
A Special Visit to Hardin Northern Elementary! 🐾
Our elementary students had a couple of extra-special visitors today! Deputy Braden Flowers and Deputy Austin Carey from the Hardin County Sheriff’s Office stopped by their classrooms with their K-9 partners, Saber and Juno.
We’re especially proud to share that Deputy Flowers is a Hardin Northern alumnus! It was wonderful to welcome one of our own back to school to share his knowledge and experience with our students.
The students learned about the important roles each dog has. Saber, Deputy Flowers’ emotional support K-9, helps provide comfort and support to people having a hard time or in a crisis, while Juno is trained for searching and protective duties. The deputies explained the differences between the two K-9s and how they help serve our community.
Of course, the best part of the visit was getting to meet—and pet—the dogs! Our students had a wonderful time learning about these amazing K-9s and the important work they do.







Girls Golf-
The Lady Bears tied for 2nd place with a team score of 263. Congratulations to Kylie Lenhart, who shot a 47 and was the girls medalist at the invite! 👏
Top scorers:
• Kylie Lenhart – 47 (Medalist)
• Raina Thomas – 65
• Leighton Whitaker – 74
• Sophia Faber – 77
Boys Golf-
The Bears finished 5th with a team score of 216.
Top scorers:
• Cody Thiel – 48
• Xaviour Emerine – 54
• Brody Halsey – 57
• Jackson McBride – 57
Great job, Bears!




Last night, our Junior High Polar Bears took on North Baltimore and came away with a big 48–20 victory!
Way to play, Polar Bears!
Leading the way for Hardin Northern:
Xaviour Emerine – 89
Cody Thiel – 97
Brody Halsey – 100
Zack Hartman – 112

7th Grade Final Score:
HN’s 7th grade- 25, 25
St. Michael’s 7th grade-19, 17
8th Grade Final Score:
HN’s 8th grade- 7, 27, 13
St. Michael’s 8th grade-25, 25, 25







Using specific cuts along the medial and transverse planes, students created highly visual cross-sections while putting their anatomy vocabulary into practice. Along the way, they explored terms such as superior, inferior, anterior, posterior, transverse, and frontal, among many others.
What a fun and creative way to bring anatomy concepts to life while putting classroom learning into practice! Great job, Polar Bears!