ACCELERATED MATH SUMMER PACKET FOR RISING 7th GRADERSTop of Page
Please click here to access the Acclerated Math Summer Packet for students who will be entering the 7th Grade at Harrington Middle School.
HARTFORD STUDENT COUNCIL PLACES FLAGS FOR MEMORIAL DAYTop of Page
The Memorial Day Flag Placement tradition continues at Hartford School. During the last week of May, members of the Student Council placed flags in the front of the school to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. Please take a moment to view and enjoy the following video......Memorial Day Flag Placement at HartfordTop of Page
NATIONAL ELEMENTARY HONOR SOCIETY SUPPLY DRIVETop of Page
Our recent NEHS Supply Drive was a huge success! Over 741 personal care and household items were collected and donated to Family Promise of Burlington County.
Shown here is a photo of Mr. Scott Rush, the Executive Director of Family Promise, accepting some of our donations. Thank you to everyone who participated!
PROUDLY PRESENTING HARTFORD SCHOOL'S TEACHER OF THE YEAR - MR. PAUL DEVERYTop of Page
Mr. Paul Devery has been an inspiring presence at Hartford School for the past 26 years. He serves as one of our most talented teachers as well as an after-school club advisor for the Hartford Student Council and the Orienteering and Model Rocket Clubs. His willingness to do whatever is necessary for his students to succeed is admirable and his dedication to helping his colleagues is worthy of commendation. Not only does he care about his students’ academic progress, but he always stresses the importance of community service and helping those that are in need.
In the classroom, Mr. Devery is a creative and innovative teacher that is always searching for new ways to engage his students. Whether it is using technology in his science class to stimulate the curiosity of his students, creating excitement as he walks students through their next lab activity, or engaging students in a lively discussion about a global issue, Mr. Devery is always making an effort to reinvent the curriculum so that it remains fascinating and relevant to his students. He is a great storyteller and uses that ability to deliver the content to his students that has them hanging on to his every word. His goal is to always show how everything they learn is connected and why it’s important. He does this by meticulously planning his lessons and connecting cross-curricular standards.
Congratulations to Mr. Devery!
KINDNESS ROCKS AT HARTFORD!Top of Page
Check out some of the "Kindness Rocks" that were painted by members of the Hartford Student Council and placed around our school! And congratulations to Samuel Mathew and Nina D'Aversa, who were the winners of the Kindness Rocks Contest! They were the first ones to find rocks hidden around Mount Laurel by following cryptic clues!
It's a Great Day for the Girl Scouts!Top of Page
Members of Girl Scout Troop 28435 were proud to participate in the Mount Holly St. Patrick's Day Parade! Great job!
NATIONAL ELEMENTARY HONOR SOCIETY SOCK DRIVE UPDATE!Top of Page
The NEHS Sock Drive resulted in 984 pairs of socks donated! These socks will be distributed to the Volunteers of America (Delaware Valley). Thank you to everyone who donated to this worthy cause! And great job to the NEHS Members and Advisors, Ms. Egenton and Ms. Hamilton!
NUTRI-SERVE OFFERS HEAT @HOME OPTIONSTop of Page
Title 1 Highly Qualified Letter to Parents/Guardians from Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum, Instruction and AssessmentTop of Page
SCHOOL AND ADMINISTRATION BUILDINGS REMAIN CLOSED TO VISITORS.
Due to COVID-19 no visitors will be permitted in schools or administrative offices. Please contact your school principal or adminstrators by phone or email.
ANNOUNCEMENTSTop of Page
HARTFORD SCHOOL HOURSTop of Page
Regular Day:
8:00am to 2:35pm
Early Dismissal Day:
8:00am to 12:10pm
Students are expected to be in Homeroom at 8:00am
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Two-Hour Delay Day:
10:00am to 2:35pm
Students should be at their bus stop 2 hours
after their normal time.
WEEKLY LUNCH ORDERS DUE EACH THURSDAY BY 8 PM! Top of Page
The United States Department of Agriculture in conjunction with the State of NJ will continue to offer Free Meals to all students through June 30, 2022.
Parents/guardians must pre-order lunches for their child(ren). Please fill out a form for EACH of your children EACH week. For days your child(ren)will not be having a school lunch, please select "No Meal." ORDERS ARE DUE BY 8 PM THURSDAY EVENINGS FOR THE FOLLOWING WEEK'S MEALS.
THE LINK CAN BE FOUND UNDER THE PARENTS TAB.
Fill out your contact information for each order so we can easily contact you with any issues or changes. Contact information should auto-populate after you fill out the form for the first time.
Manufacturer shortages may require substitutions with nutrionally similar items.
All questions should be emailed to Laura D'Aiuto ldaiuto@mtlaureschools.org or call 856-234-1610 ext. 22014.
FREE & REDUCED MEAL APPLICATIONSTop of Page
Free & Reduced Priced Meal Applications still need to be completed and returned to the Business Office at 330 Mount Laurel Road or emailed to: rwachter@mtlaurelschools.org. You can find the application here.
STAY IN THE KNOWTop of Page
Visit our COVID-19 tab on our district home page for all of the latest information and most recent communications from Superintendent Dr. George Rafferty.