Congratulations to Alexis Hartzell for winning a new set of Apple Airpods. Alexis was able to earn 5 Tiger Tickets for exemplifying our PBIS Model, R.O.A.R (Responsibility, Ownership, Acceptance, & Respect) consistently through the 1st semester. Students who earned at least 5 Tiger Tickets from teachers were entered into the Grand Prize Drawing for Apple Airpods.
Shout out to our Students of the Month - Congratulations!
Pictured Left to Right (Back Row) George Melexenis, Jessi Perl, Aryannah Goerl, Kenneth Goerl, Kaylie Zygaldo, Evalyn Church. (Front Row) Samuel Danchise & Michelle Kuang.
Congratulations to our Students of the Month! Students of the month are nominated by consistently demonstrating academic success, responsibility and overall good character while at school. Mr. Scirocco treated our students to lunch at the newly remodeled Howland Arbys on Friday. Keep up the great work & Go Tigers!
Mark your calendars!
Members of the Howland Police Department took 10 of our students on a shopping trip during their annual Shop with a Cop event! Students stopped by Target and were treated to dinner at Salvatore's Pizza in the Eastwood Mall. We appreciate our school resource officers and school staff who helped make this a successful event!
Thank you to our HJHS Student Senate and Newspaper Club for their time this evening collecting donations for the Salvation Army!
Congratulations to our Prep Bowl team and to advisor Mrs. Haddle for finishing in 2nd Place at this weekend's Prep Bowl competition facilitated by the Trumbull County ESC!
Yesterday, U.S. News & World Report published the Best Middle Schools Report for 2024. The Howland Middle School Campus (Grades 5-8) placed among the top 40% of Middle Schools in the State, making it a U.S. News Best Middle School! We are proud of this accomplishment and will continue to serve Every Student...Every Day!
https://link.biz-messaging.usnews.com/view/61673c22fc41e630c6420480jt2hn.co/610fb61f
In Honor of our Veterans, Howland Junior High School purchased 300 U.S. Flags from a local flag company to display in a show of support for those who have served in our nation's armed forces. Staff and Students were able to purchase flags to pay tribute to family and friends who have served. All proceeds will go to a local Veteran's Outreach in Trumbull County. Thank you to our Student Senate for the leadership they exemplified and to our Student Senate Advisors Mrs. Kamovitch and Mrs. Fryda.
Thank you to all of our Veterans for their service to our country. Happy Veterans Day!
Tonight - Our HJHS Challenge 24 Team led by Advisor Alesha Perry competed against schools across Trumbull County at the Trumbull County ESC. We placed 1st, 2nd, and 4th! Taking 1st place, Aviana Li, Mason Meyers placed 2nd, and 4th place went to Andrew Nemtz. Congratulations to our students! Another great academic win for HJHS. Also, special thanks to former Howland Middle School teacher, Mrs. Jaclyn Wise for assisting in tonight's event. Go Tigers!
Congratulations to our Students of the Month! Isabella Denson, Ethan Salamon, Dustin O'Donnell, Carmela Ross, Blake Barrish, Emma Varley, Anderson Littell, & Emily Mohney.
Happy Halloween from HJRH!
The Scholastic Book Fair is coming to Howland Jr. High and Howland Intermediate! Our book fair runs November 13 – November 17. Book fair packets that include the shopping schedule will be given to students on November 9. Please review the information in the packets so the students are prepared to shop. Please refer to the following link for more information and to set up an optional eWALLET account. https://www.scholastic.com/bf/howlandmiddleschool
ATTENTION HJHS STUDENTS: From now until November 10, buy an American Flag at lunch to honor our veterans. Flags will feature the name of a local veteran and will be displayed on the HJHS front lawn to show our support for our service men and women. Student Senate asks for a donation of $5 per flag and all proceeds will benefit a local veterans outreach organization!
Congratulations to our HJHS Cross Country Teams on a tremendous season.! This weekend at State, our Lady Tigers finished 4th overall and our young men finished 3rd overall. Combined - 9 students placed overall. Placing in the top 10 in the State for Emily Mohney finished 9th overall, Donovan Wetstone placed 7th, and Niko Raptis finished 1st in the State! Thank you for Coach Lee and Coach Pollifrone for all that they did this season for our student athletes to help instill hard work and dedication. Every day was a great day to run! Go Tigers!
Get your tickets for the 2023 HJHS Halloween Dance!
Where: HJHS Gymnasium (Enter via band hallway doors; pick-up via back doors past gymnasium)
When: Friday, October 27 from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Who: All 7th and 8th grade HJHS Students
Cost: $10
Deadline to buy tickets: Thursday, October 26. Tickets will not be sold at the door.
This morning HJHS Students started the day with a presentation from Cory Greenwood, "Your Story Matters". It was energetic and impactful. Students had a great time listening to some live music but also left with some tools to help navigate through challenging times and moments. Students were all reminded that their lives matter and have significant value. We appreciate and value Cory Greenwood and his team for working with our students this morning!
https://youtu.be/iEjgcee-B3E
Our high school student senate invites you to their "Not So Spooky" Halloween Party!
Congratulations to our Students of the Month for September!
Pictured left to right: Jillian Ricciardi, Markella Gentis, Chloe Villwock, Gavin Hanshaw, Andrew Nemtz, Kyle Johns, & Ethan Sitko. Missing from the photo: Grace Corley.
Today, Meijer of Warren and the American Heart Association donated a safety training kit complete with 10 CPR "Little Annies", a practice AED, and first aid materials totaling over $3200. Thank you to Meijer and the American Heart Association for your generosity to our school and to our students. All of our students at Howland Junior High are trained in CPR in Health & Wellness classes. This donation will allow us to provide additional and ongoing training to students and staff.
