Brigade, and all proceeds will support their organization. Forms are being sent home with students to be completed and returned.
The Hardin County United Way needs your soup-port! Bring in cans of soup to help them through the winter, and your class could win the Souper Bowl! We will be collecting soup cans in the office until February 6th. The class with the most cans collected, wins a pizza party!
🏀Senior Night at Hardin Northern! 🏀
Last night, the Hardin Northern Lady Bears hosted Ridgedale for a special Senior Night, and we were proud to celebrate Lainey Thomas and all she has given to our basketball program over the years. From her dedication and leadership to her heart for her teammates, Lainey’s impact on Hardin Northern goes far beyond the scoreboard. We are so grateful for her years in a Lady Bear uniform and know she has a bright future ahead. She will truly be missed!
On the court, the Lady Bears earned a big win with a final varsity score of:
Hardin Northern 54, Ridgedale 17
Leading scorers:
🏀Baylie Bacon – 18 points
🏀Addy Bacon – 18 points
The JV team played two quarters and came away with a win as well:
Hardin Northern 11, Ridgedale 8
Leading scorers:
🏀Karli Fath – 5 points
🏀Julia LaPierre – 5 points
Congratulations to our Lady Bears on a great night and a huge thank you to Lainey Thomas for representing Hardin Northern with pride and passion.
Last night, the Hardin Northern Lady Bears hosted Ridgedale for a special Senior Night, and we were proud to celebrate Lainey Thomas and all she has given to our basketball program over the years. From her dedication and leadership to her heart for her teammates, Lainey’s impact on Hardin Northern goes far beyond the scoreboard. We are so grateful for her years in a Lady Bear uniform and know she has a bright future ahead. She will truly be missed!
On the court, the Lady Bears earned a big win with a final varsity score of:
Hardin Northern 54, Ridgedale 17
Leading scorers:
🏀Baylie Bacon – 18 points
🏀Addy Bacon – 18 points
The JV team played two quarters and came away with a win as well:
Hardin Northern 11, Ridgedale 8
Leading scorers:
🏀Karli Fath – 5 points
🏀Julia LaPierre – 5 points
Congratulations to our Lady Bears on a great night and a huge thank you to Lainey Thomas for representing Hardin Northern with pride and passion.
🔍🧪 Mystery Material Lab in Physical Science!
Our Physical Science students put their investigative skills to work during a Mystery Material Lab! Students were challenged to identify 12 unknown substances using one important scientific clue — density.
Each group carefully:
⚖️ Measured the mass of each cylinder
📏 Calculated the volume
🧮 Determined the density
🔎 Compared their results with known densities to uncover each mystery material
This hands-on lab helped students see how math and science work together while building critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Great teamwork, focus, and curiosity on display in the lab today!
Way to think like scientists, Bears!
Our Physical Science students put their investigative skills to work during a Mystery Material Lab! Students were challenged to identify 12 unknown substances using one important scientific clue — density.
Each group carefully:
⚖️ Measured the mass of each cylinder
📏 Calculated the volume
🧮 Determined the density
🔎 Compared their results with known densities to uncover each mystery material
This hands-on lab helped students see how math and science work together while building critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Great teamwork, focus, and curiosity on display in the lab today!
Way to think like scientists, Bears!
FCCLA Carnation Sale
Good luck, Bears! 🏀
Today, Hardin Northern held our January Career Connections Lunch & Learn, and we were excited to welcome back Hardin Northern alumni, Zane Whitaker! Zane is the owner of Whitaker Performance Machining.
Zane shared an inside look at the world of CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machining, explaining the different types of machines and how they are used in fabrication and manufacturing. He walked students through the education and apprenticeship programs available in our area and described the pathway he took to get where he is today.
Zane also spoke honestly about entrepreneurship, reminding students that starting your own business takes hard work and planning and is not something to rush into. He brought samples of items he has created using various materials, giving students a hands-on view of what CNC technology can produce.
He emphasized that the demand for qualified workers in this field is growing and discussed the earning potential for those entering the profession.
It was an extremely informative and inspiring session for our students. Thank you, Zane, for taking the time to return to Hardin Northern and share your knowledge and experience in fabrication and manufacturing. We truly appreciate you investing in our students and their futures!
Zane shared an inside look at the world of CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machining, explaining the different types of machines and how they are used in fabrication and manufacturing. He walked students through the education and apprenticeship programs available in our area and described the pathway he took to get where he is today.
Zane also spoke honestly about entrepreneurship, reminding students that starting your own business takes hard work and planning and is not something to rush into. He brought samples of items he has created using various materials, giving students a hands-on view of what CNC technology can produce.
He emphasized that the demand for qualified workers in this field is growing and discussed the earning potential for those entering the profession.
It was an extremely informative and inspiring session for our students. Thank you, Zane, for taking the time to return to Hardin Northern and share your knowledge and experience in fabrication and manufacturing. We truly appreciate you investing in our students and their futures!
✨ Biology in Action! ✨
Biology I students kicked off their new unit on DNA and genetics by creating timelines highlighting the scientists who played key roles in the discovery of DNA. From early research to groundbreaking discoveries, students explored how teamwork, perseverance, and curiosity shaped one of the most important scientific breakthroughs in history.
This engaging activity helped students connect past discoveries to the science they are learning today and set the stage for an exciting unit ahead!
Biology I students kicked off their new unit on DNA and genetics by creating timelines highlighting the scientists who played key roles in the discovery of DNA. From early research to groundbreaking discoveries, students explored how teamwork, perseverance, and curiosity shaped one of the most important scientific breakthroughs in history.
This engaging activity helped students connect past discoveries to the science they are learning today and set the stage for an exciting unit ahead!
Today we’re taking a trip back to 1962, straight from the pages of the Northern Lites yearbook, to highlight some of Hardin Northern’s coaching legends.
These coaches weren’t just leading teams on the field or court; they were shaping character, building traditions, and instilling pride that continues to define Hardin Northern today. They helped lay the foundation for the strong Polar Bear spirit we still carry on today.
These coaches weren’t just leading teams on the field or court; they were shaping character, building traditions, and instilling pride that continues to define Hardin Northern today. They helped lay the foundation for the strong Polar Bear spirit we still carry on today.
🔬Hands-on Learning in Physical Science! 🔬
Students in Physical Science completed several interactive lab stations to explore the world of matter! They investigated physical properties such as viscosity, density, and solubility, and learned the differences between elements, compounds, and mixtures through engaging, hands-on activities.
It was great to see our students thinking critically, asking questions, and learning science by doing.
Students in Physical Science completed several interactive lab stations to explore the world of matter! They investigated physical properties such as viscosity, density, and solubility, and learned the differences between elements, compounds, and mixtures through engaging, hands-on activities.
It was great to see our students thinking critically, asking questions, and learning science by doing.
Good luck, Bears!🏀
Good evening. The Hardin Northern School District plans to be in session tomorrow at the normal start time.
The temperatures are still very cold but look to be warmer than the last few days. Please make sure that all students are dressed warmly and appropriately for the conditions. Our bus drivers will do their best to limit the time that students have to wait at the bus stops, but please do not send students out earlier than expected.
We look forward to seeing everyone back in the building tomorrow and we appreciate your continued support and understanding.
Have a good evening and be safe.
Reminder:
5th & 6th Grade auditions for High School Musical Jr. are tomorrow in the Band Room @3:30pm*
*Since this is a time commitment outside of school hours students must bring a signed permission slip. If unable to get a copy printed from the email, students must bring a signed note or have a parent email megan.baker@hardinnorthern.org to ensure they are allowed to participate.
5th & 6th Grade auditions for High School Musical Jr. are tomorrow in the Band Room @3:30pm*
*Since this is a time commitment outside of school hours students must bring a signed permission slip. If unable to get a copy printed from the email, students must bring a signed note or have a parent email megan.baker@hardinnorthern.org to ensure they are allowed to participate.
The JH games scheduled for this evening (1/28) are on as scheduled. The girls will host St. Michaels at 5:30p and the boys will play at St. Michaels at 5:00p.
Sorry for the confusion. Hardin Northern will be closed on Wednesday, January 28th. Have a good night.
Good evening. Due to road conditions and the Extreme Cold Warning for tomorrow, Hardin Northern will be closed on Wednesday, January 27th. This will be Online Learning Day 2. Updates will be sent in the morning. Have a good evening, stay warm, and be safe.
Due to the level 2 staying in effect ALL athletic events (games and practices) scheduled for today (1/27) have been cancelled. The JH games with Perry have been rescheduled for 2/3. No date has been set for the HS bbk game at Mohawk at this time.
Good evening. Due to the weather and emergency alerts from the Hardin County sheriff's department for tomorrow, Hardin Northern will not be in session.
It will be an online learning day for students.
Be safe and have a good evening.