Wishing a happy Easter to all our HH families celebrating! May this day be filled with joy and cherished memories with loved ones.
To our HH families who celebrate, we wish you a happy Passover. May this time be filled with connection, tradition, and moments with those who matter the most.
April is Autism Awareness Month
We recognize and celebrate the strengths, perspectives, and contributions of individuals with Autism in our schools and community. Together, we continue to create spaces where all students are seen, heard, and valued.
Our Unified Track team kicked things off at home this week with a tri-meet against Plymouth Whitemarsh and Lower Moreland, and the energy did not disappoint. From races to field events to relays, our students showed teamwork, determination, and school pride throughout the day.
We were also proud to celebrate our 10 seniors. Your leadership and commitment to this program have made a lasting impact.
The smiles truly say it all. Looking forward to a great season ahead.
We were also proud to celebrate our 10 seniors. Your leadership and commitment to this program have made a lasting impact.
The smiles truly say it all. Looking forward to a great season ahead.
The Keith Valley Challenge is officially underway, and what a start it has been.
Opening ceremonies set the tone in the most powerful way. Hearing from a Make-A-Wish recipient was a moment no one will forget. There was not a dry eye in the house, and it grounded us all in the true purpose behind today.
From there, the energy has been incredible. Students are fully engaged across the building, making the most of our spaces through talent shows, bean bag toss, pool challenges, live music to welcome participants, and competitive floor hockey games.
It is a day filled with fun, connection, and purpose. Proud of our students for embracing both the spirit and the meaning of the Keith Valley Challenge.
Opening ceremonies set the tone in the most powerful way. Hearing from a Make-A-Wish recipient was a moment no one will forget. There was not a dry eye in the house, and it grounded us all in the true purpose behind today.
From there, the energy has been incredible. Students are fully engaged across the building, making the most of our spaces through talent shows, bean bag toss, pool challenges, live music to welcome participants, and competitive floor hockey games.
It is a day filled with fun, connection, and purpose. Proud of our students for embracing both the spirit and the meaning of the Keith Valley Challenge.
Hatboro-Horsham families - set your TVs to Fox 29 tomorrow morning! Jenn Frederick from Good Day Philadelphia is coming to Keith Valley to cover the KV Challenge LIVE. Catch teasers during the 8 & 9 a.m. hours and full segments at 8:45 and 9:45 a.m. 🖤❤️
With Mrs. Kanter’s upcoming retirement, we may already have our next principal lined up… and he’s in fourth grade.
Today, Anthony Fishman stepped in as Principal for the Day at Simmons Elementary and took the role seriously. Making announcements, classroom visits, and even a behind-the-scenes tour of the cafeteria kitchen.
Strong leadership, high visibility, and Simmons was in very capable hands. Well done, Principal Fishman 🤣😉
A strong day representing the Hatboro-Horsham School District.
Ten of our 5th grade elementary students were selected to participate in the PMEA District 11 Band Festival, joining peers from across Montgomery and Bucks counties. Held at New Hope-Solebury High School, students spent the day rehearsing five additional pieces beyond their regular school music before performing in an evening concert.
An impressive accomplishment and a reflection of the talent and dedication of our young musicians. Congratulations to our students and music staff for this outstanding representation.
Women's History Month
This March, we honor trailblazers, educators, and young women shaping our world. Women's contributions from the classroom to history are vital as we celebrate the past, present, and invest in the future.
This March, we honor trailblazers, educators, and young women shaping our world. Women's contributions from the classroom to history are vital as we celebrate the past, present, and invest in the future.
Due to the significant snowfall from today's storm, and to allow our operations team and our partners from the Township and Borough additional time to safely clear sidewalks, side streets, and school grounds, the Hatboro-Horsham School District will operate on a two-hour delay on Tuesday, February 24, 2026.
Roadways, neighborhood streets, sidewalks, and bus stop areas may remain snow-covered during the early morning hours. The two-hour delay will provide additional time for plowing, salting, and preparation of school campuses to support safe travel for students, staff, and families. We encourage everyone to use caution when walking, driving, and waiting outdoors.
Morning childcare services will begin at 8:30 a.m.
School breakfast and lunch will be served.
Essential employees, including maintenance and custodial personnel, will receive direction from their supervisor.
Roadways, neighborhood streets, sidewalks, and bus stop areas may remain snow-covered during the early morning hours. The two-hour delay will provide additional time for plowing, salting, and preparation of school campuses to support safe travel for students, staff, and families. We encourage everyone to use caution when walking, driving, and waiting outdoors.
Morning childcare services will begin at 8:30 a.m.
School breakfast and lunch will be served.
Essential employees, including maintenance and custodial personnel, will receive direction from their supervisor.
Due to the anticipated snowfall and accumulation, the Hatboro-Horsham School District is CLOSED and will operate as a Virtual Learning Day tomorrow, Monday, February 23, 2026. Instructional expectations and schedules for the virtual learning day have been communicated by each building. The Eastern Center for Arts and Technology will also operate virtually.
Snow is forecast to continue overnight and into the morning. Roadways, side streets, and walkways are expected to remain snow covered and hazardous, making travel unsafe and requiring additional time for crews to clear and prepare school campuses.
All after-school and evening events scheduled for Monday, February 23, are canceled.
The School Board meeting originally scheduled for Monday evening has been rescheduled to Monday, March 2, at 7:00 p.m. in the Community Room at Keith Valley Middle School.
Twelve-month district staff will work remotely.
Essential employees, including maintenance and custodial personnel, will receive direction from their supervisor.
Please be safe.
Snow is forecast to continue overnight and into the morning. Roadways, side streets, and walkways are expected to remain snow covered and hazardous, making travel unsafe and requiring additional time for crews to clear and prepare school campuses.
All after-school and evening events scheduled for Monday, February 23, are canceled.
The School Board meeting originally scheduled for Monday evening has been rescheduled to Monday, March 2, at 7:00 p.m. in the Community Room at Keith Valley Middle School.
Twelve-month district staff will work remotely.
Essential employees, including maintenance and custodial personnel, will receive direction from their supervisor.
Please be safe.
Ramadan Mubarak to our students, families, and staff who are observing. We wish you a month filled with peace, reflection, generosity, and community.
Lunar New Year is a time to celebrate renewal, family, and cultural traditions observed by communities around the world.
Wishing all who celebrate a joyful, healthy, and prosperous year ahead.
Wishing all who celebrate a joyful, healthy, and prosperous year ahead.
Please note that the upcoming Hat Chat & Sip with the Superintendent has been cancelled.
The next Hat Chat is scheduled for
Wednesday, April 16 at 10:00 a.m.
Keith Valley Middle School
We look forward to welcoming parents and guardians for conversation, updates, and connection at our April session. Additional details and RSVP information will be shared closer to the event.
The next Hat Chat is scheduled for
Wednesday, April 16 at 10:00 a.m.
Keith Valley Middle School
We look forward to welcoming parents and guardians for conversation, updates, and connection at our April session. Additional details and RSVP information will be shared closer to the event.
Kindergarten Registration is now open for the 2026–2027 school year.
We are excited to welcome our newest Hatters and begin partnering with families as their children start this important milestone in their school journey.
If you have a child who will be eligible for kindergarten, now is the time to begin the registration process.
For registration requirements, appointment information, and next steps, please visit the Registration page on our website:
www.hatboro-horsham.org
(215) 420-5000
We look forward to welcoming the Class of 2039 to the Hatboro-Horsham School District!
We are excited to welcome our newest Hatters and begin partnering with families as their children start this important milestone in their school journey.
If you have a child who will be eligible for kindergarten, now is the time to begin the registration process.
For registration requirements, appointment information, and next steps, please visit the Registration page on our website:
www.hatboro-horsham.org
(215) 420-5000
We look forward to welcoming the Class of 2039 to the Hatboro-Horsham School District!
Happy National School Counseling Week!
Hatboro-Horsham School District proudly recognizes the incredible impact of our school counselors across our schools.
Our counselors are often the first to listen, the first to encourage, and the first to help students find their way through challenges both big and small. They support academic planning, social and emotional growth, college and career readiness, and serve as trusted partners for students, families, and staff every single day.
Thank you to our school counselors for the care, compassion, and expertise you bring to our district community.
Hatboro-Horsham School District proudly recognizes the incredible impact of our school counselors across our schools.
Our counselors are often the first to listen, the first to encourage, and the first to help students find their way through challenges both big and small. They support academic planning, social and emotional growth, college and career readiness, and serve as trusted partners for students, families, and staff every single day.
Thank you to our school counselors for the care, compassion, and expertise you bring to our district community.
We are celebrating Black History Month by recognizing, honoring, and learning from the history, achievements, and contributions of Black Americans.
Across Hatboro-Horsham, our classrooms are engaging in meaningful learning experiences that build understanding, celebrate diverse voices, and strengthen our shared commitment to respect, empathy, and belonging.
Across Hatboro-Horsham, our classrooms are engaging in meaningful learning experiences that build understanding, celebrate diverse voices, and strengthen our shared commitment to respect, empathy, and belonging.
January is Board Appreciation Month, and Hatboro-Horsham School District proudly recognizes the dedicated members of our Board of School Directors.
These volunteer leaders give countless hours in service to our students, staff, and community. Their thoughtful governance, commitment to excellence, and steady leadership help shape our district's vision and direction each day.
We are grateful for their time, their care, and their unwavering commitment to the Hatboro-Horsham School District.
Board Members:
David P. Brown, President
Jennifer Wilson, Vice President
Theresa E. Brown
Susan E. Hunsinger-Hoff
Dr. Robert Jarvis
Katherine Kahn
Madison Pease
Ashley Pierson
Denise J. Schultz
These volunteer leaders give countless hours in service to our students, staff, and community. Their thoughtful governance, commitment to excellence, and steady leadership help shape our district's vision and direction each day.
We are grateful for their time, their care, and their unwavering commitment to the Hatboro-Horsham School District.
Board Members:
David P. Brown, President
Jennifer Wilson, Vice President
Theresa E. Brown
Susan E. Hunsinger-Hoff
Dr. Robert Jarvis
Katherine Kahn
Madison Pease
Ashley Pierson
Denise J. Schultz
Today, the Hatboro-Horsham School District honors the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. We reflect on his message of service, respect, and unity, and the importance of working together to support all members of our school community.
Hatboro-Horsham School District is proud to partner with GIANT, located at 314 Horsham Road, Horsham, PA 19044, in support of the Feeding School Kids campaign. Through March 31, customers shopping at the Horsham GIANT can round up their purchase at the register to help fight childhood hunger right here in our community.
The GIANT Company will match all customer donations up to $100,000, doubling the impact for students in need. HHSD is grateful to be a beneficiary of this campaign, which directly supports our ongoing efforts to ensure students have access to nutritious meals so they are ready to learn each day.
We encourage our school community to participate and help make a difference for HHSD students.
The GIANT Company will match all customer donations up to $100,000, doubling the impact for students in need. HHSD is grateful to be a beneficiary of this campaign, which directly supports our ongoing efforts to ensure students have access to nutritious meals so they are ready to learn each day.
We encourage our school community to participate and help make a difference for HHSD students.
