🎉 Hillsboro High School Prom 2026 🎉
Join us as we celebrate one of the most memorable nights of the year! 💃🕺
📅 Saturday, April 18
⏰ Grand March begins at 7:30 PM
We invite our parents, families, friends, and community members to come out and cheer on our students as they make their grand entrance. It’s always a special evening filled with excitement, style, and school spirit!
We hope to see you there as we celebrate our amazing students! ✨
🚨 Military on Display – Tomorrow! 🚨
Join us at Hillsboro High School for a hands-on, up-close experience you won’t want to miss!
The 191st Military Police Company will be on site showcasing their equipment and connecting with our students and community.
🪖 Explore military equipment
👮 Meet Military Police Officers
🇺🇸 Learn more about service in North Dakota
📅 Friday, April 10th
⏰ 1:00 – 2:00 PM
📍 In front of Hillsboro High School
We hope to see students, families, and community members there for this exciting opportunity!
#HillsboroBurros #CommunityStrong #MilitaryOnDisplay #NDNationalGuard
Last week the 4th graders attended the Symphony/orchestra at the Chester Fritz in Grand Forks!
Here are the March Reading Month book winners from reading Winnie’s Great War for our One School, One Book activity.
These 4th and 5th graders competed in Ada today at a knowledge bowl competition. They knew many answers!
Join us for Hillsboro's winter play, "The Day the Internet Died." Friday, March 27, and Saturday, March 28 the curtain rises at 7 p.m., with dinner served at 6 p.m. Sunday, March 29, the curtain rises at 2 p.m.
Dinner theater tickets are $25 and available at the Hillsboro High School office. (Dinner proceeds go to the St. Rose of Lima Peru mission trip.) Performance-only tickets are $8 at the door or free for students.
Mrs. Nagel’s 1st graders all participated in her ‘Reader’s Chair’ for the month of March! They got to show their fluency and expression in reading to their peers. Nice work to all! 🙌🏻 📚
These students swam at Mayville State on Thursday as a reward for completing Finn's Mission as part of the Kids Heart Challenge! Thank you to the HCV Booster Club for covering the cost of the trip!
🚗 Driver’s Education Opportunity – Hillsboro High School
Hillsboro High School will be offering a Driver’s Education course this summer for students interested in completing driver’s education.
⚠️ Spots are limited to the first 30 students, so early contact is encouraged!
Additional details about course dates and times will be shared soon.
Parents who would like to reserve a spot for their child should contact the high school office or email Dr. Theis at carly.theis@k12.nd.us.
Please help spread the word to families who may be interested!
Hillsboro High School will be offering a Driver’s Education course this summer for students interested in completing driver’s education.
⚠️ Spots are limited to the first 30 students, so early contact is encouraged!
Additional details about course dates and times will be shared soon.
Parents who would like to reserve a spot for their child should contact the high school office or email Dr. Theis at carly.theis@k12.nd.us.
Please help spread the word to families who may be interested!
Hillsboro School and buses will be two hours late today, March 13th, 2026.
Thank you to the Burro Village FTO for sponsoring the 6th grade PE/Music field trip to swim in Ada!
Just a reminder that there is an early out today so that teachers can have Professional Development. The elementary school dismisses at 1:35 and the high school dismisses at 1:45. Thank you.
Reminder: today is an early release day. Thank you!
We are thrilled to begin the "One School, One Book" program this month. The materials pictured should be coming home tonight. We hope families enjoy beginning the story tonight. Happy reading!
Hello,
We are excited to kick off a new program at our school beginning March 9 in celebration of Reading Month. The program is called “One School, One Book.”
Each family will receive information about the program along with a reading calendar to help stay on pace and finish the book by the end of the month. Our goal is to encourage families to read together and share in the experience as an entire school community.
We hope this will be a fun and meaningful opportunity for students and families, and we believe this program will positively contribute to our school culture.
Important March dates:
March 11th- Early dismissal
March 20th- No school
Parent Reminder- We will be outside for recess as much as possible. Please make sure your child is dressed appropriately for the weather. If you’re missing clothing items, encourage your child to look through the lost and found items located in the hallway near the elementary office.
Important contact information:
Elementary School phone number- (701) 636-4711
Brenda Muller email- Brenda.Muller@k12.nd.us
Spencer Ruebke email- Spencer.Ruebke@k12.nd.us
Thank you,
Spencer Ruebke
We are excited to kick off a new program at our school beginning March 9 in celebration of Reading Month. The program is called “One School, One Book.”
Each family will receive information about the program along with a reading calendar to help stay on pace and finish the book by the end of the month. Our goal is to encourage families to read together and share in the experience as an entire school community.
We hope this will be a fun and meaningful opportunity for students and families, and we believe this program will positively contribute to our school culture.
Important March dates:
March 11th- Early dismissal
March 20th- No school
Parent Reminder- We will be outside for recess as much as possible. Please make sure your child is dressed appropriately for the weather. If you’re missing clothing items, encourage your child to look through the lost and found items located in the hallway near the elementary office.
Important contact information:
Elementary School phone number- (701) 636-4711
Brenda Muller email- Brenda.Muller@k12.nd.us
Spencer Ruebke email- Spencer.Ruebke@k12.nd.us
Thank you,
Spencer Ruebke
What an incredible day in Hillsboro Public Schools! 🎉💙💛
We proudly hosted our first-ever ABLE Games, and the energy in the building was something special. This event celebrated every athlete and every ability level, reminding us what true inclusion looks like.
A huge THANK YOU to our amazing athletes—you brought heart, determination, and so much joy to every event.
To our volunteers, judges, and community members who showed up to support, cheer, and help make the day run smoothly, we appreciate you more than you know. And our student body absolutely brought the hype. The athletes felt that energy with every rep and every moment of competition.
A special shoutout to TNT for bringing the ABLE Games to our schools and helping us create an unforgettable experience for our students.
Hillsboro showed up today—and we can’t wait to do it again. 💪✨
Traill County has its first confirmed case of Measles. I'm sending an email with a Fact Sheet in it. Please look over the symptoms on the fact sheet so that you know what to look for with your own children. There are a few at risk populations. Infants under a year old and immunocompromised individuals. It is good for all of us to be aware of what to watch for, that is why County Health wanted me to send the fact sheet.
We are looking for an elementary PE teacher. More details can be found at this link: https://www.edjobsnd.com/job_search.cfm#myModal
Ms. McKinnon's 4th graders read Dr. Seuss books to Mrs. Wright's kindergarteners to celebrate Dr. Seuss week! We had a Seuss-tastic time! 😄
Due to the ABLE Games at the HEC tomorrow, the high school will be running an early-out schedule. This schedule allows every class period to meet while still giving time for everyone to cheer on our athletes. All students are required to attend and watch the games as part of the school day. Let’s show our support and school spirit! 💪🎉