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The Harrison Central School District believes the most important endeavor of a community is the commitment of parents, community members, and educators to ensure an enriching and empowering education for all of its children.
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The Harrison Central School District believes the most important endeavor of a community is the commitment of parents, community members, and educators to ensure an enriching and empowering education for all of its children.
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The Harrison Central School District believes the most important endeavor of a community is the commitment of parents, community members, and educators to ensure an enriching and empowering education for all of its children.
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HCSD's Fine and Performing Arts Department affords all students the opportunity to study music, visual art, dance, and theatre, providing every child with experiences that promote life-long participation and enjoyment of the arts. We embrace the cooperative work of parents, teachers, students, and the community, and are invested in a collaborative approach to support student development and success.
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The Harrison Athletics program is built on the principles of Rigor, Development, Communication, and Accountability. Harrison coaches work to develop programs based on communication, clear expectations, ongoing feedback, accountability and developing self-advocacy in our student athletes. We are committed to meeting the standards of high expectation and maximum effort on and off the field.
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Husky Day: Making Connections, Meeting New Friends, Having Fun

Jun 27 2023 5:05 AM

Husky Day: Making Connections, Meeting New Friends, Having Fun

The excitement in the HHS gym was electric as fifth grade students from Parsons, Purchase, Harrison Avenue, and Preston Elementary Schools gathered together for Husky Day. Throughout the day students participated in ice-breaker and team building activities developed by the District’s K-12 Physical Education and Health faculty and facilitated by student peer leaders from the high school. Husky Day is an integral part of the transition to middle school, and introduces 5th graders from across our four elementary schools prior to arriving at LMK in the fall.

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