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On November 20th, the National Art Honor Society at Harborfields High School went to many Greenlawn businesses and painted on their windows for the holiday season. They had first gone to these businesses before to ask if they would be interested in the spread of this holiday cheer.
During the week of October 25th until October 29th, SADD celebrated Red Ribbon Week. At the tables outside the cafeteria there was a basket with red ribbons along with paper ribbons.
Watch HTCo's full performance of Spoon River Anthology, which was livestreamed on Monday December, 14, 2020 by the Tornado News Team.
On Monday, December 14th, The Harborfields Theater Company performed Spoon River Anthology. Here's a photo montage of the performance.
Mindfulness Mondays have just started recently, and I want to encourage everyone who feels that they would benefit from this to participate, and to also look into the club. It’s a very great program to help young teens with stress, and define ways to cope with it, including mindfulness.
The Mindfulness Club at Harborfields High school would like to invite everyone to participate in a school wide art installation called, “No Mud, No Lotus.” This project will feature origami lotuses folded by students, faculty and staff which will be displayed in the airport at the high school.
Don’t miss the opportunity to buy your limited edition “Purcell” Math Club Shirts. Shirts are $21 and will be on sale until November 27th.
If you are curious about any of the 40+ clubs at the High School, you can ask any of your guidance counselors at the guidance office, or click here for the full club catalog for this school year.
The Harborfields DECA Club competed on January 3, 2019 at the Regional DECA Competition at Suffolk Community College. Students from all over Suffolk County participated in various competitions. There were ten winners and one honorable mention winner from Harborfields this year.
The Interact Club was ready to make Halloween fun this year no matter what. These students filled and decorated 1,200 goody bags with non-edible Halloween trinkets. Which include, vampire rings, bubbles, spider rings, Halloween stickers and tattoos. They called it “booed WDPS and TJL.”