HB 335 is a sweeping property tax reform bill that combines elements from several prior proposals (HB 129, HB 186, and HB 309). It would fundamentally change how property taxes are levied, limited, and allocated in Ohio, with devastating implications for public school districts. This is a critical time for community advocacy to help protect stable, voter-approved revenue. You can click the links to find Information and FAQ’s, which are designed to help community members understand the financial, operational, and legal implications of HB 335 and actively advocate to protect Ohio’s public education system and the full HB335 Testimony from Hilliard Schools to the House Ways and Means Committee by Treasurer Melissa Swearingen and Superintendent David Stewart. Next Steps: The provisions in this bill could be added to the budget bill during the conference committee process. It is crucial that legislators hear from you as soon as possible. Please reach out to the following committee members to make your voice heard. (There is a sample script below.) Our children’s future and our community’s economic health depend on maintaining strong schools. Thank you for your continued support. Sincerely, Melissa Swearingen, Hilliard City Schools Treasurer, and David Stewart, Hilliard City Schools Superintendent… read more →
Tuesday, August 12th: PAW Days (More Information to Come) Thursday, August 14th: FIRST DAY for STAFF Wednesday, August 20th: FIRST DAY for STUDENTS Thursday, August 28th: Open House (More Information to Come) Supply List for the 2025-2026 School Year: List 1 – 1.5 inch 3 ring binder 1 pkg. of 24 pencils Earbuds 1 Highlighter 2 dry erase markers (any color) Pencil Pouch Optional: Stylus Band/Orchestra: 1″ binder **Students can use a full-size backpack to travel to/from school and store in their locker. If they would like to use a bag to travel to classes (which many do not), we ask that they use a drawstring bag/cinch sack, as large bags take up a great deal of space in both the hallways and classrooms.
Station science students found out what it’s like to be a rock. In a single class period they experienced thousands of years (in geologic time) and experienced first-hand how the rock cycle changes rocks. After their adventure, students chose to create a video or poster from the perspective of the rock to tell their story. Enjoy! Click Here to See Life As a Rock
Hilliard City School District has been honored with the Meritorious Budget Award for excellence in the preparation and issuance of our budget for the 2024-2025 fiscal year! This award, presented by ASBO International, recognizes our commitment to transparency, accuracy, and high standards in financial planning. We are incredibly proud of our team for their hard work and dedication to upholding the best practices in school budgeting. To view our certificate presented by ASBO International, click below. ASBO Meritorious Budget Award Certificate