It’s Hot!
It's hot but the first graders still enjoyed their lunch outside on the first day of school.
Lunchtime
First grade teacher Mrs. Forgiel helps a student out during out outside lunch on the first day of school.
First Week Lunch
Pat Raymond, long time member of our Food Service Department, gets ready to serve breakfast on the second day of school.
Happy to see you!
HMS School Counselor Jackie Kleiner greets a student on the first day of school. (It's Jackie's 11th year at HMS!)
Lunch on the First Day of School
HMS Food Service Director Bonnie Harlow and School District Food Service Director Tracy Barker changed their entire system to accommodate lunch outside on the first two days of school. Our MPR was not quite ready for use so we all appreciated their flexibility.
The First Day
Corporal Thomas J. Hennessey and an HMS parent enjoy the gathering outside before the first day of school begins.
First Day of School
Long time valued HMS staff member Denise Damour is happy to see this third grader on the first day of school.
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