The HSAT Science Fair was held on Wednesday, March  18, after school in the cafeteria.  The students, including fourth through 12th graders, displayed their projects and talked with judges about the hard work they have been doing. Students used the scientific method to answer questions ranging in topics from Biology, Human Behavior and Health to Chemistry, Materials Science and Engineering. 

 Our honorable judges included many of our own HSAT teachers and administrators, retired teachers from the community, as well as science and engineering teachers from Owens Community College.  These judges donated their time to further the science and math education of HSAT students, and they deserve out heart-felt thanks.

The 3rd grade students worked very hard to research a famous African-American and prepared a poster board about the person to celebrate Black History Month at our Wax Museum on March 11. They also used props that represented something about their historical person. During our Wax Museum, the students dressed up as the person and gave a speech explaining who they were. They did an outstanding job at the Wax Museum!! Great job 3rd grade! 

On March 6, 2015,30 talented students from HSAT traveled to Lorain, Ohio to compete in the Concept School sponsored Turquoise pre-elimination contest. These students competed in a variety of categories such as, singing in Turkish, singing in Spanish, reciting poetry in Turkish and Spanish dance.  The Foreign Language Department, as well as, these students worked tirelessly to prepare their specific selections. Our students and staff would like to thank all parents and teachers that helped to make this event possible.  HSAT and the Foreign Language Department is very excited to announce that the Spanish Dance group won first place in this pre-elimination contest in the Spanish folklore dance category.  These 16 awesome performers are now working extremely hard for the Turquoise finals that will be held in Chicago on April 25, 2015. Good luck! 

The Horizon Family celebrated its inaugural father /daughter dinner dance with the 7th and 8th grade young ladies and their debonair dad representatives. The event was held last Saturday at HSAT with a delicious dinner of spaghetti and meatballs, build-your-own salad, garlic bread, cheese cake, and a medley of extra desert specials. The evening lent way to a fantastic time elevating and strengthening the special father-daughter relationships, as they danced through the night to wonderful music by DJ Gary and the Underground Sounds.

To help celebrate the reopening of the Zoo's historic Aquarium and to learn a little about fish colors, Lucas County elementary schools were invited to participate in a special coloring contest.

Mrs. Holeman's art students colored a provided Toledo Zoo fish template and then HSAT staff voted on one as the contest entry to represent HSAT. Anna Walls' entry was chosen by the staff and also was chosen as a top 10 finalist by the Toledo Zoo! Anna's and our other school's submission are displayed in the Great Hall of the Zoo's historic Museum of Science building.  Great job, Anna!