- Class was everyday with an emphasis on experiments.
- Speakers were from the college and also from NASA
- Students built a Model Space camp and a model space ship.
- They also built a landing mechanism.
- The girls did many interesting things at camp, made life long friends and got a wider view of the world.
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Club Breakfast & Meeting
Dec. 11, 2024 7:30 a.m.
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Board Meeting
Dec. 11, 2024 8:30 a.m.
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Club Breakfast & Meeting
Dec. 18, 2024 7:30 a.m.
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No Meeting- Happy Holidays!
Dec. 25, 2024
Hatboro, PA 19040
United States of America
“The Hatboro-Horsham Educational Foundation partners with the community, businesses, and the Hatboro-Horsham School District to provide inspiring programs and innovative learning grants to enhance the educational experience for all students.”
- Girl's Stem Program
- Broadway Masterclass
- Author-in-residence
- Professional in Residence
- HHHS Robotics
- Jarrett Nature Center
- A Part of the Conversation
Grant Awards for HHSD Educators
Each year, the Hatboro-Horsham Educational Foundation awards teacher grants to give all students, grades K-12, access to extraordinary learning opportunities. Many familiar and regarded programs in our District were launched with HHEF grant funds, including LEGO robotics, virtual reality, LINK Crew, Trout in the Classroom, Be a Part of the Conversation, and STEM drones. We are incredibly proud of our grants tradition, which empowers our teachers, engages our students, and ensures a dynamic curriculum.
The HHEF offers two grant award programs:
Innovative Learning Grants enable teachers to apply for up to $10,000 to launch a groundbreaking program with the potential to advance the school curriculum.
Classroom Grants offer teachers $300 awards to support an instructional need that would benefit students.
ONE Classroom Grant per school site will be awarded yearly
- 5 pm Oct 22 Hat Packs
- Skeleton Scurry...Volunteer to cheer on the Runners and Walkers
- Happy Birthday To Karen K Oct 13
- Happy birthday To Lisa G Oct 16
- Congratulation to: Karen and Mike on their Anniversary Oct 13
- Congratulations to Darlene and Dennis Oct 15
- Tues 10/22 Hat Packs at Pennypack 5pm (Bring a Friend). Evening social at Ross and Co after.
- Sat 10/26 Skeleton Scurry 8am- 12pm at Pennypack
- Mon 1029 pb&J sandwich drive at HHHS. Meet at 2:30 at HHHS where we will join the interact students will begin packing.
- Coffee with the Chief at Steel Penny Caffe is continuing. (next meeting is Oct 26)
- Training taking place at Penny pack which saves some money for the department.
- Hands free cell phone while driving law has been passed.
- joined Crime watch page for passing info and keeping public informed. https://montgomery.crimewatchpa.com/
- Expect to pay for another candidate to attend the academy
- Have several new young Police. At least one grew up in Hatboro
- Re: Elections. Police are not permitted at polling locations . They can respond if there is an issue.
- Take back day for scripts is going well.
- One of our officers assisted in apprehending a man wanted in Cheltenham. Bravo to that alert officer.
- Thank you chief for joining us this morning.
- Happy Birthday to Don Sep 5
- Happy Birthday Toney Sep 18
- Happy Rotary Anniversary to Katrina Sep 12 17 years
- New Stores are coming: Greek Cafe; Bodega; Sparta Convenience; New business coming to the old TD Bank; the brewery will be opening at the OLD MILL as soon as they navigate the permit process.
- Borough Hall update: Hired Mr. Rob Jacobus who is working with the events committee as well as the Fire Marshal and Code Official
- New Fire Marshal, Kate is working out well. She is the first female fire marshal in the history of the Enterprize fire Company
- Police update: Chief Ruegg has been on the job and busy since he took over from Chief Gardner (who is enjoying Retirement) . Regardless of what you might read on FB. the Police are actively working on and identifying the Kids on Bikes.
- The Chief and Mayor are hosting the Borough Blend...Coffee with a cop
- Public Works: The public works crews are working hard covering events..please remember these crews come in at 8am and rork til 2 am during events
- Boards and Commission Update: Planning Commission is busy reviewing zoning
- Memorial Park is getting a new trail as well as an ADA bridge and playground
- Upcoming events: Fireworks in Sep; cruise night at Pennypack. entertainment, games, music etc.
- There is cetainly more going on in the Borough so feel free to call them!
- Happy Birthday to Fabiana Jul 15
- Happy Anniversary to Karen and Mike Jul 11 54 years!
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Thank you Scott for the interesting presentation.
Colleen explained why she is involved in suicide prevention. Her son Jack suffered from clinical depression, and just after his 20th birthday he died from suicide.
Jack Duffy
1999 - 2019
Jack was a brilliant student, a gifted athlete, and a genuine friend. He graduated with a Scholar’s Diploma from Hatboro-Horsham High School in 2017 and started at Dartmouth College that fall. In the meantime, he taught himself to code and developed several website businesses based on his desire to “serve, help, and empower others.” He took time off from college to travel and focus on his entrepreneurial endeavors. But Jack’s brilliant mind was suffering from clinical depression, and just after his 20th birthday he died from suicide. Jack will always be remembered by those who loved him and were touched by his kindness, sharp intellect, and unique insights - well beyond his years.
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- Don't forget to sign up for Charter Night (Contact Katrina). This club received its Charter on May 21, 1942
- Ross and Co. Restaurant opened its doors to business this week! Congratulations and we hope everyone visits for a good meal!
- Congratulations to Hatboro Scout Troop 3 who celebrated 75 years! Many of our Rotarians were happy to join their celebration on Sat Morning. Well done Troop 3
- Library Book Sale ..Sat May 11 9-2 (also flower sale)
- Community Day: At Hatboro Pool.. 10- 2 Bring a nonperishable food item to donate .; Purchase your pool membership; interact with community organizations.(Rotary will be there)
- SAVE Sat May 18 to join Boy Scouts troop 3 celebrating 75 years! College Settlement (see list of activities by scrolling down on the page
- Celebrating Years in Rotary: Gary C 18 years May 15: Skip S 56 years May 15
- Wedding Anniversaries: Tom and Betsy F 53 years May 14: Lisa and Alex May 6
- Minimum 6 bags per flavor, Minimum order of 24 bags
- Up to 50% profit for each bag you sell
- No money up-front
- We pop your order fresh, and package it specifically for your group.
- Fundraising materials and kit provided.
- Happy Birthday to Darlene April 15
- Club Anniversaries Mike and Karen Kearns 7 year Rotarians.