
Students in Ms. Habowski's Second Grade class celebrated Easter by making a fun Easter snack. Students enjoyed making and eating edible nests with eggs.





Over the winter months, students in Ms. Rhodes' 2nd Grade class built an igloo in their classroom from milk jugs. They spent time in the igloo reading, doing school work, or resting with friends. Now that spring has arrived, their igloo has since melted.


First Grade students and teachers took advantage of the warm weather yesterday to take their math lesson outside. Students used chalk to practice using different measurement techniques. Some students even had the opportunity to measure Mr. Fetterman!




2nd graders in Ms. Rhodes' class zoomed into the Easter season by completing a listening activity, and they built a Rabbit Twinkie car with edible ingredients.



The luck of the Irish was recently with 2nd grade students in Ms. Rhodes' class. They took a math challenge and earned their clouds and each color in the rainbow to create their own edible rainbow.





This is a reminder that tomorrow, April 5, and Thursday, April 6, are snow make-up days. Tomorrow will be a full day, and Thursday will be a half-day with students being dismissed at 11:00 AM. Students will return to classes on Tuesday, April 11.

Bianca Ward is currently student teaching in Mrs. Habowski's 2nd Grade class. She completed her Practicum with Mrs. Habowski in the Fall, so she has benefited from enhanced familiarity with her students and the classroom environment. Learn more about Miss Ward below.


S.A.V.E. Club is selling t-shirts for grades K-12. Each t-shirt is $5 and pickup will be March 28th and April 4th from 3:00pm-5:00pm in the new gym lobby. Proceeds will benefit the S.A.V.E. Club and the Save A Life Walk. Please fill out the form if interested.
https://forms.office.com/r/BsS5FYFZ5e


The High School Science Club is selling Earth Day T-Shirts for grades K-12. Below is the order form and the shirt design. Shirts will be available to pick up during the week of April 17th. Funds will be put toward HS Science Club projects.
https://forms.gle/YFVsUxfvB3jduBYL7


Students from Southern Columbia Area School District, along with 18 other school districts throughout Carbon, Dauphin, Northumberland, and Schuylkill counties, will compete in the Spartan Games on May 9th. The Spartan Games will be held at North Schuylkill School District and include athletic events and carnival games. Today, athletes from Mount Carmel Area School District passed the torch to Southern Columbia athletes. The next stop for the torch is in Shenandoah Valley School District.




Amaya Copeland is student teaching in 1st Grade with Mrs. Hockenbroch. Our "Teachers of Tomorrow" feature allows you to learn a little more about Miss Copeland. She is really enjoying her time working in our elementary school.


Mr. Hauer’s and student teacher Mrs. Ivey celebrated St. Patrick’s Day with students by recognizing good deeds. Each time a good deed was recognized, the students were able to deliver a new holiday accessory to elementary school principal Mr. Fetterman.


The following students have all been awarded "Musician of the Week" by Ms. Holtzman over the last few weeks. These students showed respect, helped others, listened well, followed rules, and participated in class. They served as great role models for their classmates.
Congratulations to Kennedy Devine, Chase Keefer, Madalyn Visnosky, Haley Hampton, Landon Persing, Hailey Gemberling, Levin Greco, and Ethan Heiser.







Students in Ms. Habowski's Second Grade class practiced math concepts to help build fruit loop rainbows in celebration of St. Patrick's Day.
Additionally, students from Mrs. Rhodes and Ms. Habowski's Second Grade classes participated in an AG reading activity. Miss Ashley from Rohrbach's came to read to the students, and she did a small activity with the two classes.





Southern Columbia Area School District proudly presents "Bye Bye Birdie." The show will be performed March 23-25 at 7:00pm. Below is the link to purchase tickets for the show. Any questions can be sent to lholtzman@scasd.us. Community members can also come on Monday 3/20, Tuesday 3/21, and Wednesday 3/22 from 5pm-7pm in the New Gym Lobby to purchase tickets.
https://www.onthestage.tickets/show/12-1234567/63c033a642555d3eba0828cb/tickets


Lucky the Leprechaun visited Mrs. Higgins's classroom today. The students created a leprechaun trap, wrote letters to the leprechaun, and together with Mrs. Gledhill, the students observed and tasted "ALL THINGS GREEN." They enjoyed green pancakes, green gummy bears, green juice, green beans, green kiwi, green apples, green peeps, and green Jell-O. The students wrote about their observations and shared them with the class.
Mrs. Hower's 3rd Grade class had plenty of St. Patrick's Day spirit too!





First Grade had a reading challenge over the weekend and was rewarded by getting to "pie" their teacher on Pi Day!


Read Across America Week concluded today with a variety of guest readers across a number of different classes in G.C. Hartman Elementary School. We are so thankful for all of the readers who volunteered their time throughout the week.







Our second installment of "Teachers of Tomorrow" takes us to G.C. Hartman Elementary School, where Madison Hiltpold is student teaching with Mrs. Petro. We hope you enjoy getting to know our aspiring educators over the next couple of months.


FINAL REMINDER: Have you ordered your 2023 Yearbook yet? If not, visit the link below and search for your school(s) of choice. Books for G.C. Hartman Elementary, Southern Columbia Middle School, and Southern Columbia High School can all be ordered from the same site, but make sure you are ordering for the correct school if you are placing multiple orders. Thank you! https://www.jostens.com/yearbooks/students-and-parents/about-yearbooks#affiliate
