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The CHALKBOARD
Hartfield
Inspired by the renowned young adult novel “Refugee”
by Alan Gratz, Lori Jones’s 8th grade English classes
spent a segment of their semester immersed into the
stories of individuals who have faced harrowing journeys
in search of refuge.
Seniors Julia Dyess, Jill Sullivan, Olivia Sallis, and Taylor
Philips attended the PL College One conference led by
church staff, Chip Henderson and Levi Lusko.
On the first Monday of 2021, East Campus students
showed up ready to learn this morning with bright
smiles and “Happy New Year” wishes all around.
6th graders took to the great outdoors to show off some
of their Maker Faire projects. Among many others,
students showcased their handmade crafts and
machinery, science projects.
Through the Little Explorers program led by Mrs. Jenny
Cummins, east campus preschoolers have become
true “little explorers,” learning how to do
a traditional Mexican hat dance!
Inspired by the Hartfield crest and #OneHartfield theme,
3rd graders created their own personal crests -
each student chose their own scripture verse and
action steps to guide them as they live out a
"One Hartfield" mentality.
Congratulations to Hawks wide receiver Brandon
Buckhaulter, who signed with The University of
Mississippi on National Signing Day, making
Hartfield football history as the first athlete to
early-enroll to a Division I football program.
Hartfield upper school’s end-of-semester Discipleship
Day was all about servanthood, and our students
showed up in a big way for their organizations,
delivering collections for several local ministries.
4th grade students continued their tradition of
assembling Operation Christmas Child shoeboxes
to be sent to children in under-served nations
as a sign of God’s love for all children.
Hartfield students enjoyed a rare Mississippi snow day!
Every week, the Hartfield worship team
does the good work of leading our upper school
students and staff in song and worship.
70 • FEBRUARY 2021