There will be no school on Monday, January 6, 2025, due to inclement weather.
All middle school and elementary activities are canceled. The high schools will make a decision later in the day on any activities. The SACC programs are closed as well.
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The Hilliard City School District is in the process of revising its K-12 Mathematics Course of Study. The District’s Math Curriculum Revision Committee has just completed the development of the K-12 Mathematics Course of Study. This Course of Study was presented to the Board of Education on Monday, January 8. The Board will be reviewing the Course of Study over the next several weeks before voting on its adoption. We invite all families and the community to preview the K-12 Mathematics Draft Course of Study and if so desire, use the Feedback Form as an opportunity to provide feedback. To view the K-12 Math Course of Study, click HERE. Please note that the Course of Study development is a part of Phase 1 which does not include Resource Adoption. Resource Alignment and Adoption will take place during the next phase of the revision cycle.
If the community seeks to understand the curriculum revision process, please refer to the following board policies as a resource.
IFD-R – Curriculum Adoption Process Guidelines
IFE – Curriculum Guides and Course Outlines
Tap Read More to see the semester assessment schedule.
To prepare all students without exception to be Ready for Tomorrow, we must create authentic partnerships with our community. We want to hear your ideas, thoughts, and opinions about how your schools should approach a changing landscape. That’s why the Hilliard Board of Education created the Community Conversation Program.
How we educate students is changing rapidly. There are many choices about how schools will look and work as we move forward. These decisions need to be made as a community and with the consideration of many different voices. We need to understand our residents and build a better relationship between the school district and the community. This demands a different kind of conversation. Sometimes, that will mean reaching out to a specific group in our community. Other times, it means defining an issue or topic that demands community input. There will be board members and district administrators at each conversation.
These will happen quarterly.
- Tuesday, March 7 – 5:30 pm at the Hub (3859 Main Street, Hilliard)
- Tuesday, June 13 – 9 am at the Hub
- Tuesday, September 5 – 5:30 pm at the Hub
- Tuesday, December 5 – 9 am at Central Office (2140 Atlas Street, Columbus)
Please join us to share your voice.
Under the guidance of John Keener from Ashland Chemical, all chemistry students students recently participated in a fire safety demonstration that highlighted their commitment to becoming empathetic citizens. Keener’s expertise added a valuable layer of practical knowledge to the event, ensuring that the students not only grasped the theoretical aspects of fire safety but also gained hands-on experience in handling potential emergencies. As they engaged in a simulation directed by Keener, the students demonstrated not only their awareness but also their resilience in the face of fire-related challenges. This unique collaboration with John Keener from Ashland Chemical not only enriched their understanding of fire safety but also instilled in them the qualities of compassionate and resilient citizens, ready to contribute positively to their communities.
