School Calendars
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Classroom Hybrid Calendars
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Homes Study Calendars
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Events Calendar
Clubs
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Future City Club
Students will imagine, research, design, and build cities of the future that showcase their solution to a citywide sustainability issue. |
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Yearbook Club
Join Mrs. Neufeld to create the Harvest Ridge yearbook. Students will be taking photos, creating pages, and putting together a fun yearbook to celebrate our students. |
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Newspaper Club
Students create news articles for the Harvest Ridge Times. |
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Girls on the Run
Sign ups coming soon. We are currently looking for parent volunteers to start this program. Email Mr. Ornelas for more info! |
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NBA Math Hoops
Click here to sign up! NBA Math Hoops is a game that features real like NBA & WNBA superstar playing cards and their statistics. Students learn fundamental math skills through the game of basketball, as well as learn about teamwork and sportsmanship. |
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Track and Field
Sign-ups will be available in Spring 2023! Students will be putting on their track shoes and running, jumping and throwing! Join other schools with the Loomis School District as they run races, jump the high jump, and throw discus and shot put. |
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Harvest Ridge On Campus Enrichment Sessions
Harvest Ridge is excited to offer Enrichment opportunities for all of our students! Each session has two classes that students sign up for. These classes will be split into upper grade and lower grade groups to allow us to tailor instruction to the students attending. Each session will be capped at 40 students, with a maximum of 20 in each group. A waiting list will be started for students signing up after the session fills.
Classes are held on Fridays on the main Harvest Ridge Campus and run from 9:00 am to 11:15 am with a 15- minute snack recess/break in between. Students are encouraged to bring a water bottle and snack for the break.
Costs for each session and session details are listed below. Home Study students may use Home Study funds to cover the cost of the classes. Payment for classes must be received as of the first session through cash or check made out to HRCCS.
Classes are held on Fridays on the main Harvest Ridge Campus and run from 9:00 am to 11:15 am with a 15- minute snack recess/break in between. Students are encouraged to bring a water bottle and snack for the break.
Costs for each session and session details are listed below. Home Study students may use Home Study funds to cover the cost of the classes. Payment for classes must be received as of the first session through cash or check made out to HRCCS.
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My Learning Farm
Time: 12:30 - 2:30 pm Cost: $265 per student Class Max: 18 students Location: Mattia Farm, Penryn CA Click HERE for the flyer with all the details! Students will participate in hands-on experiences with compost, STEAM, gardening, cowboys, vet care, chickens, goats, alpacas, predators, sheep, and more. *Students must complete and turn in PERMISSION SLIP prior to participating. |
Resources, Links & Forms
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Student Supply Lists
Please click on your child's class below to see what supplies your child will need. Teachers will have students bring their supplies in during their assessment time the first weeks of school. |
Harvest Ridge Annual Parent Notices
Education Code section 48980 and other state and federal laws require schools to annually notify students, parents, and guardians of their legal rights and responsibilities.
Annual Parent Notification
Uniform Complaint Policy
Indian Education Program Flyer
Indian Student Eligibility Certification Form
Herbicide Safety Data Sheet
Harassment/Intimidation/Bullying Policy
Education Code section 48980 and other state and federal laws require schools to annually notify students, parents, and guardians of their legal rights and responsibilities.
Annual Parent Notification
Uniform Complaint Policy
Indian Education Program Flyer
Indian Student Eligibility Certification Form
Herbicide Safety Data Sheet
Harassment/Intimidation/Bullying Policy
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Community Mental Health Resources
Click HERE to access various resource links for students in Placer County in need of mental health support. 211 Placer Resources Available! Our county has launched 211 Placer, the new information and referral system in Placer County. 211 Placer is a free, confidential, multilingual information line and website that connects people with the services and resources in their community. 211 Placer provides a 24/7, one-stop shop for referrals to community and health services including food, transportation, senior care, employment services, housing assistance, mental health supports and much more. People in Placer County can access 211 in multiple ways: |
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- PHONE: Dial 2-1-1 (or 1-833-DIAL211; for TTY: 1-844-521-6697) to speak with a call specialist. Language interpretation is available.
- TEXT: Text your zip code to 898211. Your text plan’s rates will apply.
- ONLINE: Visit 211Placer.org to access an online searchable database or to chat/email specialists.