News & Info – Hilliard Davidson High School

HDV Announcements: Thursday, March 5

Posted on March 5, 2026

Good morning, Wildcats!

Please stand for the Pledge of Allegiance (recite pledge)

Here are your announcements for today:

Students – If you are having trouble connecting to Wi-Fi or logging into Canvas and Email, your password has likely expired. Bring your iPad to the media center as soon as possible in order to complete the steps to unlock your account and reset your password.

Please congratulate our Wrestling District Qualifiers- Jute Marihugh , Bradley Parker, Joel Penton and Grady Kowaleski . They will compete at Darby this weekend for a chance to go to the State Tournament at OSU next week.

Interested in decorating cookies and making medical fact note cards for volunteer hours? Want to play a fun medical Jeopardy game for a chance to win some prizes? Join the Future of Medicine club TODAY Thursday, March 5th after school in room 232. Hope to see you there!

Come support the Davidson orchestras TONIGHT at 7:00 as they perform for their spring concerts! The concert will take place in the PAC and concessions will be provided, and don’t forget to come to Graeter’s afterwards for the Orchestra’s ice cream fundraiser held from 6:30 to 9:30! Be there or be square!

HEY HEY GSA!! Our March Meeting will be Monday, March 9th right after school in room 171. Come hang out and get crafty.

Baking club will be hosting their March meeting on Tuesday, March 10th after school in room 121. Please bring $5 for dues if you would like to bake a tasty treat with us.

Juniors and Seniors, Interested in being an officer in the Air Force after College? Meet with Lt Cintron on March 23rd from 10:15-12pm in the Guidance Office. Juniors are eligible to apply for High School Scholarship Programs Fall 2026. Seniors are encouraged to stop by if they are interested in walk on opportunites. Sign up through schoolinks and come see Miss Fant for questions.

Attention Sophomores and Juniors, applications for Freshmen Focus Camp Leader are available in your class of Canvas pages. Applications will close Friday, March 27th at 3:00 pm. Please see Ms. Cooper with any questions.

That’s all we have for today. Make it a great day and GO CATS!

School Day SAT for Juniors: Wednesday, March 4

Posted on March 3, 2026March 3, 2026

As we approach the spring testing season, we are writing to share important information regarding the School Day SAT, which will be administered to all current JUNIORS on WEDNESDAY, March 4TH. The day will be a digital day for all 9th, 10th, and 12th graders; those students should check Canvas for the day’s assignments.

In the state of Ohio, all eleventh-grade students are required to participate in a state-funded college entrance exam and this school-day administration provides our students with a unique opportunity to take a high-stakes college readiness test in a familiar environment at no cost to your family.

The School Day SAT serves several critical purposes for our students’ future pathways:

College Admissions: Students can use these scores for college applications and to meet admission requirements.
Graduation Requirements: Achieving a remediation-free score on the SAT is one of the pathways available to meet Ohio’s graduation requirements.
Scholarship Opportunities: SAT scores are often used by organizations to determine eligibility for academic scholarships.
Academic Benchmarking: The results provide a clear picture of a student’s readiness for college-level coursework in Reading, Writing, and Math.

The SAT is now a digital assessment and students will use their school-issued iPads to complete the exam. Any students with pre-approved College Board accommodations will have those applied to this testing session. Students will have the opportunity to send their scores to up to four colleges or scholarship programs for free.

To ensure your student performs their best during test day, we recommend the following:

Official Practice: Students can access free, personalized practice through Khan Academy, which links directly to their previous PSAT scores.
Bluebook App: Encourage your student to log into the Bluebook™ app on their school device to take a full-length practice test and familiarize themselves with the digital testing tools.
The “Big Three”: As with all major exams, a full night’s sleep, a nutritious breakfast, and arriving to school on time are the most effective ways to reduce stress.
Calculators: While there is a built-in graphing calculator within the testing software, students are welcome to bring their own approved calculator.

We are incredibly proud of the hard work our juniors have put in this year and look forward to seeing them showcase their skills. If you have questions regarding the SAT administration, please reach out to Dr. Jennifer Mox, Building Testing Coordinator.

Night Before the SAT Checklist:

• Charge Your Device.

• Ensure you have your charger, a reusable water bottle, and any approved testing materials (like a calculator or pencils).

• Choose comfortable layers so you can adjust if the testing room is chilly or warm.

• Set an Alarm.

• Turn off electronics 30 minutes before bed to help your brain rest.

• Aim for 8-10 Hours of Sleep: A well-rested mind focuses better and feels more confident!

HDV Announcements: Tuesday, March 3

Posted on March 3, 2026

Good morning, Wildcats!

Please stand for the Pledge of Allegiance (recite pledge)

Here are your announcements for today:

Join us this March as we celebrate Women’s History Month, a time to recognize the achievements, resilience, and impact of women throughout history and today. Women have shaped our world in powerful ways across generations. Let’s honor their stories and amplify their voices. We will be participating as a school in collecting feminine products to raise support for women. Please bring feminine products to your 3rd period classroom and we will be collecting them all month. Anything and everything you bring will help!

This week for Women’s History Month, we’re highlighting Katalin Karikó, whose groundbreaking research on mRNA technology helped make COVID-19 vaccines possible. Her decades of persistence in the field of biochemistry changed modern medicine and saved millions of lives worldwide. Women in science continue to lead innovation and discovery, and your contributions matter, too! Don’t forget to bring feminine products to your 3rd period class to support women in our community all month long.

Join the Engineering Club for our March meeting today after school in room 147. All are welcome!

Art Club will be meeting after school today in Room 127 to work on designs for our 2026 club t-shirts.

HEY HEY GSA!! Our March Meeting will be March 9th right after school in room 171. Come hang out and get crafty.

That’s all we have for today. Make it a great day and GO CATS!

No School Monday, March 2, 2026

Posted on March 2, 2026

The Hilliard City Schools will be closed Monday, March 2, 2026, due to weather. All elementary events are canceled. Middle School and High School Coaches and Advisors will contact students about their events. SACC will be closed.

HDV Announcements: Thursday, February 26

Posted on February 26, 2026

Good morning, Wildcats!

Please stand for the Pledge of Allegiance (recite pledge)

Here are your announcements for today:

Attention JUNIORS! If you are interested in learning more about the senior only programs at Tolles, come to an informational meeting in the PAC during your lunch period or during 7th period tomorrow.

Have you changed your password yet? Your password must be changed by March 2nd (MONDAY!) to avoid having your accounts locked on March 3rd (TUESDAY!).The new requirements and instructions are in the Technology Corner Module of your Class Of page. Help is also available in the media center.

Join the Engineering Club for our March meeting on Tuesday, March 3rd after school in room 147. All are welcome!

That’s all we have for today. Make it a great day and GO CATS!