Hazleton Integration Project

HIP is looking for a Part-Time Teacher to join our After-school Scholars Program. If you enjoy working with children, we would love to hear from you!

The position is from Monday to Thursday 3:45 PM to 5:45 PM. The role of the teaching position is to provide a safe,balanced and engaging environment that supports a child's academic,social and physical growth. Preference is given to candidates with experience working with children. For more information or an application please call 570 861 8081 or send your resume to [email protected].

Hip's Spectacular Summer Camp ended with a carnival. The older students made games out of cardboard, and the younger students received prizes if they played the games and won. 1st place winners were Josmelia Canela & Mya Acosta (game: "Pink Ping Pong Ice Cream Shooter"). 2nd place went to Brianna Alcanzar, Dailene Núñez, and Alaia Almonte (game: "Feed the Animals"). 3rd place went to Leandro Llerena & Ethan Mejía (game: "Knock It Off").

​El espectacular campamento de verano de Hip terminó con un carnaval. Los estudiantes mayores hicieron juegos de cartón y los estudiantes más jóvenes recibían premios si jugaban y ganaban. El primer lugar lo ganaron Josmelia Canela y Mya Acosta con el juego "Pink Ping Pong Ice Cream Shooter". El segundo lugar fue para Brianna Alcanzar, Dailene Núñez y Alaia Almonte con el juego "Feed the Animals". El tercer lugar fue para Leandro Llerena y Ethan Mejía con el juego "Knock It Off".

Carbon County Enviromental Education Center made a vist to HIP's Summer camp during "Animinal Explorers" Week.The campers saw a live king snake and Great Horn Owl up close.They also saw a variety of animinal pelts including a large brown bear.They learned a better appreciation and awareness of their enviroment.

HIP's Summer Camp week 2 "Everyday Heroes" ended with our campers making new friends and learning what it takes to be an everyday hero . Thank you to the firefighters, paramedic,and city street workers who visited during the week and taught us what they do and how they make our community a safe place.