We donāt just give students an education and experiences that set them up for success in a career. We help them succeed in their careerāto discover a field theyāre passionate about and dare to lead it.
Please join PASTA at 7pm tonight 4/23 for a virtual meeting to discuss Staff Appreciation Week and the open PASTA positions they need to fill for next year. Hope to see you there! ... See MoreSee Less
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Mark your calendars and come out to the Red Robin in Burlington to support the Hawbridge Beta Club on April 25th! ... See MoreSee Less
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The Upper School is having another D&D night tomorrow! ... See MoreSee Less
Andrew Ross. Funds donated to ALS. Thank you.
Earthday throwback to remind you of our celebration tomorrow! Kids need to be prepared to be outside all day 7-12 and all morning K-6. Full water bottles, sunscreen, and appropriate clothing. We are so excited to celebrate this special event! ... See MoreSee Less
Ms. Stabenow's Biology classes examined fossils and did a mini fossil dig today, finding sharks teeth, coral, and shells galore! Ecology class dissected owl pellets and discovered up to four skulls in their pellets. Hands-on learning helps cement concepts in studentsā minds, and also-itās really fun! ... See MoreSee Less
IMPORTANT MESSAGE ABOUT FRIDAY! Earth Day Is Coming to Hawbridge!
The Hawbridge Earth Day celebration is scheduled for Friday, April 19th. All students will participate in Earth Day related activities and presentations throughout the day. Since many of these activities will take place outdoors, it's important to send your students with appropriate shoes and clothing that are comfortable for walking and outdoor exploration. Additionally, please be sure to apply bug spray and sunblock. Students will not need to bring any classroom materials for the day. Upper School students may have the opportunity to get wet in Mote's Creek in the afternoon and may want to bring water shoes and/or a towel. Students should also be sent with snacks that can be eaten "on the go." Students will return to their school buildings for lunch, but may need to have snacks while out experiencing our Earth Day events.
Because students will be rotating to activities at locations all around Saxapahaw throughout the day, please plan ahead if you know that you will need to pick your student up early. Locating your student's class and bringing your child back to the school building will take additional time. Whenever possible, please notify the building manager (Judith Garbus or Ali Miller) and your student's teacher of a planned early dismissal as soon as possible.Thank you to all our community members who will be participating as presenters and volunteers! It will be a fun and enriching day.
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