• At your school site • Your child will get into physically great shape and learn valuable self-defense skills… • Tuesday & Thursday • 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM • $ 50 monthly
*$ 80 uniform fee
Harmony Schools Engineering Program Fall 2010
Classes run September 8 - December 17, 2010
Grades K through 5 (Wednesday) 3:00-4:00pm
Building Brains – Lego I- II ( K-5th Grade ) BuildingBrains uses LEGO Duplo and K’NEX educational kits to BUILD math and science skills. These educational building kits have specially designed gears, levers and pulleys that teach students to build simple machines that really work. Our students will BUILD simple machines while BUILDING fine motor skills and confidence. Classes are designed to reinforce classroom curriculum.
Information for Lunch Money Deposit (NO CASH WILL BE ACCEPTED for ANY PAYMENT)
If your child is buying school lunch, here is what you need to do: 1. Deposit money, at least $25, into your child's account at the front office. Your payment will be entered in our school database.
2. As your child eats breakfast/lunch, the price of lunch/breakfast will be deducted from the account.
3. If your balance is $5 or less, you should make another deposit. Your child will still get breakfast/lunch.
4. If your balance is negative , your child will not get breakfast/lunch.
When you login to our database, under link OTHER, you can see your balance
NOTE: No Cash will be accepted at the front office. The payment options will be as follows.
Personel Check Money Order Credit Card
KBR GIFTS $30,000 to Cosmos Foundation (Harmony Public Schools)
The Cosmos Foundation, that owns and operates Harmony Public Schools (HPS), receives $30,000 donation from KBR. The ceremony held at Cosmos Foundation on June 17 was highlighted with the presentation of a check conferred by Mr. Richard Jennings, Senior Manager of Community Relations & Contributions for KBR and presented to Dr. Soner Tarim, Superintendent of Harmony Public Schools. Also in attendance were HPS parents and students. read more . . .
First Annual Spanish Olympiad Was a Huge Success
Proudly Announce we left the First Annual Spanish Olympiad contest with students performing in various catagories. Students, parents and teachers were all present at this very exciting show. Judges had a hard time choosing the best 3 performances, since all performances were worthy of recognition.It was held at Harmony Science Academy NW on Saturday May 8th,2010.
Categories: Poetry Singing Talent
Mexico Trip
Some of our Harmony students,parents and teachers went to trip to Mexico which is the 3rd country with most places considered Humanity Heritage,the combination of prehispanic, colonial and modern cultures, and of course they got LOTS of FUN!!!!
2010 - 2011 HSS Academic Calendar
Dear parents/Students,
2010 - 2011 HSS Academic Calendar is now udpated. Please click here to see the academic calendar. read more . . .
HSS Students work with Texas A&M Department of Chemical Engineering
Sarah Akbani, a ninth-grade student from Harmony School of Science in Houston working with Zhengdong Cheng, assistant professor in the Artie McFerrin Department of Chemical Engineering at Texas A&M University, has received a bronze medal in the International Sustainable World Energy, Engineering and Environment Project (ISWEEEP) Olympiad, an international science fair for middle and high school students.
Akbani, who is working in Cheng’s complex fluids laboratory was recognized for her research dealing with efficiently extracting heavy oils using Janus particles. Collaborating with Cheng and graduate students Andres Mejia and Peng He, Akbani used Janus particles to effectively emulsify oil that is difficult to extract from the ground. Janus particles are two-faced nanoparticles.
Brian Xu, a Harmony 8th grader, became a member of Texas MathCounts team and will go to National Math Counts. The state team is made up based on the top 4 scorers in the entire state and the individual performances. Brian came as the 3rd top scorer in the state competition.
In addition, Harmony MathCounts team placed second in the state competition. Two members of the team, Brian Xu and and Paul Cruz placed in top 10 and took part in Countdown (fast-paced oral competition for top-scoring individuals; in this round, pairs of Mathletes compete against each other and the clock to solve math problems).
Governor Rick Perry honored the awards ceremony and presented the awards for the top 10 scorers.
Congratulations to Harmony MathCounts Team, their teachers and parents and best of luck to Brian in the National MathCounts.
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