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The Mission of the Harlem Consolidated School District, as a vital part of the community, is to help diverse learners realize their unlimited potential by providing an educational program dedicated to academic excellence and the development of strong character in a safe and respectful learning environment.
Message from the Superintendent
Message from the Superintendent
Dear Harlem Community,
Welcome to Harlem School District 122.
Our schools are at the heart of this community, and we are grateful for the families, businesses, organizations, alumni, volunteers, and residents who help make Harlem a special place. Together, we are preparing students not only for success in the classroom, but also for success in college, careers, and life.
We believe that strong schools are built through strong partnerships. Whether you support our students by attending an event, mentoring a student, volunteering, partnering with our schools, or simply cheering on our Huskies, your involvement makes a meaningful difference.
This community page is designed to help you stay connected with the many opportunities to engage with Harlem School District 122. Here you'll find information about our programs, partnerships, volunteer opportunities, business collaborations, alumni engagement, community events, and the many ways we work together to support student success.
Thank you for your continued support of our students, staff, and schools. On behalf of the Board of Education and the entire Harlem team, we appreciate your investment in our district and in the future of our community.
After all, I am Harlem. You are Harlem. We are Harlem.
With Regards,
R. Terrell Yarbrough, Ed.D.
Superintendent
Harlem Gold Card
Harlem Gold Card
The Harlem School District is very proud of the senior citizens who reside in our community. Your contributions and support, past and present, are appreciated. The Harlem Gold Card Club is designed to allow for your participation in school-sponsored events with no cost to you.
Gold Card Club Members must reside in the Harlem School District and present proof that they are 62 years of age or older. Grandparents of Harlem District students, who reside outside the school district, are also eligible to receive the Gold Card Club membership
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