On Thursday, November 4th, students in AP Psychology researched one of their 5 senses and created a fun sensory experience for students at Bradley HS that displayed the capabilities of their researched organ.  Students explained how our sense organs relay information to the brain to create perceptions, and discussed an interesting fact about the sense they researched.



Hilliard Schools to Hold Off on Levy Request

The last time Hilliard City Schools was on the ballot was in 2016. However, last night at the Board of Education meeting, Treasurer Brian Wilson delivered the five-year forecast with news that due to tight fiscal management, the district will not need to ask taxpayers for a levy increase until 2024. That will be a full eight years between levy requests.

“During the 2016 campaign, the board of education and district officials promised our community that if it passed, we wouldn’t be on the ballot again for four more years,” said Board of Education Member and Finance Committee Member Mark Abate. “We understand the tax burden for our residents, and we are proud to be able to stay off the ballot even longer.”

In the five-year forecast, Mr. Wilson predicts Hilliard will not see a significant increase in revenue from the new state funding model. However, “Property taxes in 2020 and 2021 came in significantly better than projected in 2017,” he said. He also noted, “salaries and benefits are significantly less in 2020 and 2021 than originally projected in 2017. Part of this is a result of COVID as we reallocated staff to handle the changes in the learning environment. We were also able to use some of the federal dollars to offset some of our costs that would normally fall in the General fund.”

In early winter, Superintendent David Stewart and Deputy Superintendent Mike McDonough will bring back together the Master Facility Planning Committee. Before the pandemic, this group of community members, staff, and business experts conducted an extensive facility assessment on each building throughout the district. Reconvening this group will help the district create short-term and long-term plans for our facilities while maintaining current funding levels. In addition, although our schools have been well maintained, we must assess whether the costs associated with repairing facilities and mechanical systems are no longer a prudent investment of taxpayer dollars. 



Embrace, Empower, Inspire Award

We would like to announce a new staff appreciation award that will be given to Hilliard City School employees.  The Embrace, Empower & Inspire Award will be presented throughout the school year to staff members who exemplify the values of the Hilliard City Schools and make exceptional contributions to our district. These staff members demonstrate the Hilliard Way by making a difference every day, investing time in others, and pursuing excellence.

We hope our students, families, community members, and staff will take some time to nominate the staff member they feel best meets the criteria.  You can watch the a video and get more details this web page.



Tap or click on a staff member’s name to view their video. If no video is available for a teacher, please reach out to that individual teacher for more information.

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Administrators

William Warfield, Principal
Cort Hamilton, Assistant Principal
Katherine Hueter, Assistant Principal
Adam Walton, Assistant Principal

Art

Juliana Boiarski
Niki Lattig
Katie Owens
Sally Ruffing

Business

John Riggs
Jayne West-McLinn

E.L.

Sara Hofinger

English Language Arts

Adam Bidwell
Lauren Braemer
Kelsey Cowles
Rae Cunningham
Cassidy Dyer
Angelo Forte
Rachel Keller
Julie Rickert
Tiffany Thomas
Melissa Watts
Alyx Wulff
Pam Worth

Family & Consumer Science

Dana Brown

World Languages

Wei Fischetti (Chinese)
Eric Howard (French)
Meghan Lawrence (French)
Jennifer Meyers (Spanish)
Jill Morris (Spanish)
Jeffrey Tackett (ASL)

Mathematics

Katherine Adams
Michael Armelie
Patricia Bergstrom
Shane Borden
Emily Burke
James Desenberg
Brad Gmerek
Melissa Gmerek
Kyle Heinlen
Kristen Horne
Cami Kowalski
Michael Limbird
Robby Mays
Kevin Moody
Emily Santille

Performing Arts

Alyssa Schott (Choir)
Jeremy Witt (Choir)

Wellness Department

Ted Wierzbicki

Pre-Engineering

Michael Armelie
Shane Borden
James Desenberg

Science

Heather Arnold
Colleen Baker
Jarrod Crocker
Zarah Forquer
Brian Gerber
Courtney Goodwin
Doug Griddle
Jenny Kieffer
Tom Nees
Caryn Riggs
Chris Simpkins
Erin Tarloff
Katherine Ulring: Freshwater and Marine Ecosystems
Katherine Ulring: Honors Biology

Social Studies

Noor Alghussain
Michael Bleh
Mehgan Cline
Shannon Cochran
Todd DelBoccio
Scott Dempsey
Katelin Rich
Justin English (Katelin Rich’s sub)
Austin Rings

Intervention

Sasha Buckingham: Algebra 2 Concepts
Sasha Buckingham: Decisions
Denise Buergel
Adrianne Dee
Jeff Feathers
Katie Gierach
Tyler Ison Decisions
Tyler Ison English 9
Hannah Hartman
Kirk McLinn
Kelly McPeak
Sam Nowjack
Candra Warburton
Katherine Winkel

Computer Science

Justin Riley

 

 

 



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