Since we need to align our calendar with Harmony Schools in Houston as well as with Bryan/College Station school districts, we needed to have the school open for labor day like CSISD.
ONLINE ACCESS
You can log in to the school database and monitor your child’s progress. What you need to do is to enter your user name and password as shown on the left and click on login button.
User Name: Student’s first name and last name with a space between them.
Password for new students: Last four digits of the student's social security number.
K thru 3rd graders will have their clubs on Mondays and Tuesdays and 4th thru 8th graders will have their clubs on Thursdays and Fridays. Club sign-in forms will be released before the end of this week. All high school students will have SAT math and English preparation classes during 9th period everyday but Wednesdays. That is why students in grades 9 thru 12 may not participate in regular clubs.
GREAT SUCCESS AT STATE LEVEL SCIENCE FAIR
Kira Metoyer participated in the state level science fair on April the 11th in San Antonio after receiving 2nd place in regional science fair in Austin. She received 4th place in the category of Chemistry with her project “Industrial Arsenic Poisoning: Does it ever go away?” We congratulate Kira for another job well done.
GREAT SUCCESS AT ISWEEEP 2010
Two Harmony BCS students Amar Gawande and Shankar Srinivasan, participated in ISWEEEP-2010 (International Sustainable World-Energy, Engineering & Environment Project Olympiad). Out of more than a thousand students from all around the world, Amar received a gold medal as well as a $500 cash award with his project “Smart Bridges” and Shankar received a silver medal and a $300 cash award with his project “Green Fuel and Clean Water”. I-SWEEEP, an international science project Olympiad, is open to middle and high school students. Students display their projects in three main categories; Energy, Engineering, and Environment to compete for scholarship opportunities and prizes. ISWEEEP 2010 was held between April 14 thru 19.
ODYSSEY OF THE MIND TEAM ADVANCES TO THE STATE COMPETITIONS
For the second year in a row, the Odyssey of the Mind team traveled to Taylor, TX to compete in the Central Texas Regional Odyssey of the Mind Competition. The team, consisting of Alyssa Claypoole, Maddie Hines, Courtney Lee, Amber Mahmood, Lauren Matthews, and Mary Kate Walker, has been working very hard since September to prepare for the competition under the supervision of their coaches Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Carter. Their hard work and dedication paid off as they won first place in their problem and division. They will move on to the State Competition in Houston on April 17. Congratulations and good luck at the state competition.
GREAT SUCCESS AT 2010 REGIONAL SCIENCE FAIR
Harmony students participated in the Regional Science Fair with 12 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 25th, for the Regional Science Fair 2009 in which Harmony students did a marvelous job.
Here are top Harmony winners:
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Shankar Srinivasan, Amar Gawande & Kira Metoyer advanced to the Texas State Science Fair which will be held on April the 9th thru 12th, in San Antonio.
We had our third annual Science Fair on November, the 14th. This year we had 137 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 30 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 during the science fair, provided breakfast and refreshments for judges, teachers and volunteers.
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. Here are the top winners. read more . . .