Here are the Hatboro-Horsham School Board Notes for the month of July 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
The 2026-27 Device Distribution sign-up portal is open right now!
To secure your spot, use your phone to scan the QR code on this graphic, or you can visit this link: https://events.ticketleap.com/tickets/hatborohorshamsd/2026-hatboro-horsham-device-distribution
Device Distribution will take place from August 11th until August 19th at the bus loop out front of Hatboro-Horsham High School (899 Horsham Rd, Horsham, PA 19044).
Follow this link for more info: https://www.hatboro-horsham.org/o/hatboro-horsham-sd/page/device-distribution-2026
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The Hatboro-Horsham IT Department is pleased to announce that device distribution will take place from August 11th until August 19th.
The sign-up portal will open on August 3rd at 10AM.
Follow this link to the HHSD website for more info: https://www.hatboro-horsham.org/o/hatboro-horsham-sd/page/device-distribution-2026
For questions or if you have trouble scheduling, please email devicedistribution@hatboro-horsham.org
HHSD School Board Meeting TONIGHT at 7 PM 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
Tune into HHTV's livestream of the meeting on the Hatboro-Horsham School District YouTube channel
Earlier this month, students from Hatboro-Horsham High School's National Art Honor Society (NAHS) volunteered to assist painter Sarah Fogg in the creation of two murals upon the Joseph J. Lannon Jr. Memorial Bridge in Hatboro at the intersection of Horsham Rd and York Rd.
In collaboration with the Millbrook Society, the Hatboro Rotary Club commissioned the murals to celebrate the past and present of the Hatboro community. The pair of 81-foot murals feature depictions of numerous local landmarks such as the Hatboro Federal building and the Isaiah Lukens Clock at Loller Academy.
Speaking as the NAHS advisor who organized the community service opportunity for her students, HHHS Art Teacher Leah Ellert said, "As folks walked and drove by sharing encouraging words and car horn beeps, the faces of the kids were full of smiles knowing they were taking an active role in using their artistic skills to beautify our town."
If you'd like an excuse to come down and see the mural up-close and personal, head to the "Party in The Park" event organized by the Borough of Hatboro on August 14 from 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM at the Pennypack Community Center for a fun-filled event featuring games, activities, food, and more!
In collaboration with the Millbrook Society, the Hatboro Rotary Club commissioned the murals to celebrate the past and present of the Hatboro community. The pair of 81-foot murals feature depictions of numerous local landmarks such as the Hatboro Federal building and the Isaiah Lukens Clock at Loller Academy.
Speaking as the NAHS advisor who organized the community service opportunity for her students, HHHS Art Teacher Leah Ellert said, "As folks walked and drove by sharing encouraging words and car horn beeps, the faces of the kids were full of smiles knowing they were taking an active role in using their artistic skills to beautify our town."
If you'd like an excuse to come down and see the mural up-close and personal, head to the "Party in The Park" event organized by the Borough of Hatboro on August 14 from 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM at the Pennypack Community Center for a fun-filled event featuring games, activities, food, and more!
Hatboro-Horsham School District will be closed tomorrow Friday, July 3.
It's going to be a scorching Independence Day weekend, so stay cool and stay hydrated, Hatboro-Horsham!
It's going to be a scorching Independence Day weekend, so stay cool and stay hydrated, Hatboro-Horsham!
Familiar Faces in New Places
Hatboro-Horsham School District and its School Board of directors are happy to appoint two new principals for the 2026-2027 schoolyear.
Working in Hatboro-Horsham since 2007, Angela Whelan will take the reins as principal of Hatboro-Horsham High School after years serving as one of the building's assistant principals.
Sarah Stout served as Black Rock Middle School principal in Lower Merion School District since 2021 before moving to her new position as principal of Simmons Elementary School. Previously serving as Keith Valley Middle School assistant principal from 2010 to 2013, Stout said, "I'm really excited to be back."
To read more, check out these links:
- https://www.timesherald.com/.../hatboro-horsham-school.../
Congratulations to our Hatboro-Horsham mathematicians who represented their schools at the Math 24 Competition at the MCIU on May 18th, going head-to-head with students from across Montgomery County!
We are proud of the students who competed from each of our elementary buildings:
Blair Mill: Asher Koshy
Crooked Billet: Lilian Reeves
Hallowell: Jeffrey Standen
Simmons: Samir Anvarov
A special congratulations to Asher Koshy, who advanced to the Semi-finalist round!
We are so proud of all of you. Way to go!
The Hatboro-Horsham School District pauses to honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. Their courage, dedication, and selflessness will never be forgotten. As we observe Memorial Day, we also extend our gratitude to all who have served and continue to serve our nation.
Hatboro-Horsham School District was proud to host the Montgomery County Special Olympics today, and what an incredible day it was!
The event began with an unforgettable send-off at Keith Valley Middle School, where our Olympians ran through cheering hallways filled with students and staff, celebrating and supporting them every step of the way.
Despite temperatures in the 90s, the energy, positivity, and teamwork never slowed down. More than 400 volunteers, including dedicated staff members and outstanding Hatboro-Horsham High School students, helped make the day a success by serving as buddies and supporting athletes from schools across Montgomery County.
This event is truly a point of pride for our district and a powerful reminder of the impact of inclusion, kindness, and school community. Thank you to everyone who helped make today so special!
The event began with an unforgettable send-off at Keith Valley Middle School, where our Olympians ran through cheering hallways filled with students and staff, celebrating and supporting them every step of the way.
Despite temperatures in the 90s, the energy, positivity, and teamwork never slowed down. More than 400 volunteers, including dedicated staff members and outstanding Hatboro-Horsham High School students, helped make the day a success by serving as buddies and supporting athletes from schools across Montgomery County.
This event is truly a point of pride for our district and a powerful reminder of the impact of inclusion, kindness, and school community. Thank you to everyone who helped make today so special!
Teacher Appreciation Week is a special opportunity to recognize the outstanding educators who make Hatboro-Horsham School District such a special place to learn and grow. We are deeply grateful for the incredible teachers across HHSD who inspire, support, and care for students each day. Their impact reaches far beyond the classroom, and we value and appreciate them not just this week, but every day.
Hatboro-Horsham High School recently recognized new members of Quill and Scroll, an honor society that celebrates achievement in student journalism, writing, photography, and publication work. The induction ceremony showcased the creativity, commitment, and skill of students whose efforts help capture and preserve high school memories through the yearbook.
Congratulations to the senior inductees, Brooke Bell, Kathleen Costello, Lily Hall, Camila Hernandez, and Jocelyn McCauley, on this outstanding accomplishment.
Congratulations to the senior inductees, Brooke Bell, Kathleen Costello, Lily Hall, Camila Hernandez, and Jocelyn McCauley, on this outstanding accomplishment.
Hatboro-Horsham High School was filled with incredible music and talent during the 2026 Band Spring Concert. From outstanding small group performances to the energy of the HHHS Jazz Band and the excellence of the HHHS Concert Band, the students showcased the results of their hard work, dedication, and passion for music. Congratulations to all of our performers and directors on a fantastic evening.
Today we celebrate our amazing School Lunch Heroes. Thank you for serving nutritious meals, welcoming students with a smile, and caring for our school community each day.
We appreciate all you do. Happy School Lunch Hero Day!
Today, we celebrate Bus Driver Appreciation Day and thank our dedicated bus and van drivers for safely transporting our students each day.
Your patience, care, and commitment make a difference for our students and families. We appreciate all that you do.
The scheduled Hat Chat & Sip with the Superintendent has been cancelled for April 16. We look forward to seeing you at a future date.
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.
