Book Blast begins TODAY! All you have to do is invite 10+ friends/family to earn 3 awesome prizes & a chance to win one of four (4) Treasure Chests or an iPad!
Visit https://bookblast.booksarefun.com/HawthorneES46219/ and unlock treasure. It takes just 7 minutes TONIGHT. #BookBlast #UnlockTheTreasure.
The first 75 to register and invite 10+ friends and family members will receive the 3 prizes the very next day! Any student who qualifies after that will still receive the 3 prizes after the event.
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Who knew learning English letters could be this much fun!!!! Every day is a great day for fun and active learning at Hawthorne!
Today is International Women's Day and Hawthorne wants to recognize each and every woman who works hard to make a difference in our students' lives. Everyday, you put our Hawks first, and it shows. Thank you for all that you do for our school and for the greater Warren community.
Thank you to everyone who came to Roller Cave last night! We have only ONE MORE SKATE NIGHT left of this school year!! Hope we see you there! Here's a short clip of all the fun had last night! https://drive.google.com/file/d/17tNxyxbR_ode2kcU2FhUzNbTry9attB3/view
Since March is Women's History Month, it's the best time to showcase our awesome STEM teacher, Ms. Terry!! STEM stands for Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, which is still a male dominated field. Ms. Terry defies the odds as a woman in STEM, showing our Hawks that women can do anything they set their minds to! Thank you for all of the science and FUN you bring to Hawthorne!
If you think it's the students who are most excited about the gym, you are mistaken! Our HawkStaff is so excited and ready for all of the fun to be had in our new space!!!
Book Blast event starts next week! We will set off in search of treasure building home libraries. Follow the steps on the Treasure Map coming home next week to embark on a quest to earn prizes and books.
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Today is March 3, which means it's World Wildlife Day! Earth is full of so many beautiful and magnificent creatures (especially Hawks!!!). What is your favorite animal?
Our second graders had a GREAT time today at the Children's Museum learning all about things from dinosaurs, to how to work through different emotions to, pop culture items and icons that shaped American history! It was a great day to be a Hawk!
March is also MUSIC IN OUR SCHOOLS MONTH!! Music is so important and so are the lovely ladies who teach our Hawks! Thank you Mrs. Wynn and Ms. Condra for the love, silliness, and MUSIC that you bring to our students and school!
This month, Hawthorne honors all of the women who helped pave a path for all other women to walk on. Happy Women's History Month!
What could be better than Hawthorne opening up our new gym!? HAVING A NEW GYM OPENING DAY ASSEMBL!!!!! It was so fun sharing excitement with the entire school this morning! We look forward to hosting when we can in the future!
We all hope that you enjoyed our Black History Month Spotlight series and learned a thing or two as well. Thank you for following along and meeting influential Black individuals who have worked to create a better tomorrow for everyone.
Today's the last day of Hawthorne's Black History Month Spotlights. We're ending with athlete, Jackie Robinson #42. Like many things during this time, sporting teams were segregated. Jackie was hand selected to break the color barrier in sports, specifically baseball.
What are you doing THIS SATURDAY MORNING?! If you can, check out this awesome Book Drive Kickoff in Fishers! Details on the flier. Hope you can make it!
Hawthorne's Black History Month Spotlight: Dorothy Johnson Vaughan AKA "Human Computer". Vaughan was part of a team that did mathematical calculations to help launch satellites(and later humans)into space.She watched as her profession went from a time of segregation to inclusion.
Reminder!!! Yearbooks this year are $19 and you'll be entered into a drawing for Hawthorne spirit wear as well!!!! Please let us know if you have any questions!
BHM spotlight: Fredrick Douglas. Douglas was taught to read while enslaved. He escaped and found himself in the Northern US, speaking to abolitionists about his life. He was such an amazing speaker that he started traveling the northern states to convince people to end slavery.
