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This weekend, we turn the clocks back as daylight savings time ends. While the days may feel short, the energy in our buildings will remain strong, fueled by the creativity, learning, and connections that happen every day.
Halloween in Harborfields
The Halloween spirit was on full display at our buildings throughout the week. The fun kicked off at OMS, where sixth graders enjoyed a creative Trunk-or-Treat. A little rain couldn’t dampen our annual Safe Halloween event at the high school. More than 20 student clubs set up an indoor evening of trick-or-treating, pumpkin decorating, and even a spooky walk for our entire community! Meanwhile, students at Washington Drive enjoyed festive costume parades, and the PTA at TJL transformed the MPR into a spooky walk for all to enjoy. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who helped make the week such a treat for all!
Click on the pictures below to see more of the Halloween fun at our schools!
 HHS Safe Halloween!
OMS Trunk or Treat!
TJL Halloween Fun!
WDPS Halloween Parade!
Postseason Pride!
It gives me great pride to share that Ava Vandor won the Section XI League Diving Championship for the third consecutive year! We will all be rooting for her as she competes in the County Championship at Stonybrook University on November 6!

The fall season has been a lot of fun to watch, but it isn’t over yet. We hope to see you cheering on our incredible teams and athletes as they continue in playoff games and competitions!
11/6 1:00 PM - Boys & Girls Cross Country – State Qualifier at Sunken Meadow State Park
11/6 5:30 PM - Girls Varsity Diving – County Championships at Stony Brook University
11/9 9:30 AM - Girls Varsity Swim – County Championships at Stony Brook University
11/14 4:30 PM - Varsity Gymnastics – Individual Championships at Babylon High School
Tickets for the playoff games and competitions must be purchased online using this link. No cash will be accepted at the door.
Mental Health Resources
The Harborfields PPS Department and the PTA Health & Wellness Committee have partnered to create a brief Mental Health Resource designed to help families find the right support when a child may be struggling emotionally- whether it’s a mental health crisis, a serious concern, or a situation that may need extra care and guidance. Our counseling staff and administrators are here for you in your time of need!

SEPTA Lunch & Learn - Spectrum of Independence
Looking for a meaningful way to spend your lunch hour? Join SEPTA on November 6th for a special Lunch and Learn featuring Kristin Lombardi, author of Spectrum of Independence!
Kristin will share about the power of perception and knowledge, and the importance of proper goal setting, all while weaving in stories that will help you feel heard and empower you in your next steps. Whether your child is learning basic routines or preparing for adulthood, this session will leave you feeling inspired, equipped, and hopeful.
Date: Thursday, November 6
Time: 12:15-1:15
Location: On-site at OMS or virtually from home, work, or anywhere in between!
Click Here to RSVP!

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