Today is Veterans Day.
Hatboro-Horsham School District would like to recognize veterans across America who dedicated their lives to serving this country. Through their bravery and sacrifice, veterans worked and fought to secure the freedoms that we all enjoy today.
To all the veterans in the Hatboro-Horsham community, the District thanks you for your service!
Hatboro-Horsham School District would like to recognize veterans across America who dedicated their lives to serving this country. Through their bravery and sacrifice, veterans worked and fought to secure the freedoms that we all enjoy today.
To all the veterans in the Hatboro-Horsham community, the District thanks you for your service!
Today, Hatboro-Horsham High School allowed students to invite veterans from their family into school to celebrate and recognize their service for Veterans Day.
The Veterans' Breakfast was in part run by students who served food and performed songs in addition to two students who prepared speeches.
During the Veterans' Breakfast, Assistant Principal Steve Willis said a few words expressing his gratitude towards the veterans personally and on behalf of the Hatboro-Horsham School District Community.
The Veterans' Breakfast was in part run by students who served food and performed songs in addition to two students who prepared speeches.
During the Veterans' Breakfast, Assistant Principal Steve Willis said a few words expressing his gratitude towards the veterans personally and on behalf of the Hatboro-Horsham School District Community.
Today is Diwali.
The Hindu Festival of Diwali is also known as a festival of lights. The occasion is a celebration of light over dark and good over evil. The District hopes everyone celebrating Diwali has a fun and festive time with family and friends.
The Hindu Festival of Diwali is also known as a festival of lights. The occasion is a celebration of light over dark and good over evil. The District hopes everyone celebrating Diwali has a fun and festive time with family and friends.
Please, join us on Monday, December 7 at Keith Valley Middle School at 7PM for a presentation by celebrated author Katherine Johnson Martinko. She is the author of books "Childhood Unplugged" and the forthcoming book "Hold the Phone: How Parents Can Rescue Their Kids from Too Much Screen Time".
Katherine Johnson Martinko is a professional author, editor, and speaker with over a decade of experience in digital publishing. She writes a popular newsletter on Substack called "The Analog Family". Since 2024, she has been an official speaker on behalf of Jonathan Haidt/NYU's "Anxious Generation" campaign.
To save your spot for the event, scan the QR code in this post, or you can visit this link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/childhood-unplugged-with-author-katherine-johnson-martinko-tickets-2003988326029?aff=eivtefrnd&utm-campaign=social%2Cemail&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-source=strongmail&utm-term=listing
Katherine Johnson Martinko is a professional author, editor, and speaker with over a decade of experience in digital publishing. She writes a popular newsletter on Substack called "The Analog Family". Since 2024, she has been an official speaker on behalf of Jonathan Haidt/NYU's "Anxious Generation" campaign.
To save your spot for the event, scan the QR code in this post, or you can visit this link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/childhood-unplugged-with-author-katherine-johnson-martinko-tickets-2003988326029?aff=eivtefrnd&utm-campaign=social%2Cemail&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-source=strongmail&utm-term=listing
The Hatboro-Horsham High School Theatre Club is performing their fall musical "Come from Away" on November 19th, 20th, and 21st at 7:30PM at Hatboro-Horsham High School.
"Come from Away" is based on a true story about passengers whose planes were diverted to Gander, Newfoundland during 9/11. 38 Planes carrying 7,000 people and 19 animals were stranded for five days in the tiny town off the coast of Canada.
The cast and crew of over 40 students have been working hard since September to bring this story to life so that they could be one of the first high schools to have the privilege to showcase this story!
Tickets are $10 for students and $15 for adults. You can purchase them at the door on the night of the show with cash only.
"Come from Away" is based on a true story about passengers whose planes were diverted to Gander, Newfoundland during 9/11. 38 Planes carrying 7,000 people and 19 animals were stranded for five days in the tiny town off the coast of Canada.
The cast and crew of over 40 students have been working hard since September to bring this story to life so that they could be one of the first high schools to have the privilege to showcase this story!
Tickets are $10 for students and $15 for adults. You can purchase them at the door on the night of the show with cash only.
Important Dates:
Tomorrow, November 3, there will be no school for students as Hatboro-Horsham School District buildings are being utilized for Election Day.
Tomorrow, November 3, there will be no school for students as Hatboro-Horsham School District buildings are being utilized for Election Day.
Happy Halloween, Hatboro-Horsham!
Tonight's the night to pick out a costume, gather some friends, and trick-or-treat the night away.
The District hopes every family has a safe and spooky Halloweekend.
Tonight's the night to pick out a costume, gather some friends, and trick-or-treat the night away.
The District hopes every family has a safe and spooky Halloweekend.
Hey, Hatters, the November edition of the Hats Off newsletter is here!
Hats Off is a monthly newsletter from Superintendent Dr. Scott Eveslage which provides you with the latest news, updates, and acknowledgments from around Hatboro-Horsham.
A copy of the newsletter has been emailed to staff and parents across Hatboro-Horsham. You can scan the code on this graphic with your phone camera to access it, and if you'd like a direct link, try this: https://app.smore.com/n/1sgan
Hats Off is a monthly newsletter from Superintendent Dr. Scott Eveslage which provides you with the latest news, updates, and acknowledgments from around Hatboro-Horsham.
A copy of the newsletter has been emailed to staff and parents across Hatboro-Horsham. You can scan the code on this graphic with your phone camera to access it, and if you'd like a direct link, try this: https://app.smore.com/n/1sgan
Here are the Hatboro-Horsham School Board Notes for the month of October 2026.
To view this document, as well as our archive of Board Notes, visit: https://www.hatboro-horsham.org/page/board-notes
To view this document, as well as our archive of Board Notes, visit: https://www.hatboro-horsham.org/page/board-notes
HHSD School Board Meeting TONIGHT at 7PM in the Community Room at Keith Valley Middle School/District Administration Building.
Tune into HHTV's livestream of the meeting on the Hatboro-Horsham School District YouTube channel.
Concerned about technology use in schools?
Feel free to sign up for Community Conversations with HHSD Superintendent Dr. Scott Eveslage.
On Thursday, November 19 at Keith Valley Middle School in the Community Room, Dr. Eveslage will be holding an open meeting to discuss student technology use and screen-time with the community. The superintendent will be taking questions as well as describing how the District is thoughtfully reviewing current practices to ensure that technology is being used responsibly and providing optimal learning experiences for students.
To attend this Community Conversations session, you must RSVP by November 13 by emailing ABarbor@Hatboro-Horsham.org
Feel free to sign up for Community Conversations with HHSD Superintendent Dr. Scott Eveslage.
On Thursday, November 19 at Keith Valley Middle School in the Community Room, Dr. Eveslage will be holding an open meeting to discuss student technology use and screen-time with the community. The superintendent will be taking questions as well as describing how the District is thoughtfully reviewing current practices to ensure that technology is being used responsibly and providing optimal learning experiences for students.
To attend this Community Conversations session, you must RSVP by November 13 by emailing ABarbor@Hatboro-Horsham.org
Important Dates:
This Friday, October 16, Hatboro-Horsham School District will operate on an early dismissal schedule for students. This means, on Friday, Hatboro-Horsham High School students will be dismissed at 11:00 AM, Keith Valley Middle School Students will be dismissed at 11:30 AM, and elementary schools around the district will dismiss students at 12:00 PM.
Grab-and-Go Lunches will be available for students in the cafeteria following the bell.
This Friday, October 16, Hatboro-Horsham School District will operate on an early dismissal schedule for students. This means, on Friday, Hatboro-Horsham High School students will be dismissed at 11:00 AM, Keith Valley Middle School Students will be dismissed at 11:30 AM, and elementary schools around the district will dismiss students at 12:00 PM.
Grab-and-Go Lunches will be available for students in the cafeteria following the bell.
HHSD School Board Meeting TONIGHT at 7PM in the Community Room at Keith Valley Middle School/District Administration Building.
Tune into HHTV's livestream of the meeting on the Hatboro-Horsham School District YouTube channel.
Yesterday, students at Hallowell Elementary participated in their annual "Walk This Way" event.
Hallowell Principal Steve Glaize held the event to promote healthy habits and lifestyle tips to elementary students.
During the outdoor event, students rotated between six stations run by various community groups including Horsham Township Police, RISE Barre and Fitness instructors, Montgomery County Health Department, and more.
It was a fun-filled day of exercise and enjoyment for Hallowell students.
Hallowell Principal Steve Glaize held the event to promote healthy habits and lifestyle tips to elementary students.
During the outdoor event, students rotated between six stations run by various community groups including Horsham Township Police, RISE Barre and Fitness instructors, Montgomery County Health Department, and more.
It was a fun-filled day of exercise and enjoyment for Hallowell students.
Today is National Custodian Day.
Custodians hold some of the most important jobs around Hatboro-Horsham. Without custodians, our school district would not be able to operate, and thus we could not deliver on our promise to provide the best education for our students.
We appreciate our custodians every day, and today we wanted to make sure to give them a very big thank you from everyone at Hatboro-Horsham.
Custodians hold some of the most important jobs around Hatboro-Horsham. Without custodians, our school district would not be able to operate, and thus we could not deliver on our promise to provide the best education for our students.
We appreciate our custodians every day, and today we wanted to make sure to give them a very big thank you from everyone at Hatboro-Horsham.
Here are the Hatboro-Horsham School Board Notes for the month of September 2026.
To view this document as well as our archive of Board Notes, visit: https://www.hatboro-horsham.org/page/board-notes
To view this document as well as our archive of Board Notes, visit: https://www.hatboro-horsham.org/page/board-notes
Hey, Hatters, the October edition of the Hats Off newsletter is here!
Hats Off is a monthly newsletter from Superintendent Dr. Scott Eveslage which provides you with the latest news, updates, and acknowledgments from around Hatboro-Horsham.
A copy of the newsletter has been emailed to staff and parents across Hatboro-Horsham. You can scan the code on this graphic with your phone camera to access it, and if you'd like a direct link, try this: https://app.smore.com/n/4vqz37-hats-off?ref=email
Hats Off is a monthly newsletter from Superintendent Dr. Scott Eveslage which provides you with the latest news, updates, and acknowledgments from around Hatboro-Horsham.
A copy of the newsletter has been emailed to staff and parents across Hatboro-Horsham. You can scan the code on this graphic with your phone camera to access it, and if you'd like a direct link, try this: https://app.smore.com/n/4vqz37-hats-off?ref=email
HHSD School Board Meeting TONIGHT at 7PM in the Community Room at Keith Valley Middle School/District Administration Building.
Tune into HHTV's livestream of the meeting on the Hatboro-Horsham School District YouTube channel.
Yom Kippur begins tonight.
Yom Kippur is a holiday in Judaism that is the culmination of the 10 Days of Repentance which began with Rosh Hashanah.
We hope everyone observing Yom Kippur has time for reflection and connection.
Yom Kippur is a holiday in Judaism that is the culmination of the 10 Days of Repentance which began with Rosh Hashanah.
We hope everyone observing Yom Kippur has time for reflection and connection.
Important Dates:
This Friday, September 18, Hatboro-Horsham School District will operate on an early dismissal schedule for students. This means, on Friday, Hatboro-Horsham High School students will be dismissed at 11:00 AM, Keith Valley Middle School Students will be dismissed at 11:30 AM, and elementary schools around the district will dismiss students at 12:00 PM.
Grab-and-Go Lunches will be available for students in the cafeteria following the bell.
Additionally, Hatboro-Horsham School District will be closed on Monday, September 21.