This morning at the Horsham Rotary meeting, the members proudly recognized two exceptional 8th grade students: Avery McGovern and Morgan Spahits with the KV Music Award.
Avery and Morgan go above and beyond in their commitment to music, demonstrating incredible talent, dedication, and leadership.
A huge thank you to Horsham Rotary for supporting and celebrating young musicians in our community!
Farewell to Keith Valley and the Old HHHS:
Join us for a special "Farewell to the Old Keith Valley" Open House on Saturday, June 14th from 11AM to 6PM. We are looking forward to celebrating a building that has served as Keith Valley, as well as Hatboro-Horsham High School. The halls that have shaped generations of students will soon be just memories as we prepare to say goodbye to our beloved Keith Valley Middle School building. This is your chance to walk those familiar corridors one last time, peek into your old classrooms, and reconnect with the place where so many friendships and memories were created. Whether you graduated decades ago or just a few years back, come share your stories, reconnect, and celebrate the legacy of this special place. Open house style - drop in anytime between 11AM and 6PM. Everyone is welcome!
Memorial Day: Today we pause to remember those who gave everything for our freedom. Their courage lives on in the liberty we cherish every day.
With the forecast calling for unfavorable weather, we’ve made the tough decision to cancel tomorrow’s Special Olympics (May 21) to keep everyone safe. While we can’t reschedule, we’re excited to celebrate our incredible HHSD athletes with a special gathering this Thursday at the High School.
Thank you all for your understanding and continued support.
To enhance the safety of our students and address reckless driving near school buses, Hatboro-Horsham School District has partnered with BusPatrol and local law enforcement to launch a new School Bus Safety Program. This program will go live on June 1, 2025, in accordance with Pennsylvania Motor Vehicle Code § 3345.
All district buses will be equipped with advanced cameras designed to prevent the dangerous and illegal passing of stopped school buses, a violation that occurs over 43 million times each year across the country. In collaboration with BusPatrol and local law enforcement, the district will utilize automated technology to enforce Pennsylvania’s school bus safety laws. Each potential violation will be reviewed before a $300 citation is issued.
Please remember: when a school bus flashes its lights and extends its stop arm, all vehicles must stop at least 10 feet away from the bus. Thank you for your cooperation in ensuring the safety of our students.
Today is National Speech-Language Pathologist Day. We celebrate our amazing HHSD Speech-Language Pathologists who help our students find their voices and succeed. Thank you for your dedication and the life-changing impact you make every day.
And the beat goes on...Tonight's Spring Band Concert showcased the incredible musical talent of our HHHS musicians. The audience was treated to captivating performances from the Indoor Percussion Ensemble, who demonstrated remarkable precision and energy. The Beginner Band impressed everyone with their progress, showing just how far they've come in their musical journey this year. Later, the Jazz Band filled the auditorium with soulful melodies and impressive improvisation. The evening concluded with the Concert Band's powerful performance, featuring challenging pieces that highlighted their technical skill and artistic expression. Congratulations to all the student musicians and their dedicated directors for an unforgettable evening of music.
📚✏️ KV Welcomes NY Times Best-Selling Authorl ✏️📚
Keith Valley welcomed NY Times Best-Selling author Victoria Jamieson. The students listened intently as she shared her creative process for writing and illustrating graphic novels, including her acclaimed work When Stars Are Scattered. She took the students behind the scenes of her artistic journey, revealing how she develops characters and visual storytelling techniques. The highlight? Watching the students try their hand at illustration under her guidance. This amazing opportunity was made possible through an HHEF Innovative Learning Grant that allowed the 7th-grade students to read her graphic novel and work directly with the author in their ELA classes.
The KV concert last night was phenomenal. The chamber orchestra delivered with precision, while the full orchestra showcased impressive power and depth. The 7th and 8th grade choruses captivated everyone with beautiful harmonies, and when the 6th graders joined for the combined middle school chorus performance, the result was truly magical.
Special recognition to the talented high school students who joined in with outstanding guitar, bass, and drum accompaniment. The 6th grade chorus deserves its own spotlight, too. They performed with remarkable confidence and skill, proving KV's musical future is in excellent hands.
Hats off to all performers and their dedicated teachers for creating such an unforgettable evening of music. These young musicians should be incredibly proud!
HHSD Technology Update: Our district will conduct essential data center maintenance from May 23 to 25. Access to district online services will be unavailable during this time. Normal operations will resume by Sunday, May 25th, at 5:00 PM. For any questions or concerns, please contact our support team at support@hatboro-horsham.org. We appreciate your patience as we work to enhance our technology infrastructure.
Math 24 Competition Success! We are proud to recognize Nathan Urban, Steven Brown, Avni Tyagi, and David Becker, who represented HHSD at the Math 24 Competition held at the MCIU. The Math 24 Game is a fast-paced mental math challenge where students utilize addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division to reach the number 24 from four provided numbers. Their dedication, focus, and problem-solving skills were truly commendable. A special congratulations goes to Nathan Urban from Crooked Billet, who advanced to the county semi-final round. Way to go!
Happy Mother’s Day from HHSD!
Today we celebrate the love, strength, and dedication of all the amazing moms in our school community. Thank you for everything you do! Enjoy your special day.
What an incredible evening at our K-12 HHSD Art Show. The talent on display was truly remarkable, as students of all ages showcased their creativity and artistic skills.
The gallery walls featured stunning paintings, sculptures, drawings, and mixed media pieces that highlighted our students' artistic journeys throughout their years at HHSD.
This event was more than just an exhibition; it was a celebration of creativity in action. Visitors enjoyed live art demonstrations, face painting, a "Paint Your Own Bookmark" station, spin art creations, delicious treats at the bake sale, and much more. Our dedicated art teachers continue to inspire excellence, while our students never cease to amaze us with their boundless creativity and artistic vision.
🌍 A CELEBRATION OF "A WORLD OF CULTURES, ONE COMMUNITY" AT BLAIR MILL! 🌏
Today, Blair Mill Elementary hosted an incredible Multicultural Day!. The halls were filled with joy and curiosity as students embarked on a global adventure without leaving school.
The day began with students enjoying the "Flavor Adventure," sampling delicious foods from various cultures. Smiles were abundant as they discovered new flavors from around the world.
Students were captivated by diverse performances including Sweet Potato Pie storytelling, vibrant Bollywood dancing, skilled Chinese Acrobats, and toe-tapping Fiddlekicks performers. Special guests from the Mexican Cultural Center brought traditions to life in the cafeteria, while parent volunteers shared cultural backgrounds in thoughtful presentations.
Students created beautiful Rangoli art and participated in a global scavenger hunt with six stations throughout the school, each representing a different country with unique activities that broadened understanding of the diverse world.
A highlight was the student-created video answering "What is culture?" during the Buddy Class Activity. Hearing children express their understanding of cultural identity in their own words showcased why these celebrations matter. A huge thank you to all teachers, staff, families, and performers who made this day memorable for the students.
🩺💙 HAPPY SCHOOL NURSE DAY! 💙🩺
HHSD celebrates our incredible school nurses who provide compassionate care every day. They're the healers, comforters, and heroes who keep our students healthy and ready to learn. Thank you for all you do! #HatterPride
📚✨ HAPPY TEACHER APPRECIATION WEEK! ✨📚
HHSD proudly begins Teacher Appreciation Week by celebrating the heart and soul of our schools: our extraordinary educators. Our teachers do more than just teach lessons; they inspire dreams, nurture potential, and create unforgettable moments for our students. They truly make a difference every single day. We are so thankful for our teachers! #HatterPride
Just a reminder, early dismissal on Monday, May 5, for all students.
Happy School Lunch Hero Day! 🍎
Today we celebrate the incredible team that nourishes our students every day! From preparing delicious meals to greeting each child with a smile, our food service professionals make such a difference in our schools. Thank you!
Senior Decision Day 2025 🎓🎉
HHHS beamed with pride as members of the Class of 2025 proudly showcased their future plans. These amazing seniors shared their next steps with the entire school community. Way to go!
Hats Off to Crooked Billet School!
What an incredible Crooked Billet Day celebration! We are filled with pride as we watched all the wonderful students dressed in their colonial attire, bringing history to life right before our eyes. From tricorn hats to bonnets, long dresses to breeches, the school was transformed into a scene straight from 1778!
A special thanks to Dr. Sendel (Principal), Dr. Campman (Assistant Principal), the teachers, and everyone who makes CB Day so special. We are proud of how engaged and enthusiastic the young historians were today.
