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Hillsboro’s App
We’re so excited to announce Hillsboro School District’s full transition to our app! It’s everything Hillsboro in your pocket. With the app, you can access sports scores, ...
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State Report Card Release 2018
November 2018 Dear Parents and Guardians, On behalf of the school board, administration, staff and students, I want to begin by thanking you for the vote of support with o...
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Residents Approve School District of Hillsboro Referendums
HILLSBORO, WI – Voters served by the School District of Hillsboro approved two referendum questions on Tuesday, November 6, 2018. The “unofficial results” for the District’s op...
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Curt Bisarek
After following each clue, Mrs. Clark's class ended right where they began their journey to enjoy some popsicles, left behind as a gift from a very sneaky Elf! #HSDGoTigers view image
Curt Bisarek
The First Grade classes were visited by an Elf who left a map of the Elementary School and a set of clues! The object was to find Something Cool. It is a good thing that these #HSDGoTigers learned how to read maps to locate things and places by using map keys! They also learned how to navigate using directional words such as: North, South, East, and West (Never Eat Soggy Waffles). Way to go Tigers! view image
Curt Bisarek
Check out these awesome vector portraits made by the very talented graphics design students! #HSDGoTigers view image
Curt Bisarek
Last month, the computer science class learned about some of the many ways computer science is currently being used in the military. SSG Robert Lee Shumaker II SSG and SSG Brent Mciver provided a presentation on CS technology in the military and gave a demonstration of the Packbot. This robot is a multi-mission tactical mobile robot developed and manufactured by iRobot. It is designed for use by war fighters and first responders to carry out dangerous missions in high-threat battlefield scenarios. The robot is controlled by a mechanism very similar to controllers used for gaming. These controllers, combined with cameras mounted on the robot, allow soldiers to drive the robot in remote locations. After the demonstration, students were able to practice driving this robot using the controller and mounted cameras! #HSDGoTigers view image