Place Based Learning for a Lifetime of Growth
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Harmony USD
The Mission of the Harmony Union School District is to nurture our student's academic, social, and emotional growth in an inspirational, rigorous, and creative academic program.
Harmony Union School District students cultivate life long curiosity, adept problem solving, rational discernment, responsible citizenship and stewardship of our community and environment.
Place Based Learning
For a Lifetime of Growth
Students graduating from the Harmony Union School District (HUSD) have a deep understanding of their home. As they progress through the grades, students learn about our region’s diverse ecosystems and its rich cultural history. Global principles emerge from learning grounded in place.
Place-based education uses the local community and environment as a starting point for learning across the curriculum. Because of our school’s unique setting, with its acres of redwood forest, creek and grasslands, place-based education is primarily focused on environmental education, but also incorporates history and extends to the community.
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November 6, 2025
Please join principal/superintendent Matthew Morgan for our next parent night discussing Artificial Intelligence (AI) and how it plays a role in education. This event will be held in person and via z. . .
October 31, 2025
Just a reminder that Picture Day is this Monday 11/3! Here is some info and tips: Pictures will be taken outside Solid color tops are recommended by the photographers Clean clothing Ne. . .
September 30, 2025
The Annual Harmony Autumn Festival is almost here! Please join us this Friday, October 3, from 1:30 pm-3:05 pm Music, Dancing and Dessert in the Meadow **We ask that parking is in. . .
4 Distinct Habitats Co-exist on Our Campus
Redwood Forest
Grasslands
Creek With Waterfall
Perennial Wetlands
HUSD students are expected to know the various local habitats including the common plants and animals in the area.
Relating to food systems and energy and resource use; HUSD students compost their cafeteria waste, and work with the compost bins in the garden.
HUSD students have a solid knowledge of current events and the region’s early indigenous people; including their settlement patterns and practices.
HUSD students have many opportunities to work with each other, their teachers and scientists in the community to investigate real-world issues.
Students graduating from HUSD are systems-thinkers, with a solid foundational understanding of ecological principles.
HUSD Students study science and our responsibility to Earth, using "best practices" like recycling, composting, and climate advocacy.
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