Programs

HMS Kindergarten Handbook

Dear Parents: It is my great pleasure to welcome you to our Kindergarten program at Harold Martin School.  You will find our school and teachers to be warm, inviting and eager to accept your child as part of our community.  At Harold Martin School your child will gain many academic and social skills that will provide a foundation for years to come.... [Read more of this review]

Title 1 Parent’s Guide

Parent’s Guide to Title 1 At Harold Martin School The Title 1 program at Harold Martin School is a federally funded program that is designed to support academically at-risk students in the area of literacy. How is eligibility determined? Eligibility is determined when beginning of the year assessment results and classroom performance fall below grade... [Read more of this review]

Important Preschool Info 2010-11

Important Family Information for Preschool 2010-11 Preschool Letter Summer2010 Preschool Newsletter September 2010  Read More →

Physical Education

P.E. News From Mr. Girzone Check out his website here.  Read More →

The Big Picture

Check out the art wiki at: http://www.homeworknow.com/hwnow/gethw.php?username=KEMERSON Here you can find plenty of student work in grades P-6. The Big Picture From Mrs. Emerson Preschool students have been creating hats, monkeys, and jungles in the art room.  Students used several art supplies to collage patterns on a cap.   We looked at Henri Rousseau’s... [Read more of this review]

Preschool Newsletter

PreSchool Newsletter May 2012 Preschool Newsletter April 2012 Preschool Newsletter March 2012 Preschool Newsletter Feb.2012 Preschool Newsletter January 2012 Preschool Newsletter Dec. 2011 Preschool Newsletter November 2011 Preschool Newsletter Oct.2001 HMS Preschool Newsletter September 2011 Preschool Newsletter May 2011 Preschool Newsletter April... [Read more of this review]

Art Web Site

Our Elementary Art Teacher Kim Emerson has established an online Art Gallery. Check it out at: http://www.homeworknow.com/hwnow/gethw.php?username=KEMERSON It is always a work in progress and will be changed from time to time. Feel free to email comments to Kim at: kemerson@hopkintonschools.org.  Read More →

Blue Ribbon Award for Volunteerism

We are pleased to announce that Harold Martin School once again won the Blue Ribbon Award for volunteerism from the New Hampshire Partners in Education  due to our exemplary program. We were recognized along with many other schools in the state on October 26. Arlene McGrath, Amy Licata, and Julie Morris were the directors last year and they deserve... [Read more of this review]

The 3 B’s

The 3 B’s are our school wide rules: * Be safe * Be respectful * Be responsible I  have a recording of the song online, on our podcast page. You can access it here. In fact, our kindergarten children came home earlier this year with a flyer regarding the 3 B’s after learning the rules and song from our School Counselor Jackie Kleiner, Behavioral... [Read more of this review]

Hopkinton School District Preschool Program

Hopkinton School District Preschool Program The Hopkinton Preschool is an integrated preschool setting where children with special needs are included in a classroom with typically developing children.  In an integrated classroom, children with special needs have the opportunity to observe typically developing children, who serve as positive role models... [Read more of this review]

Student Pick Up and Drop Off

Children should not arrive before 7:30 AM each day. If parents transport, students may be dropped off at the area indicated in the large parking lot between 7:30 and 8:00 AM. It is imperative that parents follow the traffic patterns established by the school when dropping students off. It is preferred that parents not park their cars and walk their... [Read more of this review]

School Bus Safety

School buses are quite safe and easily the safest means for children to get to school and back. But here are some practical lessons taken partly from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and my own background to maximize their protection: 1. Allow plenty of time to get kids to the bus stop. Children who are late may be tempted to run into... [Read more of this review]

Reaching For The Stars

Reaching for The Stars and Expanding Horizons Reaching for The Stars and Maple Street’s version, Expanding Horizons, are enrichment programs which run every Friday for six weeks every spring. The program exists on the generosity of talented Hopkinton parents and community members and has grown in participation through the years. In fact, RFTS is essentially... [Read more of this review]

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