Two weeks from tonight the curtain goes up on Hilton High School's production of, "Cinderella, A Dream Come True." This is a family friendly re-telling of the rags-to-riches fairytale of a young girl forced to live with her cruel stepmother and her equally foul daughters.
Shows are Friday 11/21 and Saturday 11/22 at 7 p.m. with matinees on Saturday and Sunday at 1 p.m. The Saturday matinee will be a special ASL interpreted performance.
Tickets are ONLY available online by going to cur8.com and searching for Hilton or by scanning the QR code on the image.
Shows are Friday 11/21 and Saturday 11/22 at 7 p.m. with matinees on Saturday and Sunday at 1 p.m. The Saturday matinee will be a special ASL interpreted performance.
Tickets are ONLY available online by going to cur8.com and searching for Hilton or by scanning the QR code on the image.
Students in grades K-6, join staff and players from the Hilton softball program for a day of fall fun at Merton Williams. Contact Amy Centola: acentola@hilton.k12.ny.us to register and for more information.
About a dozen area colleges visited the High School this afternoon for the Western New York College Fair. Students were able to learn first-hand about everything from academic and athletic offerings to extracurriculars and student life.
A correction to this year's District calendar-The 22nd Evening of Jazz at Hilton High School is listed as taking place on February 27-the correct date should be February 13.
Team Infinity from Merton Williams recently took all of their middle schoolers (110 students and 20 adults--including 11 parent chaperones) to the Memorial Art Gallery for a Look to Learn tour. During this tour, students participated in a small group docent-led tours titled “Learning to Look: An Introduction to the Gallery.”
After that. they took a short drive to view a famous piece of Rochester's history: the Clock of Nations. Prior to this visit, the students learned about the clock and its impact on our community & its history.
After that. they took a short drive to view a famous piece of Rochester's history: the Clock of Nations. Prior to this visit, the students learned about the clock and its impact on our community & its history.
We're one week away from the Alumni Association Trivia Night at the Milling Station. Join us for great prizes and to help support HCSD students!
At last night's Board of Education meeting, we recognized the recipients of this year's Friends of Education Award. Thank you and congratulations to Ryan Rockefeller, ESL (Michelle Shafer), Colleen Nowacki, Deana Turner and Dr. Marjorie Gloff. Also receiving the award but unable to attend were Melissa Molinini, Megan Boise, and Lindsay DeLucia. There was also a presentation from Merton Williams staff and students about the school's 6 go 7 Summer Program. Thanks to students Adalyn, Hadley, Mckenna, and Sienna for sharing your insights.
A great opportunity for students in Steve Randall's Principles of Engineering class. They visited Optimax in Ontario, NY yesterday to learn about real-world engineering in a precision optics environment.
Cali's humor is contagious, and she is always trying to make everyone around her feel better.
Members of the SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions)/Fun Club from Merton Williams spent some time with first graders at Village talking to them about being safe for Halloween. The club consists of 7th and 8th graders that work on empowering young peers to make safe, healthy choices in life. The club would like to create monthly events that support our district's goals and work hand in hand with peers throughout our Hilton Schools.
Paige is always looking for new challenges and ways to improve herself.
Join us on November 12 for Trivia Night at the Milling Station! All proceeds benefit HCSD students!
On Friday QUEST took part in the Big Apple Crunch, a state-wide celebration of New York's apple harvest where all the students take a bite from an apple at the same time. Here's a video from the event: https://youtu.be/fmK-HUgGNoE
Thanks to everyone who helped out with our 17th Make a Difference Day. There were great projects happening all over town on Saturday, from stuff the bus at Tops to cleaning up along Salmon Creek, and so much more!
An amazing performance by the Crimson Cadet Marching Band to claim the New York State Championship yesterday. Here's a gallery of photos from the performance: https://hiltonschools.smugmug.com/2025-2026/High-School/Marching-Band-State-Champs
Talk about a reason to jump for joy! The Hilton Crimson Cadets Marching Band has claimed the New York State Championship!
More than 150 runners from Village, QUEST and Northwood took part in a 6th grade fun run today at Parma Town Park. Congratulations to the boy's winner Jacob Reger, the girl's winner Daniella Grudko and to everyone who ran. You can see pictures from the race here: https://hiltonschools.smugmug.com/2025-2026/District/6th-Grade-Fun-Run
Brody is an extremely busy student but doesn't shy away from stepping up when needed. He's our latest IB student profile.
The Hilton Athletics Department is currently accepting applications for Indoor Track Coaches. Please apply here: https://hilton.recruitfront.com/JobPosting?JID=73267
October is National Principals Month and here in Hilton we are so lucky to have five of the best! Thanks for all that you do!
