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Thanks, AEP/AEP Ohio, for the generous donation. This drone will help our students broaden their innovative learning skills and open doors to new career paths!
This DJI Inspire 2 drone will provide our students with hands-on learning with high-tech technology that’s used in the workforce today.
During the first week of EL Summer School, 2nd and 3rd-grade students in Ms. Cararo’s classroom learned all about going camping. Throughout the week, the students explored what is needed for a camping trip by listening to stories, writing about items they would pack, and having hands-on experiences. Students also experienced what it is like to gather around a bonfire, tell stories, and roast marshmallows with their friends! These 2nd and 3rd graders had a spectacular time experiencing camping in the classroom.
A significant HVAC chiller project at Darby High School is underway, along with many other summer projects. This project has an estimated cost of $270,000 and is funded through the support of taxpayers through Permanent Improvement dollars. It exemplifies our commitment to maintaining and enhancing a safe learning environment for our students and staff.
Our team is fully committed to completing this project diligently and efficiently. We recognize the impact it will have on our school community and are confident that the upgraded HVAC chiller will significantly enhance the overall learning experience for everyone involved.
We look forward to the successful completion of this project and many other summer projects for the positive impact it will have on our schools. Together, we are investing in the future of our students and ensuring the longevity of our educational facilities.
In one Summer School opportunity, parents and students from five different elementary schools both attend classes together. They begin the evening with a shared family meal and then move into break-out groups. Taught by Hilliard teachers, students receive math and literacy instruction while parents learn about strategies they can use to support their students at home. The families also receive resources they can take home and continue to learn together all summer. These classes help build relationships with our families and teachers, which ultimately help students become stronger learners.
Join us in congratulating the 2023 Hilliard City Schools Retirees. We hope the next chapter in their lives brings joy and excitement, and our entire community appreciates all they have done to help our students prepare to be Ready for Tomorrow.
This is year, we are recognizing 40 retirees from across the district who gave hundreds and hundreds of years of service to Hilliard City Schools. Thank you, you have been an important part of this school district, and we are excited to acknowledge your contribution to the success and development of literally thousands of students.
Kimberly Nees Leslie Salamony
David Speaks Sharon Thobe
Julie Volbert Lee Wilkinson
Lynn Wilson Todd Heinlen
Betsy Bargar Kathryn Corson
Jean Shackle David Swallie
Gaye Cline Joseph Burke
Julie Cannell Sandra Nagy
John Riggs Richard Thorpe
Andi Cunningham Jodi Korbas
Stephanie Miles Angela Stafford
Gregory Harrison Amy Smedley
Barry Bay
