We are pleased to announce the Hilliard City School District has once again received an overall rating of “Excellent With Distinction” on the state’s 2009-10 Local Report Card, the highest rating available from the state. Learn More
Superintendent's MessageAnother school year is up and running, and I am pleased to report everything is going smoothly. This year, we welcomed a record 15,697 students through the doors of our 22 school buildings and preschool. There is nothing quite like walking through the schools on the first day and witnessing the energy and excitement as we embark on a new year. Thank you to the students, staff, parents and community who all help make it happen. Read More
The girls volleyball teams from all three high schools raised $5,413 for the Susan G. Komen Foundation during the first annual Hilliard Volley for the Cure. Congrats to the athletes, the parents, and our community. What a great night for Hilliard! Thank you for sharing it with us and thank you for your support.
The City of Hilliard's Roundabout Project is now well underway in the area where Main Street intersects with Cemetery Road and Scioto Darby Road. In an effort to keep our parents and school community informed of the construction activity and traffic changes in front of our school properties along Scioto Darby Road, we have created this information sheet to provide the most recent information from the City of Hilliard and information concerning access to and from our school buildings. Learn More
Sixty-three staff members from the district's central office and 9 school buildings participated in the 9th Annual Hilliard 5K Run/Walk Nite Classic Friday, Aug. 13. The event was held in cooperation with the Hilliard Parks and Recreation Department to raise funds for the Hilliard Davidson Cross Country Programs and to promote overall health and wellness in the school district and the community.
In compliance with Senate Bill 311, the Hilliard City School District will offer students the opportunity to earn high school credit(s) through a credit flexibility program beginning with the 2010-2011 school year. Credit flex shifts the focus from evaluating student learning based on seat time to assessing students demonstrated academic and skill level or performance. Learn More
New 7th Grade Booster RequirementEffective with the 2010-2011 school year, the Ohio Department of Health is requiring all students entering 7th grade to show written proof of a booster dose of tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis (Tdap), or tetanus and diphtheria (Td). This shot is intended to be a booster dose for students who completed the initial series of DTaP/DT/Td which was required for entry into Kindergarten. Some students may have already received this vaccine. Please review your student's immunization records and/or call your physician to determine if your student still needs this booster vaccine. Written proof of the booster vaccine includes a copy of your student's immunization record or a signed statement from your health care provider listing the Tdap or Td immunization and date it was administered. Records should be sent to your student's middle school. Learn More