DONUT forget to RSVP for Donuts with Grown Ups by the end of this week! It is very important for our planning for food and materials. RSVP is required for this event by February 13th. 🍩
Reserve your spot now at https://bit.ly/hardingdwg



Students in our after school book club program with Mrs. Musone read “The Sneaky Sabotage” and then had the opportunity to meet the author at a special family breakfast. Each student had a family member attend to enjoy a Waldameer-Mystery-Themed meal!
Following the Book Club Breakfast, Mr. Gorman also met with our 5th Grade Student Ambassadors to discuss how he followed his dreams to become an author - and the leadership skills it took to get there and become successful.
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Check out Mrs. Trippy, Mrs. Caldwell, Ms. Shutts, Mrs. Baltzer & Miss Nies's photos.


















































Kindergarten: Mrs. Lester - 92.33%
1st Grade: Mrs. Sampsell - 92.64%
2nd Grade: Ms. Shutts - 90.79%
3rd Grade: Ms. Popoff - 90.27%
4th Grade: Ms. Eubank - 91.59%
5th Grade: Ms. Albert - 90.14%
AS: Mrs. Pike-Loesel: 92.5%




















5th graders in Ms. Albert’s class designed and built water filters last week. Their goal was to remove unhealthy materials from water samples and to begin to answer the question: How can we make water healthy?











Please review the details and check with your student before signing them up to be sure this is a program that they will be interested in and enjoy attending.
Grade 2: Board Game Club. Students will learn a new board game each week, with time to play with their peers. https://bit.ly/hardingbgc
Grades 3-5: Challenge 24. If your child enjoys math, this is for them! Some of our parents may remember the Challenge 24 math game from their school days and we are bringing it back. https://bit.ly/harding24
Grades 3-5: Writer's Workshop. Join Ms. Mary and Rumi and practice various styles of writing each week. https://bit.ly/hardingwriters


Congratulations to these students who are not only following the school-wide expectations, but going above & beyond!💜💚










The efforts and contributions of many African American educators and community leaders have helped Erie's Public Schools to become the district it is today. Thank you to all of the amazing individuals who help us continue #buildingexcellencetogether! We are especially grateful for our superintendent, Dr. Natalyn Gibbs, who is dedicated to bringing the community together and supporting our students and their families.
This month our students are learning about the important African American figures throughout history. You can stay up to date on what they are doing each week to celebrate Black History Month by visiting our website: https://www.eriesd.org/blackhistory.

It was truly a showcase of not only academics, but confidence, grit, determination, hard work and dedication.
Congratulations to all of our spellers from the ELEVEN participating schools, you all made us so proud.
Our top 3 spellers were:
🥉3rd Place: Christian from Perry
🥈2nd Place: Christian from Diehl
🥇🏆1st Place: Ivan from Diehl
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