
About Us
Harrison Hill Elementary School is dedicated to student achievement in all areas of study. We are learning community emphasizing academic excellence and personal growth. Learn more about our programs, school dress code and annual events below.
100 Years of Harrison Hill
This year, our school building turned 100! To celebrate a century of learning, we hosted a special event in the fall, welcoming former students, staff and community members back to campus. The celebration featured photo displays, historic artifacts and guided building tours. It was a wonderful day to reflect on our history, reconnect with old friends and honor the legacy of our school. Since its doors first opened a century ago, our school has been a cornerstone of the community, shaping generations of students.
Dress Code
In affect every day, Monday-Friday
We believe that a positive learning environment starts with mutual respect and shared expectations. Our dress code is designed to promote school pride, minimize distractions and ensure all students feel safe and included. By setting clear guidelines, we aim to support a focused academic atmosphere where every student can thrive.
The school will notify families of any "out of dress code days" in advance.
Approved Bottoms:
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Khaki style pants- navy, tan or black (no leggings)
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Skirts/skorts/jumpers- navy, tan or black
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Capri pants- navy, tan or black
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Khaki style shorts- navy, tan or black- (must be fingertip length or longer)
Approved Tops:
- Any solid color polo shirt
- Any solid color turtleneck or sweater/sweatshirt
- No writing, designs or graphics
Shoes & Accessories:
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Any shoes or sneakers
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No flip flops or open toe/open back shoes
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Sandals must have a strap on the back
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Any socks, hair-bows or belts
Unique Opportunities
Houses
Houses works to build community through the whole building and all students through monthly activities and community building projects. Students were sorted into house and families and worked together to make crests based on their houses and what each house stands for. Students stay in the same family their whole time at Harrison Hill despite their grade and work together on various projects.
Stars & Gems
S.T.A.R.S = Students and Teachers Achieving Real Success-started in 1997
G.E.M.S. = Girls Educated to Maximize Success- started in 2009
The goal of both programs is to give students unique learning experiences while equipping them with the skills and tools to become responsible, engaged and productive citizens in today’s world.
Annual Events
Gobble Off
The Gobble Off was created by our PTA in 1988. It takes place every year the Wednesday before Thanksgiving. Each class will choose a winner and a runner up to participate the day of Gobble Off. The judges determine the winner (the student that gobbles most like a real turkey). Our PTA presents the winner with a large frozen turkey and the runner up receives a pumpkin pie. We have one for students in grades K-2 and one for grades 3-5.
Cultural Committee
Cultural Celebration is a week-long exploration into the music, art, animals, food, customs, games and activities that are unique to each of six different continents of the world. Each year a different continent is studied and explored. Music, gym and art activities associated with each continent are taught by the special area teachers. Foods unique to each region are brought in and sampled by students. Also guests from the community come and present to the students: dance, musical instruments, artwork or animals.
Annual Charity Drive
A week long event in November/December in which the staff and students give back to the community. Each day is committed to a different local charity and the staff and students donate items such as canned/boxed food, toiletry items, baby items and money. In exchange for their donations, the staff and students get to participate in a theme day. In the past we have donated to charities such as American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA,) Fort Wayne Animal Care & Control (FWACC), Iris Family Support Center, Ronald McDonald House and the Rescue Mission.
PTA
How PTA Contributes
Provides each full-time teacher $50 to help with classroom resources.
Facilitates all Popcorn Days.
Helps run and fund most of our family events.
Manages the Holiday Sparkle Shop, School Carnival and Reflections.
Donates funds to support the Hawk Hut, 5th Grade Dance, Flower Show and more!
PTA Officers
President:
Angie Martinez
amartinez072101@yahoo.com
Vice Presidents:
Lisbeth Vivar
lisbeth.vivar12@gmail.com
Hunter Justice
hunter_brooklynn@yahoo.com
Treasurer:
Eleanor Heiny
eleanor.Heiny@fwcs.k12.in.us
Secretary:
Susan Adamson
liveisanadventure2@gmail.com





