Some special visitors came to QUEST today. Channel 8 stopped in and surprised teacher Kennedy Shurtleff with a Golden Apple. Miss Kennedy was nominated for the award by one of her parents, Brittany Wamser. The story will air tomorrow between 5 and 6.
One of the great traditions at QUEST-today was Feast Day! Plenty of great demonstrations of games, crafts and other aspects of Native American culture. It was all capped off with a great meal.
The students at QUEST hit their PTSO fundraising goal last month-so today Principal Warren and other staff members got SLIMED!
Please note: The information night for families of incoming kindergarten families at QUEST is NOT this Wednesday-November 13, it is scheduled for January 13, 2025. We apologize for any confusion this may have caused.
It's a tradition that's been in place at QUEST longer than there's been a QUEST! It's Friday, so that means popcorn. Take a look at how it started, and how it is so much more than just a weekly treat. https://youtu.be/-DlpsKVlTV4
Tomorrow is the day! But today our kindergarten students had the chance to see their classroom, meet their teacher, and even go for a ride on the bus. See you all tomorrow! #WeAreHilton
The 2024-25 District Calendar is now available online and will be mailed to families of current students in July. To view the calendar, visit https://5il.co/2pqvk
That's a wrap! The last day of school comes to a close with a bus loop send off at QUEST. Have a great summer, Cadet Nation!
Great way to close out the school year-Field Day at Quest. A little bit of everything, including a slip 'n slide!
Hey, did you hear the news? The class of 2036 is finishing up kindergarten! QUEST Elementary held its moving up ceremony today.
Congratulations to the class of 2030! You are headed to the 7th grade! Both QUEST and Village Elementary held their 6th grade moving up ceremonies today.
Here's a look at some of the scenes from last week's Science Funday at QUEST.
https://youtu.be/HcCaKHcDLlo
Today was Science Fun Day at QUEST and it had a little bit of everything, from reptiles to rockets, from owls to our farm animal friends! A great day full of fun and learning. Thanks to all of our presenters and staff for making it all possible.
Don't miss One Night Only - a celebration of the arts! Join us at Merton Williams Middle School from 6 - 7:30 p.m. to hear the Merton Williams Band, view student artwork, and make some artwork of your own!
ALSO, check out the new Hilton CSD Art Dept. website at https://sites.google.com/ga.hiltoncsd.net/hilton-csd-art/home.
It features recaps of all the events our students participated in this year, descriptions of courses and programs, a lot of great pictures, plus an archive of previous years’ events.
Today was Culture Day at Quest-a chance for students to learn about other cultures. It started with a performance by a group from RIT called Dangerous Signs, representing Deaf Culture. There were also presentations on People with Disabilities, and countries from around the world.
Students from Northwood, Quest and Village had a chance to see computer programs they coded in use by the olive baboons at the Seneca Park Zoo. It's part of the Primate Portal Project along with RIT, Carnegie Mellon University and the zoo. More info on this coming soon!
This is a reminder that all Hilton CSD K-12 students have a half day on Thursday, May 23. High School and Merton Williams: students dismiss at 10:15 a.m., buses depart at 10:20 a.m. Northwood and Village Elementary: students dismiss at 11 a.m., buses depart at 11:10 a.m. QUEST Elementary: students dismiss at 11:35 a.m., buses depart at 11:40 a.m. Enjoy the long weekend!
BUDGET VOTE RESULTS
Proposition #1 – Budget:
Yes 876
No 519
Proposition #2 – Bus Purchase:
Yes 913
No 496
Proposition #3 – Capital Reserve
Yes 886
No 514
Board of Education - *Elected to Board
Ed Mascadri 916*
Stephanie Sloan 855*
Austin DeLorme 422
Mike Zillioux 430
The Budget Vote & Board of Education Election is TODAY! All residents may vote at Parma Town Hall from 6 am-9 pm. Voting in your local elections is an example of democracy in action & demonstrates to our students how to become knowledgeable, engaged & thoughtful citizens at the grassroots level. Please vote!
Tomorrow, May 21, is the Budget Vote & Board of Ed election at Parma Town Hall from 6 am-9 pm. While casting your vote, check out the art display featuring student work from K-12. Special thanks to Bill Smith for this art installation! Art will be on display through 5/24.
