Winter Break is here, but the students have lots to do!
Each english teacher has given their students a reading/writing assignment for the winter break. It will be due upon returning on January 5th of the new year. While you are celebrating, remind your child the importance of reading! If you have questions regarding the specific assignment email your students' english teacher.

English Department

A small bag of candy and school supplies were given to each winner along with a certification of appreciation on behalf of the HSA Spanish Department. Congratulations to all winners!

Thanks and kindest regards,
Mrs. Ruiz
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Harmony Science Academy experienced a wonderful Science Fair on Saturday, December 13th 2008. Our school cafeteria was full of enthusiastic students competing each other to show their best efforts on their projects.

As a tradition at HSA all our students from grades 6 to 11 prepared their science fair projects and display boards.

17 judges from different universities such as Rice University and University of Houston graded 129 qualified projects within almost three hours.

Thanks to all science fair participants, teachers, distinguished judges and especially PTO members and volunteers who turned this event into a wonderful experience on Saturday

I-SWEEEP promotes engineering inventions and energy efficiency/management discoveries, which will nurture environmentally-friendly technology concepts in secondary education.
I-SWEEEP gives secondary-school students the opportunity to position themselves to be the pre-imminent scientists and engineers of the future. It will be these individuals who have a greater understanding of global issues and the importance of technology in achieving global sustainability that will be at the forefront of environmental research and development.

Harmony Science Academy – Houston is taking the best projects from 9th School wide Science Fair to this fantastic event in Houston in between April 15-20, 2009.

In its first year, I-SWEEEP 2008 was a huge success. There were 1356 participants from 52 different countries and 41 different states. We are looking for more applicants this year.
To be able to organize this wonderful event, I-SWEEEP needs sponsors. If you know any company that can sponsor to this event and need more information, please contact us via phone 713-7294400 X 126 or email (forsun@harmonytx.org).

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Harmony Science Academy Houston and Harmony Science Academy-Austin both received Bronze Medal from US News Best High Schools 2009 search. They were selected from a pool of 21,000 public high schools.Congratulations to all teachers and students who made this possible.

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This past Saturday some 6th and 7th graders participated in a Junior High UIL meet at Harmony School of Innovation. The students participated in events such as Oral Reading, Spelling, Impromtu Speaking, and Ready Writing. Congratulations to Nancy Osazuwa and Prit Dhagat in 7th grade for 2nd and 3rd placements respectively in Oral Reading. Way to go Harmony!!! The other competitions have not been scored yet, so we await the results. The second half of the meet will take place on March 7 and the events of competition will be Math, Science, Social Studies, Dictionary Skills, Number Sense, Calculator Applications, and Listening Skills.

Ms Spears

JAN 5, 2009
APRIL 10, 2009

I am happy to announce that HSA-Houston is now a T-STEM(Texas Science Engineering and Math) academy. This is a part of Texas High School Project and aims to increase the number of high school graduates with strong background in math science and engineering. For more information you can visit the website http://www.tea.state.tx.us/ed_init/sec/thsp/tstem.html.

Principal, DR. Ercetin

Harmony Science Academy was praised in a news article released November 30, 2007 by U.S. News and World Report. The list names 1,600 of the nation’s 18,000 high schools. The article recognized specific schools based on factors such as:
Standardized Test Scores
Performance of Disadvantaged Students
Number of seniors taking and passing college level Advanced Placement Exams.

Normally, this magazine ranks colleges. This is the first time they have ranked high schools and we are honored to be among them. read more . . .