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!
Congratulations to our elementary students who earned All-County Band honors this year:
QUEST: Ben LeBeau-Trumpet, Parker Place-Percussion, Liviarose Childs-Clarinet, Ani Nabewanie-Oboe, Cody Howell-Trombone, Carter Hodges- Bassoon, and Evan Szczepanik-Trombone
Northwood: Estelle Greiner-Alto Saxophone, Dominick Merlo-French Horn, William Reed-Violin, and Ben Reed-French Horn
Village: Ava Bridenbaugh – Bassoon, Trent Smith – French Horn, Raymond Grolling – Trumpet, Joshua Morriss – Bari Saxophone, and Teddy Holz – Tuba
Want to see some more pictures from Willy Wonka Jr? Check out the gallery here: https://hiltonschools.smugmug.com/2024-2025/QUEST/Willy-Wonka
Remember, there are 2 performances, tonight (3/26) and tomorrow at 7 p.m. Tickets are $2 at the door.
Make sure to see QUEST Elementary's production of Willy Wonka Jr. There are two chances to catch the show-tomorrow (3/26) and Thursday (3/27) at 7 p.m. Tickets are $2 at the door.
Talk about taking reading to new heights! QUEST 4th grader Parker Lenz and his class took advantage of today's weather with some outside time-and Parker found a good spot to soak up some sun.
You've probably heard the expression a rose between two thorns-is this the opposite of that? Spikes paid a visit to Hilton today to meet his friend Crimson (and Mr. Warren) to work on promotion for HCSD Night with the Red Wings on May 16th. Stay tuned for more details!
The Hilton Central School District is pleased to announce that it is hosting a showing of the film Screenagers-Elementary School Age Edition. The showing will be held on March 19 at 6 p.m. in the QUEST Auditorium.
For years students at QUEST have put their engineering skills to the test and competed in the annual sled race. Here's a look back at this year's competition.
https://youtu.be/OZ3f-o866ks
Earlier this week students at QUEST noticed some rabbit tracks in the snow. They followed them and discovered a hole in the ground that the bunny was calling home. Wanting to do whatever they could to keep their neighbor safe, the three girls marked off the area and then made signs asking people to respect the rabbit's home. Great job Leah Marie DeLucia,
Gianna Fross, and Evelyn Bronson!
Please note the dismissal times for tomorrow's half-day for K-6 students: Village: Students dismiss at 11am, buses depart at 11:10 a.m. Northwood: Students dismiss at 11am, buses depart at 11:10 a.m. QUEST: Students dismiss at 11:35am, buses depart at 11:40 a.m.
Paula always puts people first and makes all feel welcomed. She is always available to answer questions and help new employees feel they are a part of the community. She always helps in any way that she can. She is a true team player and a valuable employee at QUEST.
Please note the dismissal times for this Friday's half-day for K-6 students:
Village: Students dismiss at 11am, buses depart at 11:10 a.m.
Northwood: Students dismiss at 11am, buses depart at 11:10 a.m.
QUEST: Students dismiss at 11:35am, buses depart at 11:40 a.m.
And they're off! A little drizzle wasn't going to keep the intrepid designers in the Annual QUEST Sled Race from hitting the slopes today. Another chapter in a great tradition.
What a great wat to celebrate the holiday season at QUEST-today the kindergarten students performed for their families.
Nothing like a beautiful snowfall to make arrival at school a little more special.
Ms. Tracey's and Ms. Paxton-Johnson's classes from QUEST braved the cold and walked to Hilton East this afternoon to deliver cards, gifts, cookies and holiday greetings to the residents. #WeAreHilton
Some special visitors came to QUEST today. Channel 8 stopped in and surprised teacher Kennedy Shurtleff with a Golden Apple. Miss Kennedy was nominated for the award by one of her parents, Brittany Wamser. The story will air tomorrow between 5 and 6.
One of the great traditions at QUEST-today was Feast Day! Plenty of great demonstrations of games, crafts and other aspects of Native American culture. It was all capped off with a great meal.
The students at QUEST hit their PTSO fundraising goal last month-so today Principal Warren and other staff members got SLIMED!
Please note: The information night for families of incoming kindergarten families at QUEST is NOT this Wednesday-November 13, it is scheduled for January 13, 2025. We apologize for any confusion this may have caused.
