Today is National Principals' Day, and we’d like to take this opportunity to recognize our dedicated principals within our school district. Hiland High and Middle School: Tyler Renner Berlin Elementary: Darren Blochlinger Flat Ridge Elementary & Wise Elementary: Casey Travis Chestnut Ridge Elementary & Mt. Hope Elementary: James Luneborg Walnut Creek Elementary & Winesburg Elementary: Darrell Haven Hiland Assistant Principal: Mark Schlabach Thank you for your leadership and commitment to our students and schools!
Ensure your students are well-informed on safeguarding their personal data, staying current with security enhancements, and implementing additional security measures while also backing up vital information, starting with the tips below.
Devices can significantly distract children. Check out the following app suggestions aimed at minimizing distractions so students can perform at their best.
Happy National Administrative Professionals Day! We extend our thanks to the administrative staff across our district for their invaluable support and dedication. Your efforts are truly appreciated. Thank you for all you do!
Set healthy tech habits for the whole family with the tips below!
Happy National Kindergarten Day!
Kindergarten Registration is open for the upcoming 2024-2025 school year. To be eligible for kindergarten, your child must be 5 years old by August 1, 2024. We encourage parents to fill out the registration form and then attend the in-person registration and screening session, which will take place on April 30th, May 1st, or 2nd, 2024, at the Perry Reese Jr. Community Center.
Please remember to bring the following documents:
– Birth Certificate
– Immunization record or signed waiver
– Proof of Residency
– Open Enrollment Form (if applicable)
– Last ETR and IEP (if applicable)
– Custody Document (if applicable)
Should you have any questions or require further assistance, please call an elementary building or the central office at (330) 893-2610.
Cyberbullying presents a genuine worry for parents today. Effectively tackling this issue often requires setting clear expectations and fostering open communication with children.
Are you concerned about your child's excessive social media usage? Here are some strategies for establishing healthy boundaries around their social media activity.
We are making great progress on the Bus Garage and Central Office project. The project is nearing completion, and we have tentative plans to move in early June. Take a look at our progress below, and keep an eye out for further developments!
As educators, our utmost priority is the holistic safety and well-being of our students. It is crucial that parents and students are aware of the ways in which they can create healthy tech habits and navigate the internet safely. Throughout the month of April, we will share tech safety and healthy habits information.
There will be no classes today due to the solar eclipse.
Reminder: School will be closed on Monday, April 8, in observance of the solar eclipse. Classes will resume as usual on Tuesday, April 9. Enjoy the event safely!
Happy Paraprofessional Appreciation Week! Today, we honor our district's paraprofessionals, who provide vital support in classrooms, assist students, and aid educators in various tasks. Your dedication and hard work are deeply appreciated. Thank you for everything you do!
Spring break is scheduled from Monday, March 25, to Friday, March 29. We look forward to welcoming you back on Monday, April 1.
Report cards have been sent home with students today, March 22. At Hiland, report cards can be accessed online through Progressbook.
Today marks the first day of spring!
The Hawks are heading to State - Congrats Team and Coaches!!!
Today is Pi Day! (March 14 = 3.14!) A fun fact about Pi (π): It is an irrational number with its digits continuing infinitely beyond the decimal point without repeating and has been calculated to over 31 trillion digits.
This is a reminder that there will be no school on Monday, April 8, due to the total solar eclipse. School will resume on Tuesday, April 9th.
For your safety during this event, the Holmes County Emergency Management Agency has provided some important tips:
1. Protect your eyes! Never look directly at the solar eclipse without proper safety eyeglasses specifically designed for this purpose. Regular sunglasses won't suffice.
2. Be prepared for potential traffic congestion in Holmes County. Plan your travels accordingly.
3. Expect darkness during the eclipse. Ensure you wear visible clothing and carry a flashlight.
4. For your safety, it's advisable to limit biking during the eclipse due to low visibility. If you must bike, ensure your bike has working lights and wear a safety vest. Always wear a helmet.
Let's all enjoy this event safely!
In celebration of Music in Our Schools Month, we’d like to recognize our Varsity Singers, Bel Canto, Hiland Band, Hiland Drama Department and Elementary Choirs, and Elementary Band. We are fortunate to have such outstanding performers in our district!
