Hilliard City School News

Hilliard 10th, 11th and interested seniors have an amazing opportunity to learn about career paths after high school, at the Skilled Trades Expo happening Thursday, October 28th from 9 A.M.

Hilliard’s offering a unique experience for their Online Academy students by providing a virtual field trip. Here, they will be able to partake in a virtually interactive learning experience. For

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

Hilliard City Schools is proud to announce 15 students have received recognition from the National Merit Scholarship Program.  Each year, more than 1.5 million students across the country enter the

Davidson High School Teacher Bill Kuch is one of only 79 teachers across the U.S. to earn the 2021-22 PLTW Outstanding Teacher of the Year award, which recognizes educators who

All the students at the new Alton Darby Creek Campus began the year talking about diversity and identity in Mrs. Buscemi’s class. They read the book "The Skin I live

Hilliard City Schools receives federal funding through the Special Education - IDEA (Part B) grant to assist with the education of handicapped children, ages 3 through 21. The district also receives funding

If you haven’t had a chance to meet Superintendent David Stewart, we invite you to join him at an upcoming Coffee Chat. This is a chance to come and learn

There will be a change in meeting location for the Board of Education meeting on Monday, August 9, 2021.  It will now take place at 6:30 p.m. at WEAVER MIDDLE

If you find yourself with a few extra minutes these days, why not check HomeAccess to confirm your contact information is up to date.  It is especially important we have

As we approach the summer break, we want to be sure our families know there is help available 24 hours a day, seven days a week if a student is

With changes in the mask orders from the State and CDC, we want to be sure our parents understand our policy remains in place. Governor DeWine recently sent out direct