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Harry Hoag Principal Jodi Coppolo’s 2023 – 24 Welcome Letter
Greetings Families of Harry Hoag Elementary,
It is that time of year, where we begin to think about the start of a new school year! I would like to welcome new and returning families back to Harry Hoag. Let’s gear up to have a blast this school year. We look forward to providing our students with an enriching experience learning new things.
Students will be provided with the support they need to help them reach their fullest potential.
A ParentSquare was sent out a few weeks ago regarding the review of our policies. Attached was an electronic signature link, this would allow you to sign necessary forms online. Please read these over and complete the signature portion as soon as possible. Below is information regarding procedure here at Harry Hoag.
Harry Hoag School Day
- 7:30-7:40 a.m. — Bus drop off only
- 7:30-7:40 a.m. — Parent drop off and walkers are welcome
- 7:50 a.m.-2:30 p.m. — Instructional day
- 2:30 p.m. — Bus dismissal only
- 2:35 p.m. — Parent pick up begins
Fifth and Sixth Grade
Fifth and sixth grades at Harry Hoag Elementary use a departmentalized model to provide instruction. Homeroom groups travel to different classrooms to receive instruction in the core subjects each school day.
The following welcome letters from Harry Hoag Elementary School Principal Jodi Coppolo include grade-level information for fifth and sixth grade:
View the Fifth Grade Welcome Letter from Principal Coppolo
View the Sixth Grade Welcome Letter from Principal Coppolo
Use of School Transportation
Please be sure to review the Ride with Pride and Code of Conduct documents with your children before the first day of school.
Self -Transportation
A traffic enforcer will manage traffic flow through the bus loop to the main entry. If you are early for Drop Off or Parent Pick Up, please park in Wiles Park. For Parent Drop Off and Pick Up, please remain in your car. A staff member will greet you at both times. If you pick up your child on foot, please report to the Main Entry.
Technology
Students in PK – Kindergarten will be offered an iPad to use for the school year. Students in Grades 1-6 will be offered a Chromebook to use for the school year. Older students will be able to bring their devices to and from school per their teacher’s directions. Caregivers and students (Gr 1 and above) will be asked to sign a Technology User Agreement.
Arrival and Dismissal Procedures
Teachers will escort Parent Pick Up students to the library. All others will be escorted to the buses. After the buses depart, Parent Pick Up will begin.
We kindly request that you update any forms related to your child’s residency and/or health needs. A demographics form has been mailed out. We appreciate any effort to return updated forms to the Main Office as soon as possible, upon students returning in September.
To stay abreast of all that is taking place at Harry Hoag, please be sure to have an updated cell phone number and email address to receive information via our ParentSquare messaging system. Also, remember to visit our website and social media platforms regularly for current news and
upcoming events.
I am honored to continue to serve as the building principal. It is wonderful to be a part of a community where students, teachers, and families care for each other and strive to build meaningful relationships that support academic and social-emotional growth.
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel to reach me in the Main Office at (518) 993-4000 ext. 3059 or via email at jodi.coppolo@fortplain.org.
Hilltoppers—let’s make it a fantastic year!
Jodi Coppolo
Welcome Deputy Nicholas Manginelli—Fort Plain’s new school resource officer
Beginning this September, Deputy Nicholas Manginelli of the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office will be joining the Fort Plain Central School District team as our new school resource officer (SRO).
Deputy Manginelli is already a familiar presence in our schools and for many of our students—having led our on-campus D.A.R.E. program for sixth graders the last two school years.
In this new role, Deputy Manginelli will be on-campus each school day, from arrival to dismissal. He will spend his days visiting our schools and classrooms, getting to know our students and staff and offering an extra layer of watchfulness and support. In the event of an incident that requires law enforcement intervention, Deputy Manginelli will be ready to assist as a first responder and be an on-campus connection to the sheriff’s office and others.
The school district has contracted with the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office for this service for the 2023-24 school year.
What is a school resource officer (SRO)?
The primary focus of the school resource officer program is to enhance the safety and security of the learning environment for students, staff, visitors and others in our school community.
Having a regular law enforcement presence in our schools will give our students the opportunity to learn first-hand about the work of law enforcement officers and get to know them as friendly and helpful community partners.
In this role, Deputy Manginelli will also be available for administrators, staff and students to assist in defusing and solving problems before they negatively impact the learning environment or the health, safety and welfare of the students and staff.
Deputy Manginelli has been specially trained for this role of school resource officer.
“Having Deputy Manginelli as part of the Fort Plain Central School district team will support us in our goal of providing a safe and welcoming learning environment across our campus and building important community connections. We are excited for this new partnership and looking forward to working together with Deputy Manginelli for the safety of our schools and students,” said District Superintendent Lauren Crisman.
“I am looking forward to this new role and being able to connect with kids and making sure they feel safe at school so they can learn and have fun there, too,” added Deputy Manginelli.
About Deputy Nicholas Manginelli
Deputy Nicholas Manginelli is a life-long resident of Montgomery County. He grew up in Fonda and graduated from the Fonda-Fultonville Central School District.
Deputy Manginelli attended Fulton Montgomery Community College and holds a degree in criminal justice. He has worked in law enforcement since 2009, first as a corrections officer and, since 2013, as a deputy with the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office.
Along with his work as a law enforcement officer, Deputy Manginelli is an active member of his community and volunteers as a coach for many local youth sport teams.
Asked why he chose to become a law enforcement officer, Deputy Manginelli answered “to help people.”
“I was a Boy Scout and an Eagle Scout and this is something I was always taught by my family to do. This is important to me,” Deputy Manginelli said.
Regular board meeting, safety plan hearing on Aug. 16
The Fort Plain Board of Education will hold a regular meeting on Aug. 16, 2023 at 7 p.m. and a public hearing regarding the District Wide Safety Plan for 2023-24. This meeting will take place in the Ronald H. Thibodeau Conference Room in the District Office, 25 High Street, Fort Plain, N.Y.
The District Wide Safety Plan is a general plan filed each year by the school district that outlines its response to emergencies. This is an annual requirement.
The public hearing offers school personnel, parents, students and any other interested parties the opportunity to comment on the District Wide Safety Plan prior to its adoption.
View the regular board meeting agenda and a copy of the draft 2022-23 Fort Plain Central CSD District Wide Safety Plan. If you are unable to access the pdf of the draft plan or have questions, please contact Becky Smith, Secretary to the Superintendent/District Clerk, 518-993-4000 ext. 1000.
Healthy Kids Programs at Harry Hoag Elementary beginning Fall 2023
Fort Plain Central School District is excited to announce its partnership with Healthy Kids Programs for the 2023-24 school year.
After School Coming Fall 2023—Registration Now Open
Ages: K-12 Years
After School: Pick up as late as 5 p.m.
Join Healthy Kids For A Virtual Open House
Healthy Kids will go over they are and what their programs offer, tuition assistance qualifications and how to apply, and then open it up to any questions families may have.
Dates: Aug. 15, Aug. 22, Aug. 29, Sept. 7 and Sept. 12, 2023
Visit the Healthy Kids website for more information.
View a flyer about the 2023-24 Healthy Kids program at Harry Hoag Elementary.
Fort Plain Jr./Sr. High School Supply Lists
Grade 7
Art (Mr. Snyder)
- Pencils
Computer Science (Mrs. Heroth)
No supplies needed.
ELA (Mr. Holden)
- 3-ring binder
- Loose leaf paper
- Pencils
- Composition notebook
Home & Career 7 (Mrs. Cooley)
- Pencils/pens
- Loose leaf paper
Math (Mr. Coyne)
- One 2-inch 3-ring binder
- Folder
- Pencils
- Binder tab dividers
- Optional: TI-34 Multiview Scientific Calculator
Science (Mr. Smith)
- 1 pack loose leaf paper
- Pens/pencils
- 1” binder
- 2 pocket folders
Social Studies (Mr. Niles)
- 3-ring binder
- Folder
- Lined paper
- Writing utensils
Grade 8
ELA (Mrs. Yurkewecz)
- Pens
- Pencils
- Highlighters
- One subject notebook -or- one package of loose leaf paper and one 1-inch binder
Health (Mrs. Mosher)
- 1 folder with pockets
- Pens and pencils
Math (Mr. Wilson)
- All Students: pocket folder, pencils, lined notebook paper
- Algebra: Optional- TI 84 graphing calculator
- Math 8: Optional-TI 34 Multiview calculator
Science (Miss Veitch)
- One 1.5-inch binder or folder
- Composition notebook
- Pencils
Social Studies (Mrs. Gray)
- 3-ring binder or 4 folders
- Lined paper
- Highlighters
- Writing utensils
Spanish
- One 1.5-inch binder
- Pens
- Loose leaf paper
Technology (Mr. Heroth)
No supplies needed.
Ms. Hoffman – Room 102
- 4 spiral bound notebooks (100 page, wide-ruled)
- 1 pack of pencils
- 1 large pack of pens (blue or black ink only)
Grades 9 -12
Click a link to view the supply lists by subject, or scroll below:
APEX | Art | English/ELA | Film Studies | Health | Mathematics | Mrs. Hubbard – Rm 101 | Ms. Jouben – Life Skills | Spanish | Social Studies | Technology
APEX (Mrs. Shults)
- Academic Coaching: pens and pencils.
- APEX: pens, pencils, pocket folder
Art
Art (Mr. Snyder)
No supplies needed.
Art (Mr. Stemmle)
No supplies needed.
English/ELA
English 9
- Composition notebook
- Pens
- Pencils
English 10 (Ms. DiDonna)
- English 10: Pens, pencils. Optional: highlighters and sticky notes.
- Creative Writing: 2-pocket folder, pens and pencils, highlighters.
English
- 11th Grade Regents: pens (blue/black ink), loose leaf paper, a folder or binder
- English 12R/Senior English: pens (blue/black ink), loose leaf paper, a folder or binder
- English 103/104: pens (blue/black ink), loose leaf paper, folder or binder, highlighters (recommended), Post-It notes (recommended)
English (Mrs. Yurkewecz)
- 9th Grade Honors: Pens, pencils, highlighters, one subject notebook -or- 1 package of loose leaf paper and a 1-inch binder.
Film Studies (Ms. DiDonna)
- Notebook
- Two 2-pocket folders
- Pens
- Pencils
Health (Mrs. Mosher)
- Two-pocket folder
- Pens
- Pencils
Mrs. Hubbard – Room 101
- Pencils
- Cap erasers
Ms. Jouben – Life Skills
- Pencils
- Pens
- 1 composition notebook
- 1 box of crayons
- 1 pocket folder
- Water bottle to keep in the room
- 1 pencil box
Mathematics
Math (Mr. Coyne)
Algebra and Trigonometry: 2-inch three-ring binder, folder, binder tab dividers, pencils, erasers. Optional: TI84 graphing calculator.
Math (MRs. Bowden)
Geometry: 2-inch binder, dividers, slide compass (Search TriMan Safety Compass)
Pre-Calculus and Calculus: 2-inch three-ring binder and dividers.
Personal Finance Math (Ms. Capace)
- Pencils
- 2-inch three-ring binder
- Scientific calculator (suggested but not required)
Science
Earth and Space Science (Ms. Veitch)
- 2-inch binder
- Pencils
- Pocket folder
Computer Science (Mrs. Heroth)
No supplies needed.
Science (Mrs. Simons)
- Living Environment: 1/2-inch binder, calculator, pens and pencils.
- Chemistry: 1/2-inch binder, non-graphing calculator, marble notebook for lab.
- A.P. Biology: 1/2-inch binder, calculator (any type), marble notebook for lab.
Science (Mr. Smith)
- Living Environment: 1/2-inch binder, 2-pocket folder, calculator, pens and pencils.
- Forensics & Criminology: pencils.
Physics (Ms. Veitch)
- 2-inch -or- 2.5-inch binder.
- Composition notebook (college ruled)
- Pens/pencils
- Optional: scientific calculator, protractor, binder dividers
Social Studies
Social Studies (Mrs. Gray)
- Sociology: Folder, lined paper and writing utensils.
- American History I & II: 3-ring binder, lined paper, highlighters, note cards and writing utensils.
Social Studies (Mr. Niles)
- 9th Grade Global Honors, World Wars, History of NASA: 3-ring binder, lined paper and writing utensils.
Social Studies (Mr. Hanifin)
- US History II, Psychology, Global History 10, Global 10 Honors: 3-ring binder/folder, highlighters, pen/pencils.
Social Studies (Mrs. Sacco)
- Global 9: Binder -or- folder(s), lined paper and writing utensils.
- Government & Economics: Folder, lined paper and writing utensils.
Spanish
Spanish
- One 1.5-inch binder
- Pens
- Loose leaf paper
Technology (Mr. Heroth)
No supplies needed.
Summer meals available at Harry Hoag through Aug. 10
Summer meals for all area children and teens up to age 18 are still being offered this week, Monday through Thursday, Aug. 7- 10, 2023, at Harry Hoag School.
Breakfast is available 7:30-9 a.m. and lunch is available from 11-12:30 p.m.
September 2023 Menus
Breakfast and lunch are available free of charge each school day for all Fort Plain students, pre-k through high school.
Plain or chocolate fat-free and low-fat milk served daily.
Fruit served daily. May include: fresh, canned, dried (raisins) or juice.
September 2023 Menus
September is Alphabet Month! We are featuring letter-themed days on our preschool and elementary school menus.
Sept. 26 is Better Breakfast Day.
Harry Hoag Elementary—Breakfast | Lunch
Jr./Sr. High School—Breakfast | Lunch
Pre-K
Breakfast
Monday, Sept. 4 – LABOR DAY, School Closed
Tuesday, Sept. 5 – CONFERENCE DAY, Staff Only, No Students
Wednesday, Sept. 6 – Cereal, Cheese Cubes, Assorted Fruit Choice, Low Fat Milk
Thursday, Sept. 7 – Scrambled Egg Patty, Sausage Patty, Assorted Fruit Choice, 100% Fruit Juice, Low Fat Milk
Friday, Sept. 8 – Bagels, Margarine, Jelly, Cream Cheese Assorted Fruit Choice, Low Fat Milk
Monday, Sept. 11 – Cereal, Cheese Cubes, Assorted Fruit Choice, Low Fat Milk
Tuesday, Sept. 12 – Breakfast Pizza, Assorted Fruit Choice, 100% Fruit Juice, Low Fat Milk
Wednesday, Sept. 13 – Warm Breakfast Round, Bacon, Assorted Fruit Choice, Low Fat Milk
Thursday, Sept. 14 – Cheese Omelet, Sausage Links, Assorted Fruit Choice, 100% Fruit Juice, Low Fat Milk
Friday, Sept 15 – Waffles with strawberries on top, Fresh Fruit, Low Fat Milk
Monday, Sept. 18 – Whole Grain Banana Muffin, Assorted Fruit Choice, Low Fat Milk
Tuesday, Sept. 19 – Breakfast Pizza, Assorted Fruit Choice, 100% Fruit Juice, Low Fat Milk
Wednesday, Sept, 20 – Scrambled Egg Patty, Bacon, Assorted Fruit Choice, Low Fat Milk
Thursday, Sept. 21 – Cereal, Cheese Cubes, Assorted Fruit Choice, 100% Fruit Juice, Low Fat Milk
Friday, Sept. 22 – Bagels w/margarine, Assorted Fruit Choice, Low Fat Milk
Monday, Sept. 25 – Cereal, Cheese Cubes, Assorted Fruit Choice, Low Fat Milk
Tuesday, Sept 26 – Better Breakfast Day: Yogurt, 1/2 WW Bagel w/butter, Fruit Salad, Low Fat Milk
Wednesday, Sept. 27 – Cereal, Cheese Cubes, Assorted Fruit Choice, Low Fat Milk
Thursday, Sept. 28 – Scrambled Egg Patty, Bacon, Assorted Fruit Choice, 100% Fruit Juice, Low Fat Milk
Friday, Sept. 29 – Breakfast Pizza, Assorted Fruit Choice, Low Fat Milk
Lunch
Monday, Sept. 4 – LABOR DAY, School Closed
Tuesday, Sept. 5 – CONFERENCE DAY, Staff Only, No Students
Wednesday, Sept 6 – Today is “P” Day: Pizza, Peas, Pineapple, Low Fat Milk
Thursday, Sept. 7 – Today is “C” Day: Chicken Nuggets, Croissant, Corn, Cherries, Low Fat Milk
Friday, Sept. 8 – Turkey Club, Baby Carrots, Assorted Fruit Choice, Low Fat Milk
Monday, Sept. 11 – Popcorn Chicken, Whole Wheat Dinner Roll, Baked Beans, Assorted Fruit Choice, Low Fat Milk
Tuesday, Sept. 12 – Celebrate Hot Dog Day! Hot Dog on a Bun, Green Beans, Assorted Fruit Choice, Low Fat Milk
Wednesday, Sept. 13 – Steak Sandwich, Mixed Vegetable Blend, Assorted Fruit Choice, Low Fat Milk
Thursday, Sept. 14 – Ham & Cheese Sandwich, Baby Carrots w/ranch dressing, Fresh Fruit, Low Fat Milk
Friday, Sept. 15 – National Linguine Day! Linguini w/marinara sauce, String Cheese Stick, Broccoli, Assorted, Fruit Choice, Low Fat Milk
Monday, Sept, 18 – Cheeseburger Day!Cheeseburger, BBQ Beans, Assorted Fruit Choice, Low Fat Milk
Tuesday, Sept. 19 – Chicken Patty w/bun, Cooked Carrots, Assorted Fruit Choice, Low Fat Milk
Wednesday, Sept. 20 – National Punch Day! French Toast Sticks, Egg Patty, Diced Potatoes, Fruit Punch, Low Fat Milk
Thursday, Sept. 21 – Today is “R” Day: Rotini with Beef, Romaine Salad, Raisins, Low Fat Milk
Friday, Sept. 22 – Stuffed Crust Pizza, Italian Green Beans, Assorted Fruit Choice, Low Fat Milk
Monday, Sept. 25 – Dino Nuggets, Honey Wheat Biscuit, Vegetarian Beans, Assorted Fruit Choice, Low Fat Milk
Tuesday, Sept 26 – Today is “T” Day: Taco Salad, Tomatoes, Tangerine, Low Fat Milk
Wednesday, Sept 27 – Chicken Alfredo, Peas, Assorted Fruit Choice, Low Fat Milk
Thursday, Sept. 28 – Today is “B” Day: Burger, Broccoli
Blueberries
Low Fat Milk
Friday, Sept. 29 – Today is “S” Day; Subs, Salad, Strawberries, Low Fat Milk
Harry Hoag Elementary
Breakfast
Monday, Sept. 4 – LABOR DAY, School Closed
Tuesday, Sept. 5 – CONFERENCE DAY, Staff Only, No Students
Wednesday, Sept. 6 – Dutch Waffle (funnel), Cheese Cubes, Assorted Fruit Choice, 100% Fruit Juice
Thursday, Sept. 7 – Scrambled Egg Patty, Sausage Patty, Assorted Fruit Choice, 100% Fruit Juice
Friday, Sept, 8 – Bagels, Margarine, Jelly, Cream Cheese, Assorted Fruit Choice, 100% Fruit Juice
Monday, Sept. 11 – Assorted Cereals, Scooby Grahams, Assorted Fruit Choice, 100% Fruit Juice
Tuesday, Sept. 12 – Breakfast Pizza, Assorted Fruit Choice, 100% Fruit Juice
Wednesday, Sept, 13 – Warm Breakfast Round, Bacon, Assorted Fruit Choice, 100% Fruit Juice
Thursday, Sept. 14 – Cheese Omelet, Sausage Links, Assorted Fruit Choice, 100% Fruit Juice
Friday, Sept. 15 – Waffles with Strawberries on top, Fresh Fruit, 100% Fruit, Juice
Monday, Sept. 18 – Whole Grain Muffins, Assorted Fruit Choice, 100% Fruit Juice
Tuesday, Sept. 19 – Breakfast Pizza, Assorted Fruit Choice, 100% Fruit Juice
Wednesday, Sept. 20 – French Toast Sticks, Bacon, Assorted Fruit Choice, 100% Fruit Juice
Thursday, Sept. 21 – Honey Wheat Biscuit, Sausage Patty, Assorted Fruit Choice, 100% Fruit Juice
Friday, Sept. 22 – Bagels, Margarine, Jelly,
Cream Cheese, Assorted Fruit Choice, 100% Fruit Juice
Monday, Sept. 25 – Assorted Cereals, Graham Crackers, Assorted Fruit Choice, 100% Fruit Juice
Tuesday, Sept. 26 – Better Breakfast Day: Yogurt, 1/2 WW Bagel w/butter, Fruit Salad, 100% Fruit Juice
Wednesday, Sept. 27 – Pancakes, Cheese Cubes, Assorted Fruit Choice. 100% Fruit Juice
Thursday, Sept. 28 – Scrambled Egg Patty, Bacon, Assorted Fruit Choice, 100% Fruit Juice
Friday, Sept. 29 – Breakfast Pizza, Assorted Fruit Choice, 100% Fruit Juice
Lunch
Monday, Sept. 4 – LABOR DAY, School Closed
Tuesday, Sept. 5 – CONFERENCE DAY, Staff Only, No Students
Wednesday, Sept. 6 – Today is “P” Day: Pizza, Pasta Salad, Peas, Pineapple
Thursday, Sept. 7 – Today is “C” Day: Chicken Nuggets, Croissant, Corn, Cherries
Friday, Sept. 8 – Turkey Club, Mini Pretzels, Baby Carrots, Assorted Fruit Choice
Monday, Sept. 11 – Popcorn Chicken, Whole Wheat Dinner Roll, Baked Beans, Assorted Fruit Choice
Tuesday, Sept. 12 – Celebrate Hot Dog Day! Hot Dog on a Bun, French Fries, Green Beans, Assorted Fruit Choice
Wednesday, Sept. 13 – Steak Sandwich, Pretzel Nuggets, Mixed Vegetable Blend, Assorted Fruit Choice
Thursday, Sept. 14 – Ham & Cheese Sandwich, Cheese Crackers, Baby Carrots w/ranch dressing, Fresh Fruit
Friday, Sept. 15 – National Linguine Day! Linguini w/marinara, Cheese, Breadstick, Broccoli, Assorted Fruit Choice
Monday, Sept. 18 – Cheeseburger Day! Cheeseburger, BBQ Beans, Baked Chips, Assorted Fruit Choice
Tuesday, Sept. 19 – Butterscotch Pudding Day! Chicken Patty w/bun, Rice Pilaf, Cooked Carrots, Assorted Fruit Choice, Butterscotch Pudding
Wednesday, Sept 20 – National Punch Day! French Toast Sticks, Egg Patty, Diced Potatoes, Fruit Punch
Thursday, Sept. 21 – Today is “R” Day: Rotini with Beef
Roll, Romaine Salad, Raisins
Friday, Sept. 22 – Stuffed Crust Pizza, Parmesan Pasta, Italian Green Beans. Assorted Fruit Choice
Monday, Sept. 25 – Dino Nuggets, Honey Wheat Biscuit, Vegetarian Beans, Assorted Fruit Choice
Tuesday, Sept. 26 – Today is “T” Day: Taco Salad, Tortilla Chips, Tomatoes, Tangerine
Wednesday, Sept. 27 – Chicken Alfredo, Garlic Breadstick
Peas, Assorted Fruit Choice
Thursday, Sept. 28 – Today is “B” Day: Burger, Baked Lays, Broccoli, Blueberries
Friday, Sept. 29 – Today is “S” Day: Subs, Sunchips, Salad, Strawberries
Jr./Sr. High School
Breakfast
Monday, Sept. 4 – LABOR DAY, School Closed
Tuesday, Sept. 5 – CONFERENCE DAY, Staff Only, No Students
Wednesday, Sept. 6 – Dutch Waffle (funnel), Cheese Cubes
Assorted Fruit Choice, 100% Fruit Juice
Thursday, Sept. 7 – Sausage, Egg and Cheese
Biscuit Sandwich, Assorted Fruit Choice, 100% Fruit Juice
Friday, Sept. 8 – Bagels- Margarine, Jelly,
Cream Cheese, Assorted Fruit Choice, 100% Fruit Juice
Monday, Sept. 11 – Whole Wheat Donut Holes, Assorted Fruit Choice, 100% Fruit Juice
Tuesday, Sept. 12 – Breakfast Pizza, Assorted Fruit Choice, 100% Fruit Juice
Wednesday, Sept. 13 – Scrambled Eggs, Sausage Patty, Assorted Fruit Choice, 100% Fruit Juice
Thursday, Sept. 14 – Bacon, Egg and Cheese
Croissant Sandwich, Assorted Fruit Choice, 100% Fruit Juice
Friday, Sept. 15 – Waffles with
Strawberries on top, Fresh Fruit, 100% Fruit Juice
Monday, Sept. 18 – Assorted Cereals, 1/2 Bagel w/butter, Assorted Fruit Choice, 100% Fruit Juice
Tuesday, Sept. 19 – Breakfast Pizza, Assorted Fruit Choice, 100% Fruit Juice
Wednesday, Sept. 20 – Pancakes, Bacon, Assorted Fruit Choice, 100% Fruit Juice
Thursday, Sept. 21 – Sausage, Egg and Cheese
Biscuit Sandwich, Assorted Fruit Choice, 100% Fruit Juice
Friday, Sept. 22 – Bagels, Margarine, Jelly,
Cream Cheese, Assorted Fruit Choice, 100% Fruit Juice
Monday, Sept. 25 – Assorted Muffins, Assorted Fruit Choice, 100% Fruit Juice
Tuesday, Sept. 26 – Breakfast Pizza, Assorted Fruit Choice, 100% Fruit Juice
Wednesday, Sept. 27 – French Toast, Sausage Links, Assorted Fruit Choice, 100% Fruit Juice
Thursday, Sept. 28 – Cheese Omelet, Bacon, Assorted Fruit Choice, 100% Fruit Juice
Friday, Sept. 29 – Better Breakfast Day: Yogurt, 1/2 Whole Wheat Bagel w/butter, Fruit Salad, 100% Fruit Juice
Lunch
Monday, Sept. 4 – LABOR DAY, School Closed
Tuesday, Sept. 5 – CONFERENCE DAY, Staff Only, No Students
Wednesday, Sept. 6 – Pizza, Pasta Salad, Peas, Pineapple
Thursday, Sept. 7 – Buffalo Chicken Bites, Honey Wheat Biscuit, BBQ Beans, Assorted Fruit Choice
Friday, Sept. 8 – Turkey Club, Mini Pretzels, Baby Carrots, Farm Fresh Apple
Monday, Sept. 11 – Chicken Tenders, Whole Wheat Dinner Roll, Baked Beans, Assorted Fruit Choice
Tuesday, Sept. 12 – Celebrate Hot Dog Day! Hot Dog on a Bun, Curly Fries, Green Beans, Assorted Fruit Choice
Wednesday, Sept. 13 – Steak Grinder, Pretzel Nuggets, Mixed, Vegetable Blend, Assorted Fruit Choice
Thursday, Sept. 14 – Ham & Cheese Sandwich, Cheese Crackers, Baby Carrots w/ranch dressing, Fresh Fruit
Friday, Sept. 15 – National Linguine Day! Linguini w/marinara, Cheese Breadstick, Broccoli, Assorted Fruit Choice
Monday, Sept. 18 – Cheeseburger Day! Bacon Cheeseburger, Chips, BBQ Beans, Farm Fresh Apple
Tuesday, Sept. 19 – Butterscotch Pudding Day! Buffalo or Plain Chicken Patty, Rice Pilaf, Cooked Carrots, Assorted Fruit Choice, Butterscotch Pudding
Wednesday, Sept. 20 – National Punch Day! French Toast Sticks, Cheese Omelet, Diced Potatoes, Fruit Punch
Thursday, Sept. 21 – Rotini with Beef, Roll, Tossed Salad, Assorted Fruit Choice
Friday, Sept. 22 – Stuffed Crust Pizza, Parmesan Pasta, Italian Green Beans, Assorted Fruit Choice
Monday, Sept. 25 – Chicken Nuggets, Honey Wheat Biscuit, Vegetarian Beans, Assorted Fruit Choice
Tuesday, Sept. 26 – Taco Salad, Fiesta Rice, Cherry Tomatoes, Assorted Fruit Choice
Wednesday, Sept. 27 – Chicken Alfredo, Garlic Breadstick, Peas, Assorted Fruit Choice
Thursday, Sept. 28 – Cheeseburger, Baked Lays, Butternut Squash, Assorted Fruit Choice
Friday, Sept. 29 – Assorted Subs, Sunchips, Tossed Salad, Farm Fresh Apple
Harry Hoag Elementary School Supply Lists
Click a link to view the supply lists for your grade level, or scroll below:
Pre-Kindergarten | Kindergarten | Grade 1 | Grade 2 | Grade 3 | Grade 4 | Grade 5 | Grade 6 | Mrs. Cornell | Ms. Searles
Pre-Kindergarten
- A full-size backpack that is large enough to hold a folder
- Blanket for naptime
- Two sets of extra clothes (tops, bottoms, underwear, socks) in a labeled bag
Kindergarten
- 3 Crayola brand crayons, 24 count.
- 1 Elmers white glue bottle (4oz.)
- 3 large or 6 small Elmers glue sticks
- 4 thick and 4 thin black Expo dry erase markers (black only, not other colors)
- Plastic crayon box (Ms. Shults class only)
- Backpack
- Sneakers
- A change of clothes
- A snack and water bottle (sent to school every day)
- OPTIONAL but appreciated: corded earphones with AUX cord (no ear buds)
Teachers will be in touch throughout the school year if additional supplies are needed.
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Grade 1
For students
- Backpack (bring to school each day)
- Sneakers for gym and recess (they will be used every day and may be kept in school)
- Crayon/pencil box
- 1 package of sharpened Ticonderoga pencils
- 1 box of Crayola crayons (box of 24 is recommended)
- 1 multi-pack of glue sticks or glue bottle
- 2 plastic pocket folders – 1 red, 1 blue
- Plenty of wedge erasers
- 1 pair of scissors
- 2 packages of thin black Expo dry erase markers
- dry-erase eraser
- Snack every day
No hand-held pencil sharpeners, please!
For the classroom
The following items are optional but much appreciated:
- 1 package Expo dry erase markers
- 2 packages of sharpened Ticonderoga pencils
- At least 1 box of tissues
- Paper towels
- Extra snacks
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Grade 2
- 1 composition notebook
- 2 pocket folders
- 24 pack of crayons
- Box for crayons
- 12 pack of colored pencils
- 12 sharpened pencils
- 4 fine-tip black dry erase markers
- Erasers
- 2 glue sticks
- Small pair of scissors
For the classroom
The following items are optional but much appreciated:
- Paper towels
- Tissues
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Grade 3
- 3-composition notebooks-wide ruled (with child’s name on)
- 2-pocket folders (with child’s name on)
- Pencil box (please include the following)
- Pencils
- Erasers
- Dry erase markers
- Colored pencils
- Scissors
- Glue sticks
- Small pencil sharpener (optional)
- Headphones or earbuds
- Travel-size Kleenex/tissues
Students will have snack time every day. Snack milk is not provided in third grade. Students should bring in a healthy snack and something to drink each day, with drinks stored in a bottle that can be closed when not in use.
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Grade 4
General supplies
- 5 folders
- 3 composition notebooks
- 3 packages of pencils
- 1 pack of colored pencils
- 1 pack of markers
- 1 pencil bag/small crayon box
- 1 package of cap erasers
- Multiple colors of highlighters (5 colors are perfect!)
- 3-4 glue sticks
- Pair of scissors
- Book bag
Wish list supplies – optional
- An extra take-home folder
- 1 pack of fine-tip dry erase markers
- Deodorant
- Tape
- Tissues
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Grade 5
All supplies should be brought to school on the first day. Each folder and binder should be labeled with the student’s first and last name and the subject is will be used for.
English Language Arts (ELA)
- One composition notebook
- One 2-inch binder
- Three binder dividers with the tabs labeled and placed in binder:
- Reading
- Writing
- Grades
Math
- 1 package of loose leaf paper – wide ruled
- One 2-inch binder
- Three binder dividers with the tabs labeled and placed in binder:
- Notes
- Reference sheets
- Grades
Social Studies
- One 2-inch binder
- Three binder dividers with the tabs labeled :
- Science
- Social Studies
- Grades
General Supplies/For All Classes
- 1 take home folder
- Plenty of pencils (2 packs of 24)
- Colored pencils
- Highlighters
Optional supplies
- Headphones or earbuds
- Computer mouse
- Stylus pen for Chromebook
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Grade 6
ELA
- 1 pocket folder labeled “ELA” and student’s name
- 2 composition notebooks – (one labeled “Writing Workshop” and student’s name, the other labeled “Reading Workshop” and student’s name)
Math
- 1 pocket folder
- 1 composition notebook
- 1 three-subject spiral notebook
Social Studies/Science
- 1 spiral notebook
- 1 pocket folder
General supplies
- Earbuds/headphones
- 1 pocket folder (for a take home folder)
- Pencils with erasers
- Colored pencils
- Assorted markers (not Sharpies)
- Highlighters
- Scissors
- Pencil sharpener
- Crayons
- Glue sticks
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Mrs. Cornell
- Crayons
- Glue stick
- Colored pencils
- Pencils
- Erasers
- Pencil box
- Scissors
- Headphones
- Reusable water bottle
- A big smile and a positive attitude to start the new school year!
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Optional supplies
- Crayons or colored pencils
- Glue sticks
- A personal take home folder
- Supply box
- Reusable water bottle
- Pencil sharpener
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Ms. Searles
- Glue sticks
- Colored pencils
- Crayons
- Pencils
- Erasers
- Scissors
- 1 spiral notebook
- 1 pocket folder
- 1 pencil box
- Daily snack
- Sneakers for gym
Learning and growing this summer
Harry Hoag School is buzzing with activity during Summer Math and Literacy Camp, which offers grades K-5 learners lots of opportunities to learn and grow while reinforcing and building upon skills gained during the school year.
Campers engage in literacy and math activities that deepen their understanding of core grade-level concepts. Science, math, English, technology and more come to life through educational – and fun – days at camp. Social skills grow, friendships are formed, and learning earns a top spot during school vacation.
The free camp meets mornings in July and August, with meals provided, and many students also sign up to spend the afternoon in the Fort Plain Summer Recreation Program, also located at Harry Hoag School. There’s a lot to do at our school!
Kindergarten and 1st grade Math & Literacy Campers observing, experiencing and learning hands-on.
Summer STEM Campers: When you ask Google Translate to speak your name in another language.
Summer Math & Literacy Campers play The Prime and Composite Game.
4th & 5th grade Summer Campers finish their week with a STEAM activity: making the longest paper chain links from just one piece of paper.
The Fort Plain Summer Recreation program, also based at Harry Hoag School, offers arts and craft activities such as decorating your own backpack.
View more photos in our Facebook album.
Board of Education to meet Aug. 1
The Fort Plain Board of Education will meet for a training session on Tuesday, Aug. 1, at 5 p.m. in the Ronald H. Thibodeau Conference Room in the District Office.