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Huber Heights City Schools are still providing meal bags to students while schools are closed through May 1. Meal bags will contain breakfast and lunch for five days and are available for pick-up on Mondays. Meals will be available for all HHCS students to pick-up at Valley Forge and Wright Brothers Elementary Schools from 6 - 10 a.m. and students do not have to be present. There will be an alternate pick-up day on Thursdays from 6 - 10 a.m. if families are unable to pick-up meals on Mondays. There will be no meal pick-up during the district’s previously scheduled spring break from April 6 - 10. Meal pick-up will resume on April 13.  

Updates on state testing, high school graduation, the third grade reading requirement and more

Superintendent Basora provides updates on student work, technology needs and more

March 27, 2020 – Parents, if you need an internet connection, call 844-488-8395 to have Spectrum install a connection for free. Please do this as quickly as possible. Based on recent developments, Spectrum may be the only option to get a free internet connection for the future. Spectrum is installing internet connections in new student households for free until May 12. Currently, there is approximately a two-week wait time for new requests, but installation fees will be waived. The service can be cancelled at any time, including on the sixtieth day of service. With the current volume of internet requests across the state and country, we ask that you please promptly reach out to Spectrum. Their waiting list is growing each day. Please visit our website for more information: http://bit.ly/2Wes1st 

Huber Heights City Schools has set dates for picking up blizzard bags and Chromebooks.

Families of students in grades Pre-K - 2 can pick-up blizzard bags on Friday, April 3 from 4 - 8 p.m. at their respective schools. Please try to arrive during your designated time for health and safety reasons. Students with last names A - H are scheduled from 4 - 5 p.m., last names I - P from 5 - 6 p.m., last names Q - Z from 6 - 7 p.m., and anyone who is not able to make their assigned time can arrive from 7 - 8 p.m.

Families of students in grades 3 - 12 who do not have a computer can pick-up Chromebooks on Monday, April 13 from 4 - 8 p.m. at their respective schools. Please try to arrive during your designated time for health and safety reasons. Students with last names A - H are scheduled from 4 - 5 p.m., last names I - P from 5 - 6 p.m., last names Q - Z from 6 - 7 p.m., and anyone who is not able to make their assigned time can arrive from 7 - 8 p.m.

We are providing one Chromebook for every two students. For example, families with three students receive two Chromebooks; families with four students receive two Chromebooks; families with five students receive three Chromebooks; and families with more than five students will be handled on a case-by-case basis. Please go to each student’s respective building with your photo ID to pick-up a Chromebook. Contact your student’s principal if you did not complete the technology survey that was previously sent out or if you have additional questions.

Students who are taking Advanced Placement classes and planning to take the AP exam this spring can take the 45-minute online exam at home. They will be able to take these exams on any device including computers, tablets or smartphones. Taking a photo of handwritten work will also be an option. The exam questions are designed to prevent cheating. AP will use a range of digital security tools and techniques – including plagiarism detection software – to protect the integrity of the exams. Beginning on Wednesday, March 25, students and schools will have access to free, live AP review lessons delivered by AP teachers from across the country. The lessons will focus on reviewing skills and concepts from the first 75% of the course. These mobile-friendly classes are designed to be used alongside work that may be given by schools and will be available on-demand so teachers and students can access them at any time. The specific test dates and free-response question types will be posted by April 3 at AP Central. There will be two different testing dates.

The Studebaker Preschool registration packets for the 2020-2021 school year will not be due until further notice. This will not interfere with your child losing their placement for next year. The preschool office will contact you with a date to return your packet when the district resumes classes on a regular basis. Thank you for your patience and understanding during this time.

Pamela Bitsko-Krach
Studebaker Preschool Principal 

Huber Heights City Schools will be altering our meal pick-up days beginning Monday, March 23 as a means to limit contact and promote convenience. Meal bags will contain breakfast and lunch for five days and are available to pick-up on Mondays. Meals will be available for all HHCS students to pick-up at Valley Forge and Wright Brothers Elementary Schools from 6 - 10 a.m. and students do not have to be present. There will be an alternate pick-up day on Thursdays if you are unable to pick-up meals on Mondays. We would like to thank our Nutrition Department staff for their dedication to our students as they continue to provide meals during this shutdown.

Superintendent Basora provides updates on staff duties and pay, student attendance, using facilities and more.

Check out this roundup of multilingual resources about COVID-19. bit.ly/2INnNjm

You can also call the Ohio Department of Health with your questions at 833-427-5634.

Governor DeWine directed all schools to begin an extended three week spring break starting this Tuesday, March 17. Due to our previously scheduled spring break, our schools will be closed from March 17- April 12. Read the full update from superintendent Basora.

The letter to our school community about COVID-19

“I’m honored to continue the next step in my career to support our students, staff and families,” she said about her new appointment.

Check out superintendent Basora reading “Pete the Cat and his Four Groovy Buttons” on National Read Across America Day http://bit.ly/39c0trg