Congratulations to the fourth through sixth grade classes at Harding Cordova for their outstanding performance of the Wizard of Oz. Snow days could not hold back the enthusiasm and dedication of these students and their teachers. Bravo!
Congratulations to Caleb Knight who is headed to the State Poetry Out Loud Competition on Saturday, March 14.
What a difference a week makes! Just one week ago, a substantial portion of our Cherry Road campus was flooded, causing significant damage to our auditorium, counseling offices, classrooms, and hallways. Since that time, life at Harding has continued in strong and courageous ways. We hosted sub-state basketball games and sent both our boys and girls teams to the state tournament; we had all of our students back into their lockers and regular classrooms by Tuesday morning; we performed Jungle Book; we hosted Longing for Glory concert; and, without missing a beat, we continued to focus what we do best: teaching, learning, and taking care of young people…
The Institution of Faith and the Arts (IFA), in conjunction with the White Station Parent’s Club, brought in book author, S.D. Smith, to speak in chapel at White Station. After chapel, Smith held a creative writing workshop with Harding sixth graders including the Cordova sixth graders who came to White Station for the opportunity. Later that morning, he went to the upper school and spoke Kayla Pharr’s 3rd period (10:00 – 10:45) creative writing class.
Smith is the author of The Green Ember.
Our cheer team receiving the State Tournament Sportsmanship Award for DII Class A. Way to go girls and thank you for leading the whole Harding family in cheering on our teams!
Stephen is no stranger to Harding Academy. His prior performance of Living Letters: Encountering Philippians touched the hearts of our […]
Harding Academy is pleased to announce Ashley Murdock as our junior high girls and boys tennis coach and assistant varsity coach.
Congratulations to our Lions and Lady Lions basketball teams! They are headed to this weekend’s State Tournament at Lipscomb University in Nashville – February 26–28. Way to go!
This past weekend at the University of Memphis, over forty of Mr. Frizzell’s 8th grade history students competed at West Tennessee History Day against other area schools. Harding showed particularly well in the Documentary and Performance categories! They are State Bound!
The Scholastics Art and Writing Awards are in and we won 25 Awards this year, the most in our history! The Silver Keys will be on display at the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art until March 1
Justice Laws and Jennifer Nichols are crowned King & Queen of Hearts..
Friday, February 6, 2015 – Memphis Mayor A C Wharton read to the student body at Harding White Station. These students, ages 2–grade 6 listened intently! Thanks you, Mayor Wharton, for spending the morning with our White Station students.
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