What's New!!
American Indian Parent Advisory Committee (AIPAC) is meeting again!
Hello / Boozhoo / Hau Mitakuyepi Harbor City Families,
We want to share a new opportunity for our American Indian families. Beginning this year, Harbor City school will be re-convening our American Indian Parent Advisory Committee (AIPAC).The AIPAC is established in school district’s with American Indian students and its purpose is outlined by Minnesota Statutes. This committee serves in an advisory role and helps ensure that American Indian students are receiving culturally relevant and equitable educational opportunities. These committees are critical to the achievement and success of American Indian students statewide, and offer a valuable opportunity to strengthen district and parent partnerships. Additional information pertaining to the AIPACs role in supporting students and families can be found at the Minnesota Department of Education website at: https://education.mn.gov/MDE/dse/indian/parent/.

If you are interested in participating on Harbor City’s AIPAC committee, please contact me via email at SZimmerman@harborcityschool.org.Miigwech,
Sam Zimmerman
Director, Special Education Services, Indigenous Education, Pronouns: he/him/his
Where to get a COVID test; When to get tested
  • At 3:35pm on Thursdays, Nurse Linden will walk with students over to the DECC for Covid Screening/Testing
  • We are strongly encouraging COVID 19 vaccinations for everyone who is eligible. Please contact school nurse Linden Fraser for more information and support, lfraser@harborcityschool.org, cell phone # 715-360-1306
#StayConnectedMinnesota: Mental well-being and Covid-19 communication toolkit
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This toolkit provides information, messaging, and resources for people to use in their lives, with their loved ones, and anywhere in the community. Connection is one of the most important things for our mental well-being, and staying connected is one of greatest challenges from COVID-19. These messages focus on the importance of staying connected to our neighbors, loved ones, and the environment around us, and provide some tips on how to help. (click on title for link)
 Supporting Mental Well-being During COVID-19 

​It’s normal to be experiencing increased stress and anxiety right now. It is important to be gentle with yourself and others, and to take steps to support both your own and your family’s mental well-being. Consider these tips to support your mental well-being during the COVID-19 response. (click on title for link)

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