Harford County Public Schools News and Events
- HCPS News and Events - (Archive)
Here you will find photos from the most recent events and activities at Harford
County Public Schools as well as an archive of photos from years passed.
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Harford County Public Schools Media
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Internet Connection.
If you do not have media viewing software,
Download Windows Media Player
(Comcast Channel 21, Armstrong Channel 7,
Verizon FiOS Channel 31)
HCPS Television Programs
Harford Cable Network (HCN) now has a channel on Verizon FiOS! Check out these shows
on HCN Comcast Channel 21, Armstrong Channel 7 and Verizon FiOS Channel 31.
To request a DVD/VHS copy of a program aired on HCN, please contact the
Harford Cable Network.
Board of Education Meetings
The Harford County Board of Education Meetings are streamed live here during Board Meetings on Monday. The latest Harford County
Board of Education business meeting, sponsored by HAR-CO Maryland Federal Credit
Union. For more information about the Board Meetings, please visit the
Board of Education Meeting Information
Page
To view older Board Meetings please
Click Here
KidsTVNews
This Harford Cable Network (HCN) program is dedicated to featuring positive, kids-oriented current events in Harford County. From local events and sports, to fitness and art, KidsTVNews provides useful information for kids of all ages. This program features the Cool Harford Schools segment, which highlights topics specific to Harford County Public Schools. The KidsTVNews website.
Historic Harford
(September 2009) This 30-minute episode of Harford Cable Network’s ‘Historic Harford’
television show features Board of Education of Harford County General Counsel Patrick
P. Spicer as he discusses his research on the desegregation of Harford County Public
Schools. View Video
High School Game of the Week
Harford County High School athletes from throughout the county go head to head in
weekly competition. Sports include football, soccer, volleyball, lacrosse, field
hockey, cheerleading, tennis, golf & swimming.
For more information about HCPS Athletics, visit the
Athletics Home Page.
To view archieved High School Games of the Week
Click Here
All County Band
All County Band Concerts held at various schools.
For more information about All-County Music Program, visit the
Music Department Home Page.
All County Chorus
Combined chorus made up of vocalists from various high schools throughout Harford
County.
For more information about All-County Music Program, visit the
Music Department Home Page.
HCPS Hall of Fame Members
The Harford County Public School System began an Educator Hall of Fame program in
October, 2000. Each month, during the school year, one former HCPS educator is inducted
into the Hall of Fame based on their outstanding service to students, colleagues,
and the community for at least 20 years. The prospective Hall of Fame members are
nominated by the Harford County Retired School Personnel Association and confirmed
by the Board of Education. The inductees (or their families in case the inductee
is not available or is deceased) are invited to a Board of Education meeting where
they are recognized with plaques, certificates from school and government officials,
and are prominently featured on the school system website, www.hcps.org. For more information on the program, contact school system
Communications Specialist, Lindsay Bilodeau,
410-588-5203.
Hall of Fame Nomination Form (applications accepted year-round)
View a complete list of Harford County Public Schools Hall of Fame
Members
Amy Mangold
John Archer School
Special Education Teacher
2017 Teacher of the Year
Ms. Amy Mangold has spent the majority of her 14-year career teaching students in the preschool special education classroom at John Archer School. She graduated from Notre Dame of Maryland with a master’s in teaching and Johns Hopkins where she received certification in Early Childhood Special Education. Ms. Mangold serves as part of the Instructional Leadership Team, the School Improvement Team at John Archer, and mentors students from Towson University. Beyond the walls of her classroom, she also works to promote independent living skills for adults with special needs in the community. Ms. Mangold and her 5-year-old son are excited to raise money for children’s cancer research this spring.
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