✨Way to go, Eastyn! Congratulations!👏
First grade spent some time studying clouds and different types of weather. They wrote facts about each type of weather, read books, and made crafts that explained the water cycle and different toys of clouds.
Congratulations to our Hardin Northern Indoor Track State Qualifiers!
We are proud to recognize our athletes who have qualified for the 2026 Division 3 & 4 Indoor State Track Meet this Saturday, March 7th.
Please click the link below for the schedule and event times.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1KrDtc5eRxffu7FONjVr3esEA3FTRe_Tz_lcWn6bcouo/edit?tab=t.0
Good luck, Bears!
We are proud to recognize our athletes who have qualified for the 2026 Division 3 & 4 Indoor State Track Meet this Saturday, March 7th.
Please click the link below for the schedule and event times.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1KrDtc5eRxffu7FONjVr3esEA3FTRe_Tz_lcWn6bcouo/edit?tab=t.0
Good luck, Bears!
✨Congratulations Izzabella & Sophia!👏
Congratulations to our Lady Bear athletes and Coach Mast who were recognized last night at the NWCC Winter Sports Banquet. Congratulations on a great season!
🏀NWCC-League Runner-Up
🏀First Team-Addy Bacon
🏀First Team-Baylie Bacon
🏀Second Team-Lainey Thomas
🏀Honorable Mention-Olivia Camper
🏀Honorable Mention-Lauren Spearman
🏀Coach of the Year-Brady Mast
🏀NWCC-League Runner-Up
🏀First Team-Addy Bacon
🏀First Team-Baylie Bacon
🏀Second Team-Lainey Thomas
🏀Honorable Mention-Olivia Camper
🏀Honorable Mention-Lauren Spearman
🏀Coach of the Year-Brady Mast
Talent show auditions start March 16th.
Mark your calendars! Hardin Northern's Talent Show will be on April 17th!
Mark your calendars! Hardin Northern's Talent Show will be on April 17th!
✨Congratulations Colton & La'Meirh!👏
Conner Halsey has finished his 5th grade 40 Book Challenge! Great job, Conner!
✨Way to go, Jack! Congratulations!👏
💗Mark Your Calendars! 💗
Join us for the Hardin Northern Father-Daughter Dance on Saturday, March 7th! This special evening is open to HN Pre-K through 6th grade girls for a night of music, dancing, and unforgettable memories.
This year’s dance is proudly hosted by the HN History Brigade, and all proceeds will support their organization.
Join us for the Hardin Northern Father-Daughter Dance on Saturday, March 7th! This special evening is open to HN Pre-K through 6th grade girls for a night of music, dancing, and unforgettable memories.
This year’s dance is proudly hosted by the HN History Brigade, and all proceeds will support their organization.
Mark your calendars!🎤🎶
✨Congratulations Mia & Brantley!👏
Motivation Monday!
“Mistakes are proof that you’re trying.”
Don’t be afraid to get it wrong-that’s how you get it right. Polar Bears, every stumble is just a stepping stone to something better. Keep trying, keep learning, and keep going!
Let’s make it a great week, Bears!
“Mistakes are proof that you’re trying.”
Don’t be afraid to get it wrong-that’s how you get it right. Polar Bears, every stumble is just a stepping stone to something better. Keep trying, keep learning, and keep going!
Let’s make it a great week, Bears!
✨Congratulations Javier & Aria!👏
Yesterday, our students in grades 9–12 had the opportunity to hear from Laurie Poland from Hope House in Findlay, who spoke about the impact of poverty and homelessness in our communities. This presentation was part of Katie Hipsher’s Ag Business Passion Project.
Laurie shared the many different paths that can lead to homelessness, the resources available right here in our area, and how often we may not realize the challenges faced by those around us.
Students also participated in an activity that put them in the shoes of teenagers experiencing homelessness, where they had to make difficult decisions about everyday situations. It was eye-opening, informative, and truly meaningful.
A huge thank you to Laurie for taking the time to come speak with us and for helping our students better understand compassion, awareness, and the importance of community support.
Laurie shared the many different paths that can lead to homelessness, the resources available right here in our area, and how often we may not realize the challenges faced by those around us.
Students also participated in an activity that put them in the shoes of teenagers experiencing homelessness, where they had to make difficult decisions about everyday situations. It was eye-opening, informative, and truly meaningful.
A huge thank you to Laurie for taking the time to come speak with us and for helping our students better understand compassion, awareness, and the importance of community support.
Learning is magically delicious in 2nd grade! 🍀✨
Today we practiced collecting data, creating bar graphs, and analyzing our results using Lucky Charms cereal! Students sorted, counted, graphed, and compared their marshmallows like real mathematicians.Hands-on learning (with a little sweetness!) makes math concepts stick!
Today we practiced collecting data, creating bar graphs, and analyzing our results using Lucky Charms cereal! Students sorted, counted, graphed, and compared their marshmallows like real mathematicians.Hands-on learning (with a little sweetness!) makes math concepts stick!
Our elementary Polar Bears will be celebrating Read Across America Week starting with Dr. Seuss's birthday on Monday, March 2. Please help us celebrate and promote reading by joining in the fun!
Throwback Thursday – Class of 1971!
Today’s Throwback Thursday comes from the 1971 Northern Lites, featuring the senior class!
It doesn’t look like everyone was ready for this snapshot, but that’s part of the charm! 😄 These photos are a wonderful reminder of the memories, personalities, and school spirit that have shaped Hardin Northern over the years.
Today’s Throwback Thursday comes from the 1971 Northern Lites, featuring the senior class!
It doesn’t look like everyone was ready for this snapshot, but that’s part of the charm! 😄 These photos are a wonderful reminder of the memories, personalities, and school spirit that have shaped Hardin Northern over the years.
🔔 The British are Coming! (And Our 4th Graders Know It!)
Our 4th-grade "Makers" just finished an incredible cross-curricular adventure that brought history to life with a modern, high-tech twist! 💡📜
To wrap up their latest unit, students combined their knowledge of Social Studies and Science to tackle a high-stakes challenge: building an early warning system for the American Revolution.
🛠️ The Mission
Using Snap Circuits, students stepped into the shoes of colonial engineers. Their goal? To design and build functional alarm systems that could have theoretically alerted the Americans that the British were marching.
📚 Why it Matters
This project wasn't just about snapping wires together; it was a deep dive into two worlds:
Science: Students mastered the flow of electricity, understanding open vs. closed circuits and how to integrate switches and buzzers.
Social Studies: They explored the urgency of the Revolutionary War and the critical importance of communication during Paul Revere’s era.
Seeing our students bridge the gap between 18th-century history and 21st-century technology was truly "electrifying!" We are so proud of their problem-solving skills and creativity.
Our 4th-grade "Makers" just finished an incredible cross-curricular adventure that brought history to life with a modern, high-tech twist! 💡📜
To wrap up their latest unit, students combined their knowledge of Social Studies and Science to tackle a high-stakes challenge: building an early warning system for the American Revolution.
🛠️ The Mission
Using Snap Circuits, students stepped into the shoes of colonial engineers. Their goal? To design and build functional alarm systems that could have theoretically alerted the Americans that the British were marching.
📚 Why it Matters
This project wasn't just about snapping wires together; it was a deep dive into two worlds:
Science: Students mastered the flow of electricity, understanding open vs. closed circuits and how to integrate switches and buzzers.
Social Studies: They explored the urgency of the Revolutionary War and the critical importance of communication during Paul Revere’s era.
Seeing our students bridge the gap between 18th-century history and 21st-century technology was truly "electrifying!" We are so proud of their problem-solving skills and creativity.
Good luck, Bears!🏀
