Hilliard City Schools is upgrading the system we use in our school cafeterias. This change will help families better manage their child’s meal account. Because of this upgrade, parents will… read more →

Welcome to ParentSquare! We are excited to adopt this new form of school-to-home communication. ParentSquare is designed to keep parents informed and facilitate participation at school. It provides a safe… read more →

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… read more →

There will be no school on Wednesday, January 22, 2025, due to inclement weather. All middle school and elementary activities are canceled. The High Schools will make a decision later… read more →

In unofficial results, voters have approved the $142 million bond issue and 6.9-mill operating levy proposed by the Hilliard City Schools Board of Education. The successful passage of the levy… read more →

The Hilliard City Schools Board of Education has outlined a contingency plan should Issue 39 not pass in November. While the district remains committed to delivering high-quality education, the plan… read more →

See the Impact of Issue #39! Here is a chart that shows what each building in the district will receive if issue 39 is successful.

Hilliard City Schools is taking important steps to prepare for the future. Below is a conceptual design of the new elementary schools that will be built if Issue 39 passes.… read more →

Curious how the levy affects your property taxes? Use the Franklin County Auditor’s Levy Estimator here: Levy Estimator. Important note: Although ballot language states a 1.84 mill increase for the… read more →

Since 2016, home values in our district have increased by 89.1%, but district property tax revenue has only risen by 14.3%. This is due to House Bill 920 passed in… read more →