Check procurement off your to-do list with our Amazon wish list for one-click shopping. Items are shipped directly to HRS - so it's clear sailing.  

Looking to dive in deeper? Nautical themed items and experiences are first rate additions and are fun for all. More details can be found on our auction website. Have something in mind but not sure if it's quite right? Connect with our auction team.

Don't forget, sponsorship opportunities abound! Whether you're taking charge with the Captain's Helm, or giving your business a boost with catalog advertising, we've got options from stem to stern. Visit our auction website for more details!

Hamlin Robinson School is moving to Blackbaud's Financial Aid Management as our third-party vendor for financial assistance determination. All families, current and new, must apply through this new system. To apply for financial assistance for the 2023-2024 school year, please follow this link to access Blackbaud's Financial Aid Management.
To learn more about the process and for additional FAQ resources, visit our website. Financial assistance applications for returning families are due tomorrow, January 20, 2023. If you need help or have any questions, please email Max Beron.

These are the last days to register for Parent Observation Morning - back in person at HRS! Come observe morning assembly, Question of the Day, and visit the classroom for a multi-sensory writing lesson. This is a wonderful opportunity for parents to immerse themselves in the classroom and for students to demonstrate what they're learning. Please RSVP.

Tuesday, January 24 - Levels 1-3 
8:00am-9:45am
Wednesday, January 25 - Levels 4-5 
8:00am-9:45am
Thursday, January 26 - MS Writing Period 1 
8:20am-9:35am
Friday, January 27 - MS Writing Period 2 
9:15am-10:30am

Join us virtually tonight at 6pm for the HRS Speaker Series event, featuring speakers Resha Conroy and Debbie Meyer from the Dyslexia Alliance for Black Children.
Literacy is a key determinant of positive life outcomes, yet Black students and historically underserved communities are disproportionately represented in our national literacy crisis. We invite you to join us (and spread the word!) for this workshop exploring literacy and equity related to reading instruction, language-based learning differences, and dyslexia as a diagnosis of privilege and access. Parents and educators will be empowered with advocacy and resource tools.  

Register today!

LAST CALL! This month, lower school students will be creating sculpture projects using flattened cereal boxes. Donations would be greatly appreciated. Please have students bring any flattened cereal boxes to Mrs. Schmoll in the lower school art room (107) either before or after school now through the end of January. Thank you for your support!

The middle school grand opening highlighted not just how far HRS has come since its founding, but the commitment and dedication of our community. In his January blog post, Stacy Turner reflects on the importance of a space built specifically for our students. Read the full post now.

Check this off your to-do list with our Amazon wish list for one-click shopping. Items are shipped directly to HRS - so it's clear sailing.  

Looking to dive in deeper? Nautical themed items and experiences are first rate additions and are fun for all. More details can be found on our auction website. Have something in mind but not sure if it's quite right? Connect with our auction team.

Don't forget, sponsorship opportunities abound! Whether you're taking charge with the Captain's Helm, or giving your business a boost with catalog advertising, we've got options from stem to stern. Visit our auction website for more details!

Hamlin Robinson School is moving to Blackbaud's Financial Aid Management as our third-party vendor for financial assistance determination. All families, current and new, must apply through this new system. To apply for financial assistance for the 2023-2024 school year, please follow this link to access Blackbaud's Financial Aid Management.
To learn more about the process and for additional FAQ resources, visit our website. Financial assistance applications for returning families are due before January 20, 2023. We encourage current families to complete the application as soon as possible. If you need help or have any questions, please email Max Beron.

Parent Observation Morning is back in person at HRS! Come observe morning assembly, Question of the Day, and visit the classroom for a multi-sensory writing lesson. This is a wonderful opportunity for parents to immerse themselves in the classroom and for students to demonstrate what they're learning. Please RSVP.

Tuesday, January 24 - Levels 1-3 
8:00am-9:45am
Wednesday, January 25 - Levels 4-5 
8:00am-9:45am
Thursday, January 26 - MS Writing Period 1 
8:20am-9:35am
Friday, January 27 - MS Writing Period 2 
9:15am-10:30am

The HRS Student Council Book Drive on behalf of Wellspring Family Services is underway. Students can drop off gently used books for children aged newborn to seventeen on their way to class. Donations will be accepted until January 20. Thank you! 

The next virtual HRS Speaker Series event on Thursday, January 19 at 6pm will feature speakers Resha Conroy and Debbie Meyer from the Dyslexia Alliance for Black Children.
Literacy is a key determinant of positive life outcomes, yet Black students and historically underserved communities are disproportionately represented in our national literacy crisis. We invite you to join us (and spread the word!) for this workshop exploring literacy and equity related to reading instruction, language-based learning differences, and dyslexia as a diagnosis of privilege and access. Parents and educators will be empowered with advocacy and resource tools.  

Register today!

This month, lower school students will be creating sculpture projects using flattened cereal boxes. Donations would be greatly appreciated. Please have students bring any flattened cereal boxes to Mrs. Schmoll in the lower school art room (107) either before or after school now through the end of January. Thank you for your support!

Looking for something to do after school? Consider After School Programs while there's still space! New options include Comics and Illustration Club, Fiber Arts Club, Workout Club, Mixed Sports Club and Earth Club. Registration is available on the parent portal. Please reach out to Austin Hackett, Auxiliary Programs Manager, directly with any questions. 

Our procurement drive is underway! To help us get into ship shape for our annual auction fundraiser, Set Sail, all current school families are asked to consider making a donation valued at $300 worth of new items, or a $300+ cash donation. If you're not sure where to begin, we've mapped it out for you. Find the procurement form on our auction website. To ensure the success of our auction, our top donation priorities are: 

Number 1: CASH 
Number 2: Items purchased from our Amazon Wish List 
Number 3: Nautical themed items and experiences 

Want to attend the pre-auction cocktail party or sponsor a teacher to attend? Consider a sponsorship! Visit our auction website for more details!

Hamlin Robinson School is moving to Blackbaud's Financial Aid Management as our third-party vendor for financial assistance determination. All families, current and new, must apply through this new system. To apply for financial assistance for the 2023-2024 school year, please follow this link to access Blackbaud's Financial Aid Management.
To learn more about the process and for additional FAQ resources, visit our website. Financial assistance applications for returning families are due before January 20, 2023. We encourage current families to complete the application as soon as possible. If you need help or have any questions, please email Max Beron.

Parent Observation Morning is back in person at HRS! Come observe morning assembly, Question of the Day, and visit the classroom for a multi-sensory writing lesson. This is a wonderful opportunity for parents to immerse themselves in the classroom and for students to demonstrate what they're learning. Please RSVP.

Tuesday, January 24 - Levels 1-3 
8:00am-9:45am
Wednesday, January 25 - Levels 4-5 
8:00am-9:45am
Thursday, January 26 - MS Writing Period 1 
8:20am-9:35am
Friday, January 27 - MS Writing Period 2 
9:15am-10:30am

The HRS Student Council Book Drive on behalf of Wellspring Family Services will begin on Monday, January 9. Students can drop off gently used books for children aged newborn to seventeen on their way to class. Donations will be accepted until January 20. Thank you! 

The next virtual HRS Speaker Series event on Thursday, January 19 at 6pm will feature speakers Resha Conroy and Debbie Meyer from the Dyslexia Alliance for Black Children.
Literacy is a key determinant of positive life outcomes, yet Black students and historically underserved communities are disproportionately represented in our national literacy crisis. We invite you to join us (and spread the word!) for this workshop exploring literacy and equity related to reading instruction, language-based learning differences, and dyslexia as a diagnosis of privilege and access. Parents and educators will be empowered with advocacy and resource tools.  

Register today!

This month, lower school students will be creating sculpture projects using flattened cereal boxes. Donations would be greatly appreciated. Please have students bring any flattened cereal boxes to Mrs. Schmoll in the lower school art room (107) either before or after school now through the end of January. Thank you for your support!

New After School Programs started this week - don't miss your chance to enroll! While some favorites will be returning, students can also explore a Comics and Illustration Club, a Fiber Arts Club, a Workout Club, a Mixed Sports Club and an Earth Club. Registration is available on the parent portal. Please reach out to Austin Hackett, Auxiliary Programs Manager, directly with any questions.