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Harrisburg High School Unified nominated Cooper Rasmussen for the Friends of Best Buddies Award. Cooper has been an active member of the Best Buddies and Unified Sports programs for the past year and is currently a senior at Harrisburg High School. Cooper is incredibly reliable and can always be counted on to attend monthly Best Buddies events and Unified games. He consistently demonstrates a willingness to participate, serving as a supportive partner to all of our players while ensuring everyone in the group feels included and valued. Cooper truly exemplifies the meaning of friendship. He approaches every event with a positive attitude, treats everyone with kindness and respect, and leads with a genuine servant’s heart. His dedication and compassion have made a meaningful impact on our program and the students involved. #TigerProud 🐾

Run by coaches and players, the camp is open to students in grades 2-12, taking place on June 1, 2, and 3.
Scan the QR code or click the link below to register by Friday, May 1st.
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At the board meeting last night, the WEB program was highlighted as a leadership opportunity for 8th grade students that supports incoming 6th graders across the district as they transition into middle school. The program begins in the spring with 5th grade visits and continues into the fall with student-led orientation activities designed to build connections, increase comfort, and ease anxiety for new middle school students. #TigerProud 🐾

Congratulations to our boys' basketball cheerleaders for earning the Spirit of Six award at the State AA Tournament! This recognition reflects not only their leadership on the sidelines, but also the legacy behind this meaningful award. We are proud of the way these cheerleaders represent our school and honor the memory of the cheerleaders for whom this award is named.
Thank you to our basketball team, our fans, and our entire school community for the support and spirit you bring. This recognition is a shared accomplishment.




This year’s event brought together 155 elite teams from across the U.S. and around the world, including China, Kazakhstan, and South Korea. Every team earned its spot through top performances at prior competitions, making this an incredibly high-level event.
Our Harrisburg teams rose to the challenge:
🔹 7686X – Phoenix Rising (Caleb B, Connor A, Miles B, Jayden Y) advanced to the Semifinals in their division and earned the Build Award for outstanding robot design and construction.
🔹 7686A – The Islanders (Ben M, Caleb A, Parker S, Ezra D) had an incredible run—placing 3rd in Skills, winning their division, and ultimately being crowned US Open Tournament Champions!
This marks the first time in Tiger Robotics history that we’ve brought home the Tournament Champion title from the US Open.

Harrisburg High School’s FFA Freshman Food Science team presented on their preparations for the Food Science Career Development Event (CDE). Through this experience, students learn about careers in the food and agriculture industry while developing skills in teamwork, communication, and problem-solving. As part of the competition, the team created a snack product called Bloom & Dip, inspired by a Nutella-and-go-style snack. Their dip is made with sunflower butter and cocoa and highlights South Dakota commodities, including sunflowers, honey, and dairy through whey protein. We are proud of these students for representing Harrisburg FFA and exploring the science behind the foods we enjoy every day!



Amanda was one of five finalists for this prestigious recognition. As one of our Speech-Language Pathologists serving students and staff at Journey Elementary, she consistently demonstrates dedication, professionalism, and a deep commitment to student success.

Did you miss Kindergarten Registration? Will your child be 5 on or before September 1, 2026?
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South Middle School’s Leadership Council shared that the Leadership in Action program has a positive impact on the overall school climate by promoting kindness and inclusion. Students and staff are actively helping create a more connected and supportive school community.



Thank you to the Harrisburg Education Foundation for hosting Foundation Fridays and for continuing to spotlight the incredible work happening at HSD every day. If you haven’t attended yet, join us! These sessions offer a meaningful window into our programs, our people, and the future our students are building. We are #TigerProud of the learning on display! 🐾 📅 Our next Foundation Friday – February 6 – will highlight Advanced Programming, Special Populations, and HHS’s Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources CTE program. 🔗 Register now: https://bit.ly/FoundationFridays



