School News

Updated Mon, Jan 29th

We need your help! We have many open positions to fill on our Parent/Teacher Association. Without parent volunteers, we won't be able to have our dynamic programs.  

Open Board Positions:

  • President
  • Co - President
  • V.P. Fundraising
  • Secretary
  • Treasurer      

Committee Chairs

  • Community Outreach
  • Silent Auction
  • Hospitality
  • Dining Night Out
  • Book Fair
  • Student Craft Fair

 While these are currently open positions, you are welcome to apply for any position on the Board.If you’re interested or have questions, please contact us at president [at] foresthillpta.com.

Updated Mon, Jan 15th
January: Brain study about future growth and mindset. Students will complete a  brain design challenge activity. Students will learn about  color vision and color perception.
Updated Wed, Jan 17th

 Jan 19 - Enrollment Tour @ FH 8:30-10:00am

Jan 22 -26 – Math-A-Thon Technology Fundraiser

Jan 25 – Talent Show Tryouts K-3

Jan 26 – Talent Show Tryouts 4-5

Updated Wed, Jan 10th

District Enrollment Tours 

Rolling Hills Middle School: January 12th 9:00am

Monroe Middle School: January 25th 9:30am

Updated Thu, Jan 4th

Our staff wants to thank all our Forest Hill families for being so kind and generous this holiday season. Because of your support we were able to support 27 families! Along with donations given from Westgate Church each family received: a new jacket, a pair of shoes and gift cards. Thank you for making a difference in our community.

Updated Sat, Dec 23rd

Our classrooms with multiple ages have done 10 projects including shape trains, animals, alligators and pumpkins. They have also made sugar skulls, fall trees, winter trees and a santa. All projects start with a related book.

~Mrs. Hardt

Updated Sat, Dec 23rd

Fifth Grade has finished 4 projects. We started the year with patterned fish for the Square One fundraiser. Next we learned about radial symmetry and drew trees filled with pattern, some radial. Our last two projects focused on the art of the American artist Alexander Calder. First we painted abstract paintings after looking at his artwork. Next we made a “stabile” using card stock after looking at his mobiles and stabiles. Here the student’s engineering as well as artistic skills were used. ~ Mrs. Hardt

Updated Sat, Dec 23rd

Third Grade has worked on 5 projects so far. We started with watercolor suns from Mexico for our Square One project. Next we learned about Pablo Picasso and made Cubist style Halloween themed collages. Then we learned about value in color and a few facts about Jellyfish to do a chalk drawing on top of our value paintings. (A bit of STEM ). We learned that the Paisley patterned originally came from India and Persia and we painted gold paisley shapes and then added pattern to them with oil pastels. Now we are learning about how to draw a landscape and show depth in our artwork. ~Mrs. Hardt

Updated Sat, Dec 23rd

Fourth Grade has finished 4 projects so far. We started with birds in the style of the artist James Rizzi. Next we did oil pastel sugar skulls for Dia de los Muertos. Then we looked at the art of Sandra Silberzweig and made cubist portraits in chalk pastel. We just finished learning about shading to make shapes look 3 dimensional by making oil pastel snowmen like the illustrations in the book Snowmen at Night. ~Mrs. Hardt

Updated Sat, Dec 23rd

First Grade has done 7 lessons so far. We started with owls for the Square One fundraiser. Next we read The Beautiful Oops and made oops art. Then we focused on different types of line and made an abstract line painting. After that we made three dimensional line sculptures where the students had to use their engineering as well as artistic skills. We then focused on color and mixed colors to make fall trees. Next we studied one of Kandinsky’s paintings to create an abstract oil pastel drawing using circles in different color combinations, we also made a group piece. Our last project used texture to make Starry Night Paintings with collage like Vincent Van Gogh. ~Mrs. Hardt