School Fees

There will be no school fees for our students this year, with the exception being the Technology protection plan, and any other activity that has a participation fee ex. (Athletics, Ski Club, Music, Etc)

Scheduling and Registration for 2019-2020

6th into 7th

• 2019-2020 6th to 7th Registration Power-Point
• Middle School Program of Studies

7th into 8th

• Middle School Program of Studies

8th into 9th

• High School Program of Studies
• Darby Class of 2023 Scheduling

ILC General Information:

• Innovative Learning Center (ILC) video highlighting courses. Keep in mind this video showcases ALL programs at the Innovative Learning Center for grades 7-12.
• ILC student perspective about opportunities at our Innovation Campus.
• Students must have 2-3 open periods during any semester to take classes at the ILC.
• Opportunities for middle school students are outlined in this flyer.
• For more information about the opportunities at the ILC please contact either Mark Tremayne.

Registration Information for Students New to the District

• Students MUST register with the district registrar:  District’s Registration Page.
• iPad Handbook

Athletics:

• Athletic Manual

Other Resources:

• Insurance Program Information
• Enrollment

Please see the Washington DC Trip Information page for more details.

Planning for the 2019-2020 school year…. Please visit our scheduling page. This page contains all documents and other pertinent information about scheduling for next school year.

Course Information Videos

Our teachers at THE Heritage have put together short videos that discuss the courses that we offer at the middle school level.   These videos will provide you with information about the courses that we offer and some of the differences between them.  If you have any questions about courses & content, please contact the Heritage Guidance Office.

For the past several years the Hilliard City School District has intentionally put our professional development days on Election Days. We use many of our buildings as polling places per the request of the Board of Elections. We believe we have a civic opportunity to open these buildings for people to exercise their right to vote. While opening the building to the public for voting is important, protecting the safety of our students is also essential. We can’t maintain the same level of security at our buildings during the voting process. Thus, we’ve moved our two professional development days to the Election Days.

In the state budget signed into law by Governor DeWine on July 18, 2019, the March 2020 primary election date changed from March 10 to March 17, 2020.  We will be asking our Board of Education to approve a calendar change for the 2019/20 school year to reflect this change.  The Board will vote to change the calendar at the August 12 Board of Education meeting.

This means our staff professional day will move to March 17, which will give our students the day off.  Both teachers and students will be in school on March 10.  We understand calendar changes can be challenging for our families, so we wanted to get you this information as soon as possible.  Please make a note of this and make plans for your family.

Please take a few minutes to be sure we have your updated contact information in HomeAccess.  It is especially important we have a correct PRIMARY phone number listed.  This is the number we use in emergency notification messages.  We also need correct email addresses as those change.

You can also sign off on handbooks, athletic forms and buy the Technology Protection Plan.  Why not do this all now, and not have to worry about it come August!

Here are some links to help:

View the Technology Protection Plan

How to update Registration Information/Contacts and more in HomeAccess

We want to wish everyone a safe and happy 4th of July weekend.  Please remember our offices will be closed on the fourth and fifth.

This year we trained hundreds of our students to be a part of our Hope Squad Team.  This is a school based peer to peer suicide prevention program.  Our Hope Squad Teams are made up of students selected by their peers.  They are trained to watch for at-risk students, provide friendship, identify suicide-warning signs, and seek help from adults.  Hope Squad members are NOT taught to act as counselors, but are educated on recognizing suicide warning signs and how to properly and respectfully report concerns to an adult. The Hope Squads have been doing amazing things in our schools and are already helping our students.

We know that mental health concerns and issues don’t just end as we close our doors for the summer.  We want to give our community some resources for when a friend, child or neighbor needs help.  Here is some information that Hope Squad has shared with us.

If someone is in imminent danger you must call 911.  Warning signs would be if someone says, “I’ve decided to kill myself,” or “I wish I were dead.”  It could also be if they want to harm someone else.

If there is no imminent danger, but it is possible, you should still contact the police.

Hilliard PD – 614-876-7321

Dublin PD – 614-889-1112

Columbus PD – 614-645-4545

Indirect warning signs could be if someone says, “I’m tired of my life,” or “My family would be better off without me.”

Please, talk with your children and keep an open dialogue.  Please, call for help when you need it.  This is a concern we share with our community, and together we can combat this and get our students the help they need.