HJHMS Mission Statement:
Hammond Junior High Magnet School aspires to develop knowledgeable, caring, and responsible lifelong learners through high quality educational programs and rigorous assessment.
 
Young people of diverse cultures are provided the knowledge to successfully function in a global society as holistic students who are confident, multicultural communicators guided by international-mindedness, understanding, and respect.

Who Are You?

When you were created, you were designed for greatness!

You are unique; therefore, you will not be like anyone else.

You Are...

A Dreamer! A Conqueror! A Miracle! A King! A Queen!

Gifted! Free! Favored! Talented! Blessed! Athletic!

Every day that you awake is an opportunity to do great,

Get in a hurry there is no need to wait.

The clock is quickly ticking, you must move fast,

Look forward to your future and learn from the past.

You Are...

Above and not beneath! The First and not the Last!

The Beginning and not the End!

The Lender and not the Borrower!

You can climb the highest mountain if that is your desire,

Have more than one goal and plans to go higher.

Everything you want begins with a thought,

Remember that you are priceless and cannot be bought.

You Are...

Handsome! Beautiful! Intelligent! Great! Fantastic! Wonderful! Marvelous! Gentle! Humble! Meek! Kind! Loving! Caring! Faithful!

Happy! Able! Creative!

Take a look in the mirror and see your worth,

Your life was predestined before your birth.

What do you want? What do you want to be?

A nurse, a doctor, a judge, a teacher; it is possible can’t you see.

You Are...

Elegant! Balanced! Empowered! Assured! Courageous! Victorious! Powerful! Joyful! Driven! Strong! Ambitious! Successful!

You can be the very best that you can be,

You are living in the land of the brave and the free.

You are equipped with the very best,

You must stand firm through every test.

The shackles have been loosened; there are no more bars,

Walk in your destiny and know who you are!

Another Blessed Creation

By

Chantal Alisha Robinson 

© March 2012 


announcements

  • Leaders
    HJHMS Leaders are attending a TAP Summer Institute which offers in-depth training to TAP Leadership Teams nationwide—principals and master and mentor teachers—on how to systematically strengthen their skills and the effectiveness of their TAP implementation.
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  • Teacher of the Year
    8th Grade teacher, Tamara Whittington, was awarded HJHMS Teacher of the Year, and Tangipahoa Parish School System Teacher of the Year at the school board meeting on May 7. Pictured from left to right are: Pastor Johnny Dunham, Pat Morris, Tamara Whittington, and Terran Perry.  
     
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  • Ms. Dixon's Class
     

    Mrs. Dixon's classes are currently working on a lapbook project demonstrating what they have learned about the Moroccan Market based on the Moroccan Market Writing Prompt. On their lapbook, each student must include a mini foldable, a paragraph about a personal travel or shopping experience that was similar to going to the Moroccan Market, and at least three vocabulary words with definitions. They are encouraged to make the lapbook as colorful and creative as possible and to make sure their lapbook appeals to as many of the five senses as possible.

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  • LEAP Resources

    Updated with videos!

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Teacher of the Year
 
Congratulations to HJHMS Teacher of the Year, Tamara Whittington, for being selected as the Tangipahoa Parish District Middle School Teacher of the Year! Ms. Whittington is picture here with Superintendent Mark Kolwe.
 
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Whittington's Class

Students in Mrs. Whittington's mathematics class brings real world connections into the classroom. The students conducted an experiment utilizing experimental probability by tallying the number of vehicles that passed through J W Davis Drive and Coleman.
 
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Buzzbee
Seventh grade students have been discussing human impacts in different biomes all over the world. One of the human impacts discussed was "acid rain". The students had the opportunity to test different substances that are found in foods and house hold products to determine if the substance was an acid or base.
 
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Ms. Gill

Ms. Kelly Gill at Hammond Junior High Magnet School teaches a cross-curricular lesson that incorporates Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad.

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Servolution 2012
Servolution 2012
Various church groups, SLU students, community leaders and city workers volunteered their time to help beautify HJHMS!
 
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Nerd Day
Students at HJHMS celebrated Red Ribbon Week Oct. 25 with Nerd Day!
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