📣39th Harvest for the Hungry: Kids Helping Kids Fundraising Campaign, October 1-31, 2026
AACPS & AA County Food Bank partner to hold the largest annual fundraiser for the food bank! 100% of proceeds benefit the AA County Food Bank
Donate online at aacps.org/harvest or bring in canned/dried goods to your school
High Point Elementary School is honored to celebrate and recognize the veterans in our community. We invite all veterans and active service members to join us for a Veterans Day Celebration on Wednesday, November 11th at 8:30 a.m.
This special event is our way of expressing our gratitude for your service and sacrifice.
To RSVP for the event, please click HERE https://forms.gle/YdAoHNdXnGeBqXhP9
Our school has participated in and contributed significantly to a great cause each year. Today, our Harvest for the Hungry: Kids Helping Kids campaign kicks off! Please consider donating online: https://form-renderer-app.donorperfect.io/give/anne-arundel-county-food-bank-inc/aacps-harvest-for-the-hungry
Harvest for the Hungry: Kids Helping Kids is the Anne Arundel County Food Bank’s largest fundraiser, accounting for over one-third of their annual donations. We play an essential role in providing food for our students! This year, we would like to encourage donations online. Here's why: The Food Bank can purchase more food per dollar with donated funds and feed more members of our community than with donated goods. This includes purchasing fresh foods, such as meats, vegetables, and fruits. We will continue to encourage food donations as well. No donation is too small to make a difference!
Harvest for the Hungry: Kids Helping Kids is the Anne Arundel County Food Bank’s largest fundraiser, accounting for over one-third of their annual donations. We play an essential role in providing food for our students! This year, we would like to encourage donations online. Here's why: The Food Bank can purchase more food per dollar with donated funds and feed more members of our community than with donated goods. This includes purchasing fresh foods, such as meats, vegetables, and fruits. We will continue to encourage food donations as well. No donation is too small to make a difference!
High Point ES had an amazing time at our Trunk or Treat on Saturday, 10/17. Thank you to our PTA and the many families who supported the event with candy and families who attended!
Spending and saving. Students use their Ram Bucks to shop for prizes in Miss Z's Second Grade class.
CKLA Skills practicing those -ing endings can be even more fun when we are using the SmartBoard together!
Help us reach our goal; please take a couple of minutes to complete our Annual Family Feedback Survey.
A paper copy was sent home with all students; please return it tomorrow if you have not done so already. We are encouraging you to complete it online at https://aacpssurvey.powerappsportals.com/es-ES/ by 10/9!
Thank you for helping HPES grow!
High Point ES had a great turnout for our 1st Walk,Bike, and Roll to school day! Students who needed them were given bike helmits and enjoyed a fun start to the day! Join us every Wednesday in October!
Second Grade students are taking charge and leading the way while building towers together for Primary Talent Development!
Miss Z's class loved the hand washing lesson from our Health Room! Thanks Nurse Frostbutter! 🧼
Partner Reading during Miss Z's 2nd Grade Skills time!
What's on the Monarch caterpillar's menu? First graders observed as our Monarch caterpillar show us which plant it needs for survival.
We love word chaining with our large letter cards in Mrs. Urps' class!
Anne Arundel County Public Schools has a free mobile app that makes staying informed easier than ever before. In the 2026-27 school year, routine announcements about school system events and operations will be disseminated primarily through the mobile app, the news section of the AACPS website, and through messaging to families (not through social media). Emergency notifications will continue to be featured in the alerts banner at the top off the AACPS website on social media pages. To ensure receipt of the latest updates and information, families should download the app and follow their student's school(s).Download the app in the App Store or on Google Play today!
Let's fill a school bus with school supplies!
For the last several years, the AACPS community has been very generous by stuffing a school bus with donations of school supplies for students. This year, we’re doing it again!
Thursday, August 20
3:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Old Mill Middle School South, 430 Old Mill Road, Millersville
Superintendent Dr. Mark Bedell, Board members, district leaders and Education Foundation members will be there, and OMMS will be hosting its annual block party at the same time. Bring your school supply donations and join us!
For the last several years, the AACPS community has been very generous by stuffing a school bus with donations of school supplies for students. This year, we’re doing it again!
Thursday, August 20
3:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Old Mill Middle School South, 430 Old Mill Road, Millersville
Superintendent Dr. Mark Bedell, Board members, district leaders and Education Foundation members will be there, and OMMS will be hosting its annual block party at the same time. Bring your school supply donations and join us!
Bus routes and schedules for the 2026-2027 school year are now available online. For complete information, go to www.aacps.org/buses. Information may change prior to the start of the school year as routes are adjusted, so please check back periodically. Questions should be directed to the Transportation Division.
Are you unsure about whether your student is eligible for bus transportation in the upcoming school year? Anne Arundel County Schools’ Transportation Eligibility Tool can give you the answers you need. Just to go www.aacps.org/transportationeligibility and enter your address. Specific bus schedules will be posted online no later than Wednesday, August 12.
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🫧Our Last Day Was Poppin' 🫧
The heat of summer makes outdoor water activities enticing for children and adults alike. Following these simple tips from our partners at the Maryland Department of Natural Resources can increase enjoyment and prevent tragedy.
Miss Z's First Graders visited Miss Forney's Second Graders for a Q&A session in preparation for next school year! Miss Forney's group shared great academic advice and got everyone excited about upcoming fun like field trips and culminating activities!
