Harvest Elementary

We are excited to kick off our 2nd Annual Harvest Critters Direct Drive!

Every dollar donated goes directly back into our classrooms to support our students and teachers. Funds help provide paraprofessional support, classroom technology and curriculum materials, and recreational equipment for recess.

Donations are completely voluntary, and every student gets to participate in our schoolwide drawings and fundraising milestones regardless of whether their family donates.

Let’s see how many Harvest Critters our Little Hawks can catch this year!

Watch this short video for more information about our Harvest Critters Direct Drive!

2 days ago, Lindsi Coughran

Flyer for Harvest Elementary’s 2nd Annual Harvest Critters Direct Drive fundraiser. The fundraiser supports paraprofessionals, classroom technology and curriculum materials, and recess equipment. All students can participate in schoolwide drawings regardless of whether their family donates. Fundraising milestones range from critter buttons for all students to candy off the roof, Rockin’ Recess, Movie Day, schoolwide Bingo, an end-of-year Skate Day, a Mr. Kingsford Dunk Tank, and Mr. Kingsford sleeping on the roof at $15,000. Student drawings and top donor prizes are also listed. A large fundraising thermometer and QR code to the donation site appear on the flyer.

The Reflections theme for this school year is “What My Culture Means to Me”

You can submit entries now and have until October 7th to get them in. Start now and let your student show you how creative they can be!

More info on rules and how to enter is found here: https://www.utahpta.org/ref

* Please reach out if you have any questions!

6 days ago, Harvest Elementary

Colorful National PTA Reflections 2026–2027 flyer featuring the theme “What My Culture Means to Me.” The design includes images representing cultural expression and the arts, including a dancer, musician, writer, photographer, and decorated pottery. Students are invited to create work in dance, music, film, photography, 2D art, 3D art, or literature. The submission form opens September 1, with details available through Utah PTA.

Donuts with Grown-ups for First Grade is this Friday, September 25th!

Grown-ups: Send your child to class and then join them in the gym for a book and a donut! Bring a chair or a blanket for cozy seating.

6 days ago, Harvest Elementary

Colorful Harvest Elementary PTA flyer advertising “Donuts with Grownups” for 1st grade on Friday, September 25 at 8:00 a.m. The flyer features nine illustrated donuts with colorful frosting and sprinkles. Families are instructed to send students to class first, then meet them in the gym for a book and a donut. Grownups are encouraged to bring a chair or blanket for cozy seating.

Join us for the Harvest Elementary Back-to-School Open House!

Grades 1–6: Monday, Aug 17 | 2:00–4:00pm
Kindergarten: Monday, Aug 24 | 2:30–4:00pm

Meet teachers, tour the school, and get ready for an amazing year! We are excited to see you there! ✏️🍎

2 months ago, Lindsi Coughran

Back to School Open House with Hank the Hawk- Text: Grades 1-6: Monday, August 17 and Kindergarten: Monday August 24

Harvest Summer Hours!

Office Hours: Mondays from 8:00-12:00

Summer Library: Monday from 9:00-11:00

5 months ago, Harvest Elementary

Beach scenary with water, plants, beach balls, and leaves. Wording about Summer Hours at the school: Office Hours: Mondays from 8:00-12:00 Summer Library: Monday from 9:00-11:00

Winter Break Well Wishes!

10 months ago, Harvest Elementary

Scenery of a winter scene with text that states dates for school

👻🧛🏼🎃 Happy Halloween from Harvest!🎃🧛🏼👻
Halloween is right around the corner! Check your email to access the Hawk Talk eCommunication for details about the Halloween parade.

11 months ago, Harvest Elementary

Happy Halloween wording with ghost, pumpkin, bats and spider objects

🍁 Fall Break is around the corner! 🍁
No school for students: October 16-20
Professional Development Day for teachers: October 20
Students return: Tuesday, October 21
Enjoy your break!