
Liam Baier is the first 5th grader this year to complete his 40 Book Challenge. 5th Graders are encouraged to read 40 books over the school year to widen their knowledge of genre when choosing books. Great job, Liam!


That’s a Wrap on Our Senior Trip!
Our time in New York City has come to an end, and what an incredible trip it has been! So many memories made, so much fun had, and experiences we’ll never forget. From iconic
sights to unforgettable moments with friends, this trip was one for the books.
#SeniorTrip #NYC #MemoriesForLife










Hardin Northern Drone Team competing in Norwayne Ohio today in a Drones In Scool Competition for their Pi Day Competition.




Another incredible day in the Big Apple for the Senior Trip! From iconic sights to unforgettable moments, these seniors are making the most of every experience.
So many memories have already been made, and there’s still more to come! Stay tuned as the Class of 2025 continues their NYC adventure!










Senior Trip at the Today Show this morning!









As we gear up for the 2025-2026 school year, HN is excited to announce the implementation and roll out of the Project Lead the Way curriculum for our elementary and middle grades K-8. This roll out will include various modules that are geared towards identifying, collaborating on, and using the design-process to provide real-world solutions to everyday problems! As students grow in their STEM knowledge with each grade, students will be better equipped and prepared for not only our JH/HS STEM classes, but will be more prepared to enter a workforce requiring these skills.
https://www.pltw.org/hubfs/PLTW_Launch/CourseDocuments/ModuleDescriptions_Launch.pdf


Congratulations Dylan!


Congratulations Annemarie!


Congratulations Justin!


Congratulations Bekah!



SENIOR SPOTLIGHT
Xander Wilson!


Reminder!
Shirley’s Popcorn fundraiser orders and money are due back no later than March 18th.


The HN RoboBears made the Hardin Northern community proud today by competing in the State Championship. It began with well over 100 teams in Ohio and only 36 teams qualifying for State. While the Bears didn't win, their robot performed exactly as planned! The improvements they made since their first competition this year have been incredible! Congratulations HN RoboBears on an incredible season!


Congratulations to Riley Newton! He placed 3rd in the 400m at the State Indoor Track meet with the time of 51.04! Way to go Riley!


On Thursday night the HN RoboBears presented their team and robot for State judging. They did a great job, and are now ready to represent HN at the State Championship on Saturday at the Hobart Arena in Troy! Good luck RoboBears!
The link to follow it live:
https://youtube.com/live/D60AVqvQi2c?feature=share

The elementary hallways were filled with the sounds of reading at the end of the day today. To celebrate the end of Read Across America week, our "Bigs and Littles" joined together to share their favorite books. “You are not done with a book until you pass it to another reader.” - Donalyn Miller










CCP students studied Spanish holidays from Spanish speaking countries and presented their findings to the class. They extended their learning by creating a popular dish from that country and shared it with the class. They did a great job!







Mrs. Monday's Kindergarten class voted on their favorite of the three Dr. Seuss books read at the end of each day. Our results were:
Monday- Hooper Humperdink...Not Him!
Tuesday- The Cat in the Hat Comes Back
Wednesday- Ten Apples Up on Top
Thursday- Green Eggs and Ham
Friday- The Sneetches
Finally, our overall favorite book of the week was: The Lorax!


Last night, we recognized our HN Winter sports athletes at the Winter Sports Awards. Congratulations to all of our athletes and coaches on a fantastic winter season!
BOYS BASKETBALL-
Most Improved Player - Kyler Sedlock
6th Man Award - Riley Newton
Defensive Player of The Year - Mason Stewart
Defensive Player of The Year - Nolan Hopson
Cody Wilmoth Award - Christian Rostorfer
Offensive Player of The Year - Xander Wilson
GIRLS BASKETBALL-
Leadership Award - Heidi Trachsel
Defensive Player of The Year - Baylie Bacon
Polar Bear Award - Annemarie Minter
Most Improved Player - Catherine Overs
Offensive Player of The Year - Addyson Bacon
Most Valuable Player - Lainey Thomas
BASKETBALL CHEERLEADING-
Polar Bear Award - Annemarie Minter
Best Jumps - Alexis Oakley
Most Improved Player - Lisha Schweizer
Tightest Motions - Heidi Trachsel
Pictured (Front Row) left to right- Kyler Sedlock, Nolan Hopson, Xander Wilson, Mason Stewart, Christian Rostorfer
(2nd Row) left to right-Alexis Oakley, Lainey Thomas, Heidi Trachsel, Annemarie Minter, Catherine Overs
(3rd Row) left to right-Lisha Schweizer, Addy Bacon, Baylie Bacon
Missing from picture-Riley Newton