TEACHERS, Please CLICK HERE to access the 2020-21 Curriculum Conference Webpage. __________________ Students currently enrolled in HPS Exceptional Children's Program: On September 28, 2020, Hickory Public Schools Board of Education voted to allow all current EC students to return to school for in-person learning on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Wednesday will still be a remote learning day. This option will begin October 19, 2020. Parents may now choose one of three options for their student to receive EC services. Current Option 1. Parents may choose to leave their student with total remote learning. Current Option 2. Parents may choose to leave their student attending school with the current A/B day schedule: Elementary and Middle Schools A days: Monday and Tuesday in person learning with Wednesday - Friday being remote learning days. B days: Monday - Wednesday being remote learning with Thursday and Friday being in-person learning days. High Schools Students attend Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday of week 1 and then attend remote learning for the following two weeks. New Option 3. Parents may choose to send their student to school for in-person learning every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Wednesday will remain a remote learning day. Please carefully consider these three options; then call and let your school know your choice. SPANISH TRANSLATION FIRST SEMESTER -- Through December 18, 2020 During the meeting of the HPS Board of Education on September 28, 2020, the BOE voted to continue with Plan B, the hybrid mix of in-class instruction combined with remote-learning, for the rest of the first semester. In addition, families that previously opted for Plan C with total remote-learning, will continue with Plan C through the first semester. The first semester runs through December 18, 2020. Wednesdays will remain a remote-learning day for ALL HPS students. For questions, contact your child's school.
TEACHERS, Please CLICK HERE to access the 2020-21 Curriculum Conference Webpage. __________________ Students currently enrolled in HPS Exceptional Children's Program: On September 28, 2020, Hickory Public Schools Board of Education voted to allow all current EC students to return to school for in-person learning on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Wednesday will still be a remote learning day. This option will begin October 19, 2020. Parents may now choose one of three options for their student to receive EC services. Current Option 1. Parents may choose to leave their student with total remote learning. Current Option 2. Parents may choose to leave their student attending school with the current A/B day schedule: Elementary and Middle Schools A days: Monday and Tuesday in person learning with Wednesday - Friday being remote learning days. B days: Monday - Wednesday being remote learning with Thursday and Friday being in-person learning days. High Schools Students attend Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday of week 1 and then attend remote learning for the following two weeks. New Option 3. Parents may choose to send their student to school for in-person learning every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Wednesday will remain a remote learning day. Please carefully consider these three options; then call and let your school know your choice. SPANISH TRANSLATION
TEACHERS, Please CLICK HERE to access the 2020-21 Curriculum Conference Webpage.
To High School and Beyond! CTE begins new online speaker series!
First Presbyterian donates school and safety supplies to HPS!
HPS team listens to curriculum conference class to help expand knowledge on equity in the classroom
Dr. Whiteside receives Dr. Samuel Houston Award from Jack Hoke, NCSSA ex. director
Oakwood teachers, Dorothy Dalton & Laura Marvin, donate "mice" for computer use at Ridgeview Rec!
The mission of the Hickory Public Schools is to develop within each learner the skills to be a responsible citizen and have a lifelong love of learning.
By connecting with and engaging each member of the learning community, Hickory Public Schools will ensure a high quality education for all students preparing them to become responsible, productive citizens
1 primary school, 4 elementary schools, 2 middle schools, 1 high school and 1 magnet school
41.49% White; 24.68% Hispanic; 20.95% Black; 8.52% Two or More Races; 4.21% Asian; 0.12% American Indian or Alaska Native; 0.02% Pacific Islander