Miss Merookβs student teacher, Miss Sandri, created a bright and engaging bulletin board to support our SEL focus on Healthy Communication. Students spent time looking at the key talking points and discussing how they connect to the ideas shared in Mr. Romigβs video lessons. It was a great opportunity for students to think about how they communicate with others and why healthy communication matters in everyday life.
Mrs. Howerβs class also had something to celebrate. Students showed their Tiger pride by wearing black and gold, filling the room with school spirit and positive energy. It was a simple but fun way for the class to come together and show support for our school community.
Mrs. Howerβs class also had something to celebrate. Students showed their Tiger pride by wearing black and gold, filling the room with school spirit and positive energy. It was a simple but fun way for the class to come together and show support for our school community.


Mrs. McWilliamsβ 1st graders are exploring the instruments of the band and orchestra during their music unit by listening to Peter and the Wolf. The students are loving learning how each character is represented by a different instrument, and theyβre so excited to hear these instruments in person soon! πΆ

Mrs. Deljanovan partnered with Mrs. Huntingtonβs class to give students a handsβon, realβworld learning experience! Students practiced direction following and everyday life skills by placing stickers on coffee cup sleeves and creating βKindness Krunchβ trail mix, all while building sequencing and socialβpragmatic skills.
Students then prepared and sold their items during the PAWsitive Leaders Coffee Cart, giving them a chance to apply what theyβve learned and spread kindness throughout the elementary schoolβs faculty and staff. βππΎ
Students then prepared and sold their items during the PAWsitive Leaders Coffee Cart, giving them a chance to apply what theyβve learned and spread kindness throughout the elementary schoolβs faculty and staff. βππΎ






Middle school students held a carnival for Southernβs pre-kindergarten students. They generated ideas, built the games, and helped the children play them. The activity was facilitated by Mrs. Long and Mrs. Race.





Kindergarten Prom - Save the Date!
π March 20, 2026
π§6:00-8:00 pm
πHS Cafeteria
The Class of 2027 proudly presents a night of celebrating little hearts and big milestones. Kindergarten Prom is a joyful event where our youngest learners dress to impress, hold hands with friends, and dance their way through memories that will be treasured for years to come. With giggles, music, and bright smiles, this special evening honors how much they've grown and the beautiful beginning of their journey ahead. Permission forms will be going home with students during the first week of March.
π March 20, 2026
π§6:00-8:00 pm
πHS Cafeteria
The Class of 2027 proudly presents a night of celebrating little hearts and big milestones. Kindergarten Prom is a joyful event where our youngest learners dress to impress, hold hands with friends, and dance their way through memories that will be treasured for years to come. With giggles, music, and bright smiles, this special evening honors how much they've grown and the beautiful beginning of their journey ahead. Permission forms will be going home with students during the first week of March.

A student from Mrs. Traughβs class joined several of Mrs. Grattiβs students to collaborate on a Valentineβs Day craft today. It was a great opportunity for creativity and teamwork, and a fun way to celebrate the season of friendship and kindness. π


Calling all softball players in Grades 1st-6th! Join us for the Lady Tigerβs softball camp: a fun, skill-building day for young athletes. Fill out the attached registration form located on our Southern Columbia Softball Facebook and make all checks payable to SCA Softball Boosters. Come learn, train, and play like a Tiger!! π€π

Today, Miss Chittum teamed up with Mrs. Huntingtonβs class to kick off Part 1 of their Winter Snowflake Art Project. Students got started exploring designs and letting their creativity shine as they began this seasonal masterpiece. We canβt wait to see how their snowflakes take shape! βοΈβοΈβοΈ
Kindergarten registration is here! The online registration form opens on February 2nd. Registration days will be March 9th-11th with the 12th and 13th being used as needed. Please note that when you fill out the online form you must select an in-person time for the days in March as walk-ins will not be accepted.

Due to the week's closures/delays the following Lunches will be served at GC Hartman Elementary:
TODAY, 1-28-26: Build You Hot Dog: Choice of Sauerkraut/Chili/Cheese; Steamed Green Beans, Sliced Pears
TOMORROW, 1-29-26: Grilled Cheese Sandwich w/ Tomato Soup; Steamed Green Beans; Sliced Peaches
FRIDAY, 1-30-26: Detroit Style Pepperoni Pizza; Broccoli w/ Cheese Sauce; Ruby Applesauce
Alternates will remain the same as originally on the menu.
TODAY, 1-28-26: Build You Hot Dog: Choice of Sauerkraut/Chili/Cheese; Steamed Green Beans, Sliced Pears
TOMORROW, 1-29-26: Grilled Cheese Sandwich w/ Tomato Soup; Steamed Green Beans; Sliced Peaches
FRIDAY, 1-30-26: Detroit Style Pepperoni Pizza; Broccoli w/ Cheese Sauce; Ruby Applesauce
Alternates will remain the same as originally on the menu.
Our first graders have been busy painting beautiful symmetrical butterflies. With a little paint and a simple fold, their artwork came to life in bright, creative designs! π¦







7th grader Aaliyah Rowe stepped into the role of teacher as she designed and led a presentation and handsβon activity for Mrs. Pfirman's 3rd grade class. Aaliyah created an interactive lesson on the solar system and then guided students as they designed their own planets. ππͺ


Save the date for the 2026 Daddy/Daughter Dance on April 10 from 6:00 to 7:30 PM for girls in grades Kβ5. See the flyer for more details! π©°

Save the date for the 2026 Daddy/Daughter Dance on April 3rd from 6:00 to 7:30 PM for girls in grades Kβ5. See the flyer for more details! π©°

βοΈ Congratulations to our December Students of the MonthβοΈ
A big thank you to BJ Snyder from State Farm Insurance for joining us in celebrating these outstanding students!
Front Row (L-R): Mason McHale, Cody Cuff, Amelia Eyer, Emma Murdock, Lucas Carl, Erin Avellino, Harper Medon
Back Row: BJ Snyder, Mason Weaver
Keep up the amazing work! ππ€
A big thank you to BJ Snyder from State Farm Insurance for joining us in celebrating these outstanding students!
Front Row (L-R): Mason McHale, Cody Cuff, Amelia Eyer, Emma Murdock, Lucas Carl, Erin Avellino, Harper Medon
Back Row: BJ Snyder, Mason Weaver
Keep up the amazing work! ππ€

Last week kicked off 12 Days of Holidays fun hosted by Student Council! π
Students and staff have been encouraged to show their holiday spirit by participating in themed dress-up days. Everyone who joins in is entered to win a prize at the end of the spirit days. π
Thank you to everyone who has already participated, and donβt forget to keep showing your holiday spirit for the remaining days! π
Contributor: Brooke Knorr, Journalism Staff Member
Students and staff have been encouraged to show their holiday spirit by participating in themed dress-up days. Everyone who joins in is entered to win a prize at the end of the spirit days. π
Thank you to everyone who has already participated, and donβt forget to keep showing your holiday spirit for the remaining days! π
Contributor: Brooke Knorr, Journalism Staff Member









On Friday, the Junior Class hosted a Snowball Dance for the 3rd and 4th graders. The juniors held this event to raise money, as they are the class responsible for hosting prom this year. Students from the junior class helped make this event possible by assisting with handing out food, playing games, and making sure everything went smoothly. Thanks to everyone who came to this event or donated their time and items to make it possible. βοΈ
Contributor: Brooke Knorr, Journalism Staff Member
Contributor: Brooke Knorr, Journalism Staff Member








7th grader Audrina Stefanowicz visited Mrs. Pfirmanβs classroom today to present on starting a business, and she led an engaging activity with the students. Audrina created both a presentation and a worksheet to help students explore entrepreneurship and consider what type of business they might start.



Susquehanna Kids recently visited Mrs. Singley's and Mrs. Long's classrooms to lead an AI/coding workshop. Students got to create a dancing character while applying coding concepts and creativity.Β




π Class of 2028 Afternoon Holiday Celebration! π
Join us for a festive afternoon filled with fun activities, holiday movies, and holiday cheer.
π Date: Sunday, December 14
π Time: 1:00 PM
π Location: High School Auditorium
See the attached flyer for full details!
Join us for a festive afternoon filled with fun activities, holiday movies, and holiday cheer.
π Date: Sunday, December 14
π Time: 1:00 PM
π Location: High School Auditorium
See the attached flyer for full details!

