Welcome to the April newsletter! Many community members stopped by our schools to read to our students and share why reading is essential. If you missed this, we have two more scheduled on April 10, , and May 16, Winter Sports have come to an end, and Spring is just starting.
Our Hillies have accomplished many things over the past few months, and we are excited to share them with you. We hope you take the time to attend a sporting event this Spring; for a complete list of scheduling, visit haverhillhillies.
We hope everyone enjoys a relaxing and rejuvenating break! Students must arrive on time, well-rested, and ready for testing. Attendance: Regular attendance is crucial for student success. As we near the end of the school year, we know it can be tempting to take time off. We hope you recognize how important it is for your child to attend school every day! We will have many significant events for the remainder of the school year, and we hope you will join us!
April 24, Early Release — All Students. Elysia shared her journey through grad school and showed examples of her work. She also spoke about the various career paths this type of education can take you. What a great way to combine a love of healthcare and art! The Family Connection Night at Bradford Elementary was an evening of connection, laughter, and delicious cuisine. This event was the first of many to come, where families could mingle with other families, discover common interests, and savor various homemade dishes from our diverse community.
This interactive event offers students a hands-on experience of real-world financial scenarios, budgeting, and personal finance Management. The fair, coordinated by HP3 Director Allison Heartquist, is a valuable resource for students as they plan for their future. Many students found the experience eye-opening, including one student who participated multiple times to refine their budgeting skills for a positive month-end balance.
