 4th grade had a virtual visit from Alex Liggitt from ABC7 news to talk about the work a meteorologist does, how they predict weather and what it is like to work from home. Students enjoyed his visit and learned so much. Watch the video!
Grab and Go Food for
Winter Break
On Friday, Dec 18, Grab and Go will give out 4 day meal kits for 12/18-12/21. No food service on December 21.
On Tuesday, Dec 22, Grab and Go will give out 14 day meal kits to carry families over to Monday, Jan 4.
Herndon Elementary Grab and Go hours are 8am-1pm
NO FOOD SERVICE 12/23-1/3. It will resume on January 4.
PTA News...
PTA Chick-Fil-A Spirit Night is December 21!
Join us at Chick-Fil-A on 12160 Sunset Hills Rd. on Monday, December 21 from 4 – 8 pm. No need to show the flyer. Just make sure to mention "HES Spirit Night" when placing your order. For orders placed through the app, mention “HES Spirit Night” in comments section.
Help the HES PTA with AmazonSmile
Please support the HES PTA this season and throughout the year. You can make an impact each time you shop at smile.amazon.com/ch/54-1219452! or
Using the Amazon APP, click on the three lines at the bottom.
-Click on Settings -Click on AmazonSmile - Designate Herndon Elem PTA You can also Google AmazonSmile and sign in that way! **AmazonSmile will donate a portion of the proceeds to HES PTA, at no cost to you.
 Click here for the December 11, 2020 edition of the Herndon Elementary Morning News!
HES Calendar
December 18: SCA Spirit Pajama Day!
December 18: Last day of school for 2020
December 21: Grab and Go Closed
December 21: PTA Spirit Night, Chick-Fil-A, Reston, 4-8pm
December 22: Grab and Go, 8am-1pm, 14 day meal kits
December 23- January 3: Grab and Go CLOSED
December 21-January 1, 2021: Winter Break: NO SCHOOL and office closed.
January 4: School resumes
 Bee's Eco-School Club, led by HES teacher Mr. Moseley, has been working on making bird feeders out of recycled milk cartons and bird houses. The students are learning how to improve the bio-diversity of their own community by starting in their own backyards. Way to go bees!
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