Women’s History Month is a time to reflect on the important role women have played in United States history. Born out of a week-long celebration of women’s contributions to culture, history, and society, organized by California’s Sonoma School District in 1978, the designation of the entire month of March for the recognition of women was made by Congress in 1987. From intellectual, ideological, and political leaders, to sports and entertainment figures and more, brave and strong women have helped shape our country into what it is today. Click here for a timeline of women’s history milestones.
Hillsboro School District is taking the outbreak of the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, very seriously. We are doing everything possible to ensure staff and students remain safe and healthy, and that accurate information is provided quickly...
Mooberry Elementary School celebrates the opening of its new gym with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and inaugural student PE activity on Monday, March 9, at 1 p.m...
Oregon has increased the income guidelines for free meal eligibility in 2020-21; please take a quick survey to help HSD plan for changes in meal participation...
Each year, the Hillsboro Chamber of Commerce honors outstanding individuals and businesses in our community through their Annual Awards program; nominations are currently sought for all categories, including the Distinguished Youth Award...
The City of Hillsboro’s Cultural Arts Division is looking for artwork to adorn the reusable tote bags distributed at Celebrate Hillsboro; submission deadline is March 27...
Congresswoman Suzanne Bonamici is calling for art submissions from students in grades 7-12 for a chance at winning two round-trip tickets to Washington, D.C...
Timbers 2 Set for First Match at Hillsboro Stadium
Professional soccer kicks off on the west side when the Timbers 2, developmental feeder team for the Portland Timbers, takes on the Colorado Springs Switchbacks at 5 p.m. on Sunday, March 22, at Hillsboro Stadium...
The Metro Council is working with communities to develop a package of investments that could make it safer, easier, and more affordable to get around greater Portland; please take a few minutes to respond to their survey on funding priorities…
The HSD Board of Directors comprises seven elected members serving four-year terms and three student representatives serving a one-year term. Board members are community volunteers and do not receive compensation for their work. Board members establish policy based on Oregon and Federal laws governing schools. The Board approves policies for the Superintendent to implement. Email: School Board.
