Gifted and Talented Fall Testing Will be on November 6th, 2017. Contact Ms. Vasquez at kvasquez@harmonytx.org for questions.
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SUBJECT:The University of Texas at Austin Automatic Admission Policy Senate Bill 175, passed by the 81st Texas Legislature, allows The University of Texas at Austin to limit automatic admission to 75 percent of the university’s enrollment capacity designated for first-time resident undergraduate students. The University has determined that it will automatically admit all eligible 2019 summer/fall freshman applicants who rank within the top 6% of their high school graduating classes, with remaining spaces to be filled through holistic review. A letter from University President Gregory L. Fenves is attached to this correspondence. This information should be shared with all high school junior-level students and their parents. If you have questions regarding this policy, please contact Rachelle Hernandez, Senior Vice Provost for Enrollment Management at The University of Texas at Austin, at (512) 471-4363. Sincerely, Mike Morath Commissioner of Education /font> CLICK Here to see more INFO to Register
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Come join us for lots of Fun, Food and Games. Come visit the Haunted House Sponsored by HSA Junior and Seniors. See you there for great family fun. Last day to preorder tickets will be on Wednesday, October 25, 2017, PTO will be located in the Lobby from 3:45 until 5pm for payment. On Friday Oct. 27, 201 our Parking lot closes to Home Depot will be closed at 4: 20pm and asking that if you are waiting on a student or volunteering for the Festival to please park in the larger parking area and parking area in front of the soccer field. Front Gate will be closed at 4:00pm for stage set up.
This Event will begin on Oct. 23-Oct.27
Monday: All Red Day-dress all red for drug free awareness; wear a red shirt wear red shirt Theme Unified to stand up to drugs.
Tuesday: Class color- Freshmen- Red , Sophomores- Blue, Juniors – Black, Seniors-White. 6th-8th Grade “Team-Up Against Drugs” Wear favorite team Jersey.
Wednesday: Pink-out Day, wear pink shirt for breast cancer awareness. Show you Care Be Aware! Please make donations to Mr. Bush, Donations will go to American Cancer Society.
Thursday: Nerd Day, dress like a nerd. Theme“ too smart for drugs”
Friday: Frightening Friday (Costume Day) Theme Scare off the Drugs
For more information and application deadlines, please visit the HAS website at: http://has.aerospacescholars.org. NASA wants today’s students to become the engineers, scientists, researchers and innovators of tomorrow. High School Aerospace Scholars offers a one-of-a-kind experience for Texas high school students to explore the possibilities of a science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) related major or career. Learn more about the program by viewing “High School Aerospace Scholars: A Journey of Discovery.” The adventure starts this fall with an online course and culminates – for students who earn the opportunity – with an onsite summer experience at NASA’s Johnson Space Center. Eligibility: U.S. citizen Texas high school junior Committed to a one-year relationship with NASA Internet access (from home, school or public library) Download the Program Brochure or Poster During the school year you’ll have the opportunity to participate in: Interactive lessons on NASA activities related to space exploration, earth science, technology and aeronautics Design challenges such as 3D drawing, video creation, interactive poster design Virtual chats with NASA engineers and scientists Selected students will be invited to NASA for a week-long residential summer experience of: Team projects and briefings directed by NASA engineers and scientists Hands-on design challenge and engineering activities to plan a mission to Mars Tours of NASA facilities
Dear Parents, Students, and Teachers; Below you will find Harmony Science Academy-San Antonio’s Parent Compact. The Parent Compact is an agreement about how the families and the school will work together to improve student achievement. Also Campus Parental Involvement Policy and District Parental Policy is attached as well. Feedback is needed annually to update current needs.
Parent Resources Education Service Center, Region 20 (ESC-20) is committed to being the definitive choice for educational services, products, information and solutions for parents, caregivers, and families. Parent Network: To subscribe to this group, send an email to subscribe@esc20.info with the term “parentnetwork” in the body of the message. To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to parentnetwork+unsubscribe@esc20.info from the email account you’d like removed. A confirmation of successful removal will follow. /font> CLICK FOR Parent Resource Brochure
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