Construction and Renovation at Hortonville High School to Begin in 2014
During the April 2013 referendum, district residents approved the addition and renovations of Hortonville High School (HHS). "All of the changes that will be made to HHS will provide students more opportunities to take classes on-site that will assist in their college and career readiness," explains HHS Principal, Mr. Todd Timm.
To prepare the building for construction, a scheduled power outage will occur at HHS the weekend of Friday, January 31st to Sunday, February 2nd. Athletic events, practices, other co-curricular events at the high school have been rescheduled to allow for the outage. The expected duration will be Friday after bus departure at 3:15pm until Sunday evening. Please note that the power outage will also impact district services such as email, Skyward access, and other network capabilities. HASD administration asks that staff and students please plan accordingly that power will not be available for the entire weekend; staff should not be working in the building that weekend. Read more... |
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Safety and Security Improvements Continue
 At the beginning of the 2013-14 school year, the Hortonville Area School District (HASD) safety team continued putting new measures in place to increase the security of all HASD buildings to ensure student and staff safety. Door control/buzzer systems were installed on the main entrances to all five buildings so that office staff could visually check all visitors. Also, to improve communication between district officials, two-way radios had been purchased. Another initiative that was started in the fall was the development of emergency response teams in each school building that will respond in the event of a crisis. Read more...
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HASD Schools Place Importance on
Giving Back to the Community
 To join in on the giving season, Hortonville Area School District (HASD) schools have been participating in area efforts to help those who are less fortunate have a joyful holiday season.
At Hortonville High School (HHS), the Student Council voted to put some of the proceeds from the last school dance toward sponsoring three local families through Salvation Army's Adopt-a-Family program, which helps families in need to receive gifts in December. The council members met at the Grand Chute Wal-Mart in early December and shopped for presents for each family. The gifts were then taken to the Salvation Army for donation. Read more...
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It has been an exciting start to the 2013-14 school year in the Hortonville Area School District (HASD). The building of our newest elementary school, North Greenville Elementary, began in the early fall, and a groundbreaking ceremony was held on October 30th. Since then, the walls of three wings and the gymnasium have been constructed, the floor has been installed in the K-1st grade wing, and the roof has been put on the K-1st and 2nd-3rd grade wings. Construction continues to progress on schedule, which will allow the school to open for the beginning of the 2014-15 school year.
