Principal’s Message
Log in to complete our Annual School Survey Today!
Hartley’s online school survey is now active as a link on the home page of our school web site: Log in to:
https://surveys.stjohns.k12.fl.us/TakeSurvey.aspx?SurveyID=p2LL3593
Just click the “Take Needs Assessment Survey” link to take the school advisory council-sponsored survey, which you can complete in less than ten minutes. We encourage each parent or guardian in your family to complete the needs assessment. This year we hope to ensure a statistically significant response by offering your children (?) when you complete the survey.
Parents, this is a great opportunity to let us know how we are doing. The needs assessment outcomes inform us of school strengths and weaknesses as we work to improve as an effective place of learning for your children. Thank you for helping our school by taking the school survey now. Please let your child/children’s teacher(s) know when you have completed the survey and they will give your child a “No Homework” pass.
Hartley School Advisory Council
Go Hawks!
Dr. Paul Goricki
Principal
Mathematics Adoption
The St. Johns County School District is currently conducting the review process for the 2018-2019 Instructional Materials Adoption for Mathematics. Please visit our Instructional Materials Adoption web page to review the available resources.
School Visitation Update
This is just a reminder that anyone (parent, guardian, friend, neighbor, aunt, uncle) must have school access to attend an event at Hartley, have lunch with a student and/or attend an awards assembly. If you have not already done so, please complete the School Access Form. The process for approval may take up to 4 weeks, so please fill out the application sooner than later for any guests that would like to have school access. Once the application is approved, school access will be valid for three years.
Sunshine State Young Readers Award Program
The Sunshine State Young Readers Award (SSYRA) Program is a statewide reading motivational program for students in grades 3 through 8, in a collaborative effort between the Florida Association of Media in Education (FAME) and the Florida Department of Education (DOE).
