A great Spring Pep Assembly at the high school to send us into spring break-Limbo, slime, Tug of war, musical chairs and hungry, hungry bunny!
As the rest of us are heading off to spring break Rob Steinorth, who has manned the security desk at QUEST for the past seven years is heading into retirement. Thank you, Rob, for your service and enjoy your retirement!
Join us next month for a discussion about the educational potentials of the use of artificial intelligence tools. May 8th in the Northwood Auditorium.
Thanks to Wendy Mills from Spectrum News for coming to the High School this morning to do a story on the Honor Pouches being tried out for student cellphones. We'll let you know when the story will air. @SPECNews1ROC @WendyMillsTV
CORRECTION! The Golden Apple presentation for High School Teacher Kristina Best will air on April 22, not on the 15th. Don't Miss it!
DON'T FORGET!
The High School Sources of Strength Club will be hosting a 5k color run and walk on May 17.
After the run there will be an event at the community center including games, food trucks and information tables about various mental health organizations.
Register here: https://runsignup.com/Race/Events/NY/Hilton/SourcesOfStrengthKColorRun
Attention High School students who want volunteer hours. The district is looking for student volunteers interested in helping out with the annual budget vote. The vote will be held on May 21 at the Parma Town Hall. Volunteer hours are available from 3-9 p.m., students can work all six or a portion. For more information, contact mmccue@hilton.k12.ny.us
What a difference a day makes-and what a job by our buildings and grounds department to get the field ready for today's baseball home opener against R-H at 5:00. #GAMEDAY @HiltonCadets @PickinSplinters
"Best is the best!" That's what Ava and Alana say about High School Music Teacher Kristina Best, and why they nominated her for a Golden Apple. Channel 8 agreed because today they showed up to surprise her! You can see the full story next Tuesday! @News_8 #GoldenApple
Congratulations to this year's winners of the Hilton Central School District's Friends of Education who were recognized at last night's Board of Education meeting. Thank you for all you for our students and our schools!
District-Doug Gloff
Northwood -Martha Smith
Village Elementary-Kim Lander
QUEST Elementary-Bob Clemens
Merton Williams-Dr. John Hix
Hilton High School-Lindsay Tomidy
Leeroy Williams Music Award-Jennifer and Charles Gruener
Interscholastic Sports -Karen and Gerard Iglesia
The Hilton Central School District has immediate openings for custodians and cleaners. For more information visit: https://hilton.recruitfront.com/
Chris Paddon demonstrates the Cadet Intentional Value of Lifelong Learning by continuously improving and embracing new challenges. He researches new systems, tackles complex tasks, and shares insights with colleagues. Chris' proactive approach and dedication make him a valuable team member.
You DO NOT want to miss Hilton High School's production of The Addams Family! The curtain goes up Friday night at 7 p.m. for the first of four shows. There's a matinee and evening performance on Saturday, and a matinee on Sunday. You can purchase tickets here: https://cur8.com/15447/project/128510
TICKETS WILL NOT BE SOLD AT THE DOOR.
You can see pictures from the show here: https://hiltonschools.smugmug.com/2024-2025/High-School/Addams-Family
Are you a student looking for a part-time job? HCSD is looking for lifeguards, certification class is next month. Contact Tara Merino at tmerino@hilton.k12.ny.us for more information.
Last night was the first home game of the spring season. Flag football opened the campaign with a win over Pittsford. Check out some pictures from the contest: https://hiltonschools.smugmug.com/2024-2025/Spring-Sports/Flag-Football/Vs-Pittsford
It's off to the National Invention Convention for a pair of Northwood students! Livia Standing and Estelle Greiner were selected by judges this weekend at the Western New York Convention in Buffalo to move on to the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, Michigan.
Livia created the Seal Swiper, a device that safely and cleanly removes the plastic from the top of condiment bottles and other household items. Estelle's invention, the Snow Snatcher keeps snow from falling onto your seat when you open your car door.
Congratulation and good luck to these incredible inventors!
Merton Williams is lucky to have Bill West behind the wheel, safely transporting students every day. Bill greets everyone with a smile and helps fix our Parent Drop-Off sign if the winds have blown it over. Bill's Integrity, along with his People First attitude shine brightly.
Yesterday at Northwood some amazing kids showed off their amazing inventions in the annual Invention Convention. Need a device to clean the backup camera on your car? How about an all-natural lotion to improve concentration? These students had that and more! Here are some photos: https://hiltonschools.smugmug.com/2024-2025/Northwood/Invention-Convention
What a great opportunity for some of our younger students to learn from some of the best. This morning the Northwood Band got to play along with the High School Wind Ensemble. Pictures from the day can be seen here: https://hiltonschools.smugmug.com/2024-2025/Northwood/Band-at-High-School
There are still few days left to see some great art from our students:
Parma Town Hall Display- Still on display at Parma Town Hall, a display of work from Merton Williams and Hilton HS for the month of March! We were excited to use this space to share some work with the community in Youth Art Month! It will be on display until the beginning of April, in the front display case at Parma Town Hall!
NYSATA Region 2- Currently on view at Roberts Wesleyan, the NYSATA Region 2 Exhibition, featuring work from 9 Hilton students! Marie Humbert Julianna Luciano, and Lilah Mastin, from the High School, and Brooklyn Fitzgerald, MicKaylah Harrison, Ella Merica, Arianna Venezia, Kaydence Wade, and Eric Wulff from Merton Williams! The show is in the Davison Gallery at Roberts Wesleyan University until Saturday morning, March 29!
Senior Exhibition- On view in the upstairs gallery at the Hilton Community Center, our 2025 Senior Exhibition, featuring work from the 12th grade artists in our Advanced Art courses! This show represents a culmination of years of work, and showcases a lot of talent and ability! The opening reception was a fun event, and the show will be open for visits until Monday March 31!
