Hagerman Elementary School

324 North 2nd Avenue | Phone: 208-837-4777 | Fax: 208-837-6380

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Registration Dates for Grades K-6th for the 2023-2024 School Year

  • August 1st from 9am - 6pm
  • August 2nd from 7am - 4pm
  • August 3rd from 9am - 6pm
For NEW STUDENTS, you will need to attend registration in person with required documentation which includes your student's birth certificate, immunization record, proof of residence (rental agreement/utility bill) and information on previous school attended.

For RETURNING STUDENTS, click here to register!
  1. You will need to log in (If you don't remember your login please contact the office and they will assist you.)
  2. Click on FORMS (In the middle of the menu on the left under your students name/names), look over each form and make any necessary changes. After the forms are complete they will appear as pending until the school administration has approved them.
  3. If you have more than one student you will need to complete the forms for the first students and then select the next students name tab and repeat the process. After the forms are complete they will appear as pending until the school administration has approved them.
*** If you need assistance please attend any of the scheduled registration dates and we will assist you in person. *** 
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    Supply List
    Discounted/Free School Meals Application

    Activities & Afterschool Programs For Hagerman Elementary Students

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    Renaissance Reader

    Renaissance’s Accelerated Reader program is a student-driven and teacher-guided program that engages students with quizzes and activities to help sharpen students’ reading skills with authentic practice - encouraging growth. 

    Renaissance Star Reading, a comprehensive reading assessment tool, is ideal for in-person, remote, and hybrid instruction.

    Additional Reading Programs
    • Battle of the Books
    Log Into Renaissance Reader
    Library Catalog
    Battle of the Books Schedule
    What is Battle of Books?

    Sora

    Sora helps Hagerman School District to open a world of reading for the students. With Sora, students can borrow and read books with a simple tap and teachers can assign books to show up automatically.

    Log Into Sora
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    Bracket Battles Continue!  Next Battle for 3rd & 4th Thursday March 7th 
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    Image: Bracket Battles Continue!  Next Battle Wednesday March 6th

    Reading Programs

    Idaho Battle of the Books, or IBOB, is a statewide voluntary reading motivation and comprehension program open to all Idaho students in grades 4-12, regardless of ability. IBOB is meant to expose students to quality literature representing a variety of literary styles and viewpoints. The mission of the program is to encourage and recognize students who enjoy reading, share the love of reading with students who have not yet discovered that for themselves, broaden reading interests, increase reading comprehension, promote academic excellence, and promote cooperative learning and teamwork among students.

    Lists of books are chosen, and questions are written, for each grade level division; elementary (grades 4-6), middle/junior high (grades 6-9) and high school (grades 9-12). Students read the books, discuss them, and then compete in teams of four students to correctly answer questions based on the books in a “quiz show” format.

    Half of the questions in a battle will begin with “In Which Book...,” where the correct answer is the title and author. The other half of the questions are “Content” questions, where the title is given and the team must answer a question about that book. Levels of competition begin at the school or local library level, and may continue into regional or even state competition, as those levels are developed with the growth of this program in Idaho.

    Parent Letter - Battle of the Books
    3rd-4th Grade Book List
    5th-6th Grade Book List

    Clever

    Clever is a digital learning platform for K12 schools--one friendly place for single sign-on, messaging, analytics, and more.

    Among the applications we can log in to with clever are:

    • Google
      E-mail, Drive, Calendar, etc.
    • code.org
    • iStation
    • Kids Discover Online
    • Learning Farm
    • PBS Kids
    • Powerschool
    • Prodigy Game
    • Renaissance Place
    • Scratch
    • Sora (online library)
    • Tynker
    • Typing.com
    Log Into Clever
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    GRIT

    GRIT provides scaffolded support that educators and students need to encourage college and career readiness and success.

    By teaching and reinforcing academic behaviors and higher-level thinking at a young age, GRIT Elementary teachers create a ripple effect in later grades. Elementary students develop the academic habits they will need to be successful in middle school, high school, and college, in an age-appropriate and challenging way. Children learn about organization, study skills, communication, and self-advocacy. GRIT Elementary students take structured notes and answer and ask high-level questions that go beyond routine answers...

    The implementation of GRIT has been on-going over the last few years, with the program having reached full implementation, K-12, in the 2020-21 school year.  This includes:

    Kindergarten  Learning binder organization, how to organize desk and workspace materials needed
    1st Grade  Daily binder checks and a writing assignment about careers
    2nd Grade  Daily binder/agenda checks along with three agenda items completed daily and learning note taking strategies in math
    3rd Grade  Daily binder/agenda checks along with WICOR implementation daily across curriculum and monthly use of job cards to start thinking about careers
    4th Grade  Daily binder/agenda checks plus Star note taking in science journals and discussion of GRIT acronyms and their meanings
    5th Grade  Daily binder/agenda checks learning of preliminary note taking strategies in math and history journals
    6th Grade  Daily binder/agenda checks, implementation of focused note taking strategies with an emphasis on answering an essential question

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    IStation

    Hagerman Elementary is utilizing Istation Math to assess and teach foundational skills for students to master the following concepts of math:

    • Number sense
    • Measurement
    • Geometry
    • Operations
    • Algebra
    • Data analysis
    Log Into IStation

    Math-A-Thon Fundraiser

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    After School Art Program

    Every Wednesday after school, students are provided the opportunity to expand their artistic abilities by participating in the “After School Open Art Studio”. In addition to art, students come together to imagine, be creative and problem solve.

    Parent/Student Laptop & Technology Handbook

    It’s not a technology initiative...it’s a learning initiative...a 21st-century learning initiative

    We believe that the essential skills need for students to be College and Career ready are:

    • Study Skills
    • Growth Mindset
    • Collaboration
    • Persistence
    • Ownership of Learning (student-centered)
    • Technology Proficiency
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    Handbook

    For Hagerman Elementary Parents

    Parent-Teacher Volunteers

    Parent involvement is a great way to show your kids that you take an interest in their education; whether it be in elementary or jr/sr high school. It also sends a positive message to the student that you consider school a worthwhile cause.

    Many schools are in the position to have to raise their own funds for activities.  Parent volunteers are essential to organizing and chaperoning fundraising events and other school activities.  

    Even if you haven’t been involved in the past, it is not too late to start.  Contact your child’s teacher and/or school principal to discuss how you can volunteer today!

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    2021-2022 School Supply List

    Please put your child's first & last name in all clothing! Download every grade level's supply list HERE.

    Meet the Hagerman Elementary School Staff

    bill.hicks@hjsd.org
    terri.fisher@hjsd.org
    jade.chambers@hjsd.org
    becky.delaney@hjsd.org
    donna.clark@hjsd.org
    allix.rodig@hjsd.org
    suzie.heller@hjsd.org
    chelsea.johnson@hjsd.org
    shelly.regnier@hjsd.org
    tammy.scott@hjsd.org
    alan.garrigues@hjsd.org
    ellen.jadwin@hjsd.org
    terri.fisher@hjsd.org
    tess.jones@hjsd.org
    sheena.hoskovec@hjsd.org
    karen.hoffmann@hjsd.org
    jenny.hoop@hjsd.org
    melissa.lemmon@hjsd.org
    cathy.bridwell@hjsd.org
    charles.rice@hjsd.org
    chris.baker@hjsd.org
    melissa.mccullough@hjsd.org
    ciara.hulme@hjsd.org
    briana.posey@hjsd.org
    carolina.estrada@hjsd.org
    stephanni.mcanninch@hjsd.org
    morgan.seamons@hjsd.org
    shelby.turner@hjsd.org
    kim.westra@hjsd.org
    blair.kelley@hjsd.org
    kim.westra@hjsd.org
    marika.clough@hjsd.org