 These UN-BEE-LEAVE-A-BULL students were the winners of the Harpers Ferry spelling bee and will be representing our school in the upcoming county competition. We know they will do a great job and go on to regionals. Best of luck!! |
 Harpers Ferry Middle School students participated in the county science fair this weekend. Lauren Simpson won the 1st place grand prize and many other students placed in the top of their category. They are shown above. We are very proud of these students at Harpers Ferry and are happy to call them tigers. |
 The honors band and all state chorus went to a special performance this weekend. They represented Harpers Ferry well and made us all proud.....AGAIN!! |
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On Monday, January 25 Harpers Ferry Middle School teamed up the the Harpers Ferry Park Service to study the election of 1860. The park service, with the help of the teachers, took over Harpers Ferry for an all day immersion into history. Students were divided into 15 groups of 25 each and rotated through multiple activities such as skits, candidate campaigning, classroom instruction, and candidate speeches. When asked how he felt about the days events, Mr. Spurgas remarked, "I can think of no better way to help students fully understand history and to get them excited about learning." Special thanks to the Park rangers, volunteers, teachers, and especially Mrs. Lamp for making the day a great success. So Many Activities!!
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"The Home of the Tigers" Quality education for All! Our Mission Statement The mission of Harpers Ferry Middle School is to give each student the opportunities to achieve to the best of his/her abilities in a safe and caring environment. Our goal is to develop self-discipline and individual responsibility in your child to meet the challenges that he or she will face in our society. Over the past years, our school has followed a successful discipline plan that supports the right of each student to an education in a calm, safe, and secure environment. |  |