A great opportunity for students in Sy Potter and Kelley Stoll's class at Merton Williams to gain first-hand knowledge about Cuba from one of their classmates. Addiel Marino-Calderon added details related to the book they are currently reading entitled, "Refugee." His parents, Maidely and Froylan also came in and taught the class how to Salsa.
The 2025-2026 budget edition of the Insight is now available online. It will be delivered to district homes soon. Please remember to vote on Tuesday, May 20 from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. at the Parma Town Hall.
Use this link to view the Insight: https://5il.co/3fps7:
Thanks to Wendy Mills from Spectrum News for coming to the High School and providing coverage of next Saturday's Sources of Strength Color Run. Still interested in registering? Here's the link: https://runsignup.com/Race/Events/NY/Hilton/SourcesOfStrengthKColorRun
Please use the following link to see a video regarding this year's proposed budget. Remember to vote on May 20. Polls will be open from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. at the Parma Town Hall.
https://vimeo.com/1081916534
If you didn't get a chance to see Meet the Candidates, here is the link you can use to view it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3zryt5C118w
Also, please remember to vote on Tuesday, My 20 from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. at the Parma Town Hall.
Congratulations to Tom Venniro and the Hilton-Parma Parks and Recreation Department on being chosen as a 2025 Community Champion for Public Education. Nominated by Hilton School Superintendent Dr. Casey Kosiorek, Tom and his department not only support our schools in countless ways, but they are also a driving force behind the annual Make a Difference Day, which sees volunteers performing community service throughout town.
The Hilton Central School District has a number of immediate openings for cleaners and custodians. Please head to https://hilton.recruitfront.com/ for more information.
These two outstanding seniors have been chosen to throw out the first pitch at Hilton Schools Night with the Red Wings on May 16.
Paige Siciliano is a two-sport varsity athlete for both her basketball and softball teams. She is planning on going to Syracuse University next year and majoring in Computer Engineering.
Tyler Reisinger is planning on attending either Clarkson or Virginia Tech where he will major in Aerospace Engineering. A member of the varsity football team, he is also an eagle Scout.
Catch these two, the National Anthem performed by our elementary school choruses and the Red Wings-plus fireworks after the game! Scan the code below for your discounted tickets.
A huge thank you to our very own FAB FIVE-Happy Principals Day to Dr. Rudd, Mrs. Perkowski, Mr. Warren, Dr. D'Amico and Dr. Green!
We're only a couple weeks away! Register Now!
The High School Sources of Strength Club will be hosting a 5k color run and walk on May 17.
After the run there will be an event at the community center including games, food trucks and information tables about various mental health organizations.
Register here: https://runsignup.com/Race/Events/NY/Hilton/SourcesOfStrengthKColorRun
Are you a health care professional who wants a new opportunity with a great team? We are looking to hire a school nurse. You can learn more and apply at hilton.recruitfront.com or call Human Resources at 392-1000 extension 7015 for more information
It was a great night for one of the district's most cherished events-Empty Bowls. The fundraiser raised money for the Hilton Cadet Cupboard as well as Heifer International, groups that help bring food to those in need. For the first time this year people were able to either purchase ceramic bowls or paint their own. Thanks to everyone who helped make this a special night.
Hilton Schools Night is coming to Innovative Field! Come hear our elementary chorus students perform the National Anthem, two seniors throw out the first pitch, watch the Red Wings in action then sit back and enjoy a fireworks show! Scan the code in the picture for discounted tickets.
What a great morning for QUEST students to visit one of our areas most amazing places-the Braddock Bay Raptor Research Center. The kids got to see raptors up close and learn about these amazing birds. They definitely had a birds-eye view, along with being able to view a bird's eye! To see more pictures, go to our SmugMug page: https://hiltonschools.smugmug.com/2024-2025/QUEST/Raptor-Field-Trip
The Hilton Central School District has a number of immediate openings for cleaners and custodians. Please head to https://hilton.recruitfront.com/ for more information.
Join us next week for Meet the Candidates night. Tuesday, May 6 in the QUEST Auditorium. Here the three candidates for the Board of Education discuss their vision for the district during their time on the board. Can't attend in person? We will provide a livestream on our website that night.
What a great honor for one of our High School sophomores. Charizma Scott was presented with the Monroe County Young Citizen of the Year Award by County Executive Adam Bello. You can read the full story here: https://www.monroecounty.gov/news-2025-04-25-youth
Mark your calendars for May 8. The district will be holding a community presentation about generative AI. Instructional technicians will be sharing basic information about AI, as well as information on the journey we have taken as a district, how we are using generative AI tools, and a Magic Student AI pilot planned for the fall.
Tomorrow night! EMPTY BOWLS is returning to Hilton, this time presented at Hilton HS on April 29 from 5:30-7:00! Guests can enjoy a simple meal of soup and bread, while taking home a ceramic work of art created by artists from the High School, Merton Williams MS, or Northwood’s Art Club! PLUS, this year for the first time, guests can choose an unfinished bowl and paint it themselves! Tickets are $5.00 per family; each ticket includes soup for the family as well as one bowl or ceramic work! Additional bowls or other ceramic artworks can be purchased as well! Once again, all proceeds will benefit the Hilton Cadet Cupboard, and Heifer International, groups who help bring food to those in need. Come be a part of this wonderful event!
What happens when your students raise over 1,000 items for the Hilton-Parma Emergency Food Shelf? If you're an administrator at Merton Williams, you get a pie in the face! Congratulations to the eighth graders who led the way in donations.
