We will offer after school and Saturday tutorials starting January 6, 2009.
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After school tutorials will take place between 3:00pm and 3:45pm.
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HSA BCS is organizing international field trips for our teachers, parents, and students. read more . . .

TRIP TO TURKEY FOR STUDENTS: A 10 day trip to Turkey for our students in Spring Break between March the 13th and 22nd, 2009. Applications and $400 nonrefundable fees are due by January 10, 2008. Scholarships/discounts are available for 8th thru 10th grade students. Scholarship letters will be sent on December the 22nd.


Placements are going to be based on fall 2008 grades. The price will be $1500 which includes breakfast, dinner, transportation, and accommodation. It is only open to our students in 8th grade and up.

6th and 7th graders might qualify by nomination only.

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TRIP TO TURKEY FOR PARENTS: A 10 day trip to Turkey for our parents between May 30th and June the 9th, 2009. Applications and $400 nonrefundable fees are due by February 10, 2009. The price will be $1950 that includes breakfast, dinner, transportation, and accommodation.

TURKISH LANGUAGE CAMP: A 30 day Turkish Language Camp in Summer Break for our students. Applications and $400 nonrefundable fees are due by February 10, 2009. The price will be $1950, and it includes breakfast, lunch, dinner, transportation, and accommodation.

Scholarships/discounts are available based on the score received from the Turkish Language test which will be given prior to the deadline to pay the application fee.


It is only open to our school students who are attending 8th grade and up.

TRIP TO TURKEY FOR TEACHERS: A 10 day trip to Turkey during Spring break, between March the 13th and 22nd, 2009. Applications and $400 nonrefundable fees are due by January 10, 2008.

Harmony Science Academy Houston and Harmony Science Academy-Austin both received Bronze Medal from US News Best High Schools 2009 search. They were selected from a pool of 21,000 public high schools.
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We have our library up and running thanks to our parents’ and teachers’ invaluable contributions. We already purchased Accelerated Reader program to monitor the reading pattern and level of our students. Our parents are able to keep track of their kids’ reading online by means of AR program as well. However, AR itself is not enough for our teachers to incorporate their daily lesson plans with the readings of our students. read more . . . We needed a guided reading program for this purpose. So far, our teachers were using an online guided reading program which was providing limited help in this regard, in addition to a good deal of time that they spent in front of the copier to make multiple copies of different online books. Fortunately, there is a guided reading program (RIGBY) available for our teachers’ use which will make their life much easier to increase your child’s reading level much easier and faster. However, we did not foresee the need for such a program assuming that AR is to suffice and did not allocate the fund, which turned out to be $25,000, in our budget for this school year and we don’t want to wait for another year to purchase it. That is why we are going to organize different fundraising activities by the end of January 2009 to purchase a complete set, if we can raise $25,000 or more, otherwise, a customized set. Any amount above $25,000 will be used to support ISWEEEP 2009, which is one of the two top international science fairs, organized by our parent organization, Cosmos Foundation, Inc.
This week’s fundraising activity is “Dollars and Penny Drive Contest” between homerooms. Any cash or coin amount is acceptable. The homeroom that raises the most money per student by 5:30pm on Friday the 5th will win a free dress day on Monday the 8th. You can come in and make your contribution at the front desk at any time at your convenience. We will announce the amount raised weekly on our website. Thank you for your kindly support in this matter. For more information, you can contact Mr. Tekin.

We had our second annual Science Fair on November, the 15th. This year we had 136 individual and team projects.
Parent, teacher, student cooperation made this event a huge success. All students deserve a big congratulation! for the amazing job they did prior and during Science Fair. Judges, we had around 40 of them most of which were professors or PhD students at Texas A&M, were very impressed with the talents the students presented to them.
Our PTO diligently worked to decorate the school before the Science Fair, provide the food for the day and our parents were very generous about donating the food to support the school.
Our parents were very responsive about recruiting the judges. Without their help, we would not be able to recruit so many highly qualified judges. All of the students are the winners.
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Cosmos Foundation, the parent company for Harmony School System, organized an International Project Olympiad, I-SWEEEP (International Sustainable World Energy- Engineering- Environment Project Olympiad), between May 1 thru May 5, 2008, in George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston. It has been a huge event with the participation of hundreds of students from 42 states and 57 countries all around the world. For more info visit I-SWEEEP's website at www.isweeep.org.


2 of our students represented our school in ISWEEEP 2008 and did a great job.
Connor Hamilton received silver medal and Druck Green received Bronze medal in Junior Engineering category. Congratulations!

Texas State Science and Engineering Fair was held in San Antonio on April the 10th-12th. One of our 6th graders, Druck Green, received 1st place in the category of Materials and Bioengineering. Congratulations for a job well done.
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Harmony students participated in the Regional Science Fair with 14 distinguished projects in Math, Science, Computer, and Engineering categories. Hundreds of students from the counties of Bastrop, Brazos, Burleson, Fayette, Lee, Travis, Washington, and Williamson; and Prairie Lea School in Caldwell County, St. Stevens School in Hays County, and Dripping Springs ISD in Hays County were in Austin, on February the 21st, for the Regional Science Fair in which Harmony students did a marvelous job.
Here are top Harmony winners:
Amar Gawande, ………2nd Place, in Microbiology
Druck Green, ………….2nd Place, in Engineering
Amber Mahmood, ……3rd Place, in Mathematical Sciences
Connor Hamilton, ……3rd Place, in Computer Science
Shankar Srinivasan, .5th place, in Environmental Sciences

We had our Grand Opening and 1st Annual Science Fair on December the 8th. It was a huge success with the involvement of parents, students, teachers and other community members.

Our distinguished guests were D. Mark Conlee (Mayor of Bryan), David Watkins (City Manager of Bryan), Royce Hickman (President and CEO of Chamber of Commerce of Bryan/College Station), Don McLeroy (Member of State Board of Education), Dave Ruesink (Councilmember of College Station) and Dr. Sel (Superintendent).

“AND SCIENCE FOR ALL”
An article was published in The Eagle on our Science Fair. Click here to read the article.