Hartman Elementary

 

Hartman Elementary
5530 North 66th Street
Omaha, NE 68104-1599

Phone: (531) 299-1560
Fax: (531) 299-1579 

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Common Sense School

Welcome to the Family 3/2 Model!

Announcements

Meals2Go Updates - Wednesday, March 3, 2021

 

For complete Meals2Go information, please visit our website. A reminder that all breakfast meals are complimentary. Depending on a student’s meal status, there may be a cost for each lunch. Families interested in applying for free or reduced-price school meals for the 2020-21 school year can submit an application here: https://www.schoolcafe.com/.

For a map of pantry partner locations, please click here. Please confirm their hours as some may have changed. 

 

MISSING ONE ANOTHER... - Monday, May 11, 2020

 

 

COUNSELING SUPPORTS FOR STUDENTS AND FAMILIES - Thursday, April 9, 2020

Counseling Supports for Students and Families
There are social-emotional supports available for your student and family during this time. School counselors, psychologists and social workers continue to be accessible by email with questions or concerns. Omaha Public Schools also partners with the Boys Town National Hotline to offer 24/7 access to trained counselors by phone. That number is 531-299-SAFE (7233). Please reach out if you or a loved one is struggling.

Please continue to look out for one another. We are here for you.

 

Hawk Parents

 

Ms. Raven Whitfield - Building Site Supervisor - raven@joindream.org

Ms. Hannah Smith - Site Director - hannah@joindream.org  

Hartman PTO helps support school events like the Hawk Run, Talent Show, BINGO Night, Scholastic Book Fairs, & School Carnival.

2019-2020 PTO Mtg. Dates:

Sept. 10th @ 4:30pm 

Nov. 5th @ 4:30pm 

Jan. 14th @ 4:30pm 

Mar. 31st @ 4:15pm 

May 28th @ 11:40am

July

If you are interested in joining the PTO, please contact Emily Young at emily.young@ops.org.

Emily Young (Co-President)

Rachel Evans (Co-President)

Heidi Belew (Vice President)

Marissa Stowe (Treasurer)

Alyssa Wilger (Secretary)

Hartman's focus is on preparing all students academically to acquire success. Teachers use a variety of strategies, such as differentiation, tiered assignments, special projects, flexible grouping, compacting curriculum, and subject acceleration when necessary, so all Hartman students can reach their highest potential. Furthermore, Hartman sets high expectations for all students to be safe, responsible, and respectful citizens. These expectations are life skills that will be beneficial for all students throughout their lives. 

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