Hillsboro School District

Hillsboro School District is hiring a new District Financial Officer Hillsboro School District?is the fourth-largest public school district in Oregon, serving more than 18,000 students in 37 schools. We are committed to?knowing, valuing, and empowering every student to achieve their dreams, and are currently seeking a dedicated and experienced District Financial Officer to join our team and manage financial operations. To learn more about Hillsboro School District and hear from our current District Financial Officer and Superintendent, please watch https://lnkd.in/gQsMfyCQ ? Internal and External applicants must submit: Applicant Tracking application (https://lnkd.in/gPjHUwmB), current resume, and 2 current letters of professional reference, and cover letter.?Your application will be kept confidential until finalists are selected. If obtaining the required documents is a challenge, please reach out to Human Resources. ? Interviews to be conducted in early December with a desired start date of January 6, 2025. This timeline is?flexible. ? Interview Dates: Screening Interview - December 04, 2024 Formal Interview - December 10, 2024 Final Interview - December 12, 2024 ? Hiring Administrator: Travis Reiman, Superintendent #DistrictFinancialOfficer #CFO #CPA #CPAlicense #chieffinancialofficer #hillsborooregon #hillsboro #diversity #diversestaff #PNW #portlandoregon #hiring #openposition #apply #nowhiring #ProudToBeHSD #KnowValueEmpower #oregon #finance #accounting #strategicplanning #compliance #budgeting #budet #financeoffice #collaboration

District Newsletter: A Look Inside Hillsboro Schools The fall edition of our district newsletter,?A Look Inside Hillsboro Schools, will be mailed to all households in the HSD attendance area this week. This is an important way for us to connect with everyone in our community, not just families of current students, about all of the amazing things our students are learning and doing. The electronic version is available on our website in:?English?|?Spanish https://lnkd.in/gPJNyCgW #newsletter #look Hillsboro School District #attendance #superintendant #outreach #engagement #strategicplan Glencoe High School Hillsboro High School Liberty High School #drama #band #robotics #ccp #college #careerpathways #internships #communitypartners #americaneducationweek

Exciting News for National Apprenticeship Week! With the 10th annual National Apprenticeship Week just around the corner (November 17th - 23rd), we’re excited to spotlight our Hillsboro Advanced Manufacturing Youth Apprenticeship Program and the amazing partnerships that make it all possible! This fall, we kicked off our second cohort of talented high school juniors from the Engineering Technology CTE Program, where they are guided by our great CTE instructors, Mr. Matt Loun and Misty Lewis, at Century High School. These students are now diving into hands-on learning at Jireh Semiconductor Inc. ! The Youth Apprenticeship Program began with a shared mission: connecting students to meaningful careers that match the evolving and growing workforce needs of Hillsboro. With support from the City of Hillsboro, we’ve created an apprenticeship program that combines classroom learning with real-world experience, giving students an early advantage in high-wage, high-demand fields. These students are gaining skills that go beyond the classroom, working alongside manufacturing professionals and mentors, and exploring the exciting world of Oregon’s advanced manufacturing sector. The program allows them to further develop technical skills, explore career pathways, and prepare for future success. By Summer 2026, the apprentices are expected to graduate high school with a Certified Manufacturing Technician credential that will open new doors to promising career opportunities in advanced manufacturing. We’re grateful to the City of Hillsboro and Jireh Semiconductor Inc. of Alpha & Omega Semiconductor for their commitment to supporting the next generation of skilled professionals. Join us in celebrating our apprentices, the mentors guiding them, and the partnerships that are making it all happen! Interested in learning more or partnering with the Hillsboro Youth Apprenticeship Program? Explore how your business can engage with future talent by visiting our website at https://lnkd.in/g5KiBqsB or reach out directly to our Project Manager, Claudia Rizo Mendoza, at [email protected]. https://lnkd.in/g-xunZdC #NationalApprenticeshipWeek #apprenticeship #semiconductor #interns #internships #students #ApprenticeshipProgram #PNW #HillsboroOregon #manufacturing #CertifiedManufacturingTechnician #CMT #CTE #CareerTechnicalEducation #mentoring #EngineeringTechnology #partnerships #careers #workforce

Oak Street Campus Clean-up Students, staff, and invited guests braved the rain to clean up David Hill Community Garden, as well as the rest of Oak Street Campus, from 9 a.m. to noon on Tuesday, October 30. Many thanks to everyone who helped out! #communityservice #cleanup #communitygarden #gardening

Featured Staff Member: Volunteer Hero: William “Maverick” Johnson All of our Hillsboro School District staff members are great, but some truly go above and beyond to the point where they could justifiably be called heroes. Such is the case for Glencoe High School special education assistant and Unified Sports coach William h Johnson jr. William, who is also known as “Maverick,” has been volunteering with a disaster relief organization called?Team Rubicon?for the past seven years. Over the course of his service, he has been deployed more than 30 times to support communities all over the country in their recovery efforts after hurricanes, wildfires, floods, and other emergencies. Read more about Maverick’s volunteer journey in his own words below, and join us in saying:?way to go, Maverick - you make us Proud to be HSD! #volunteering #teamrubicon #specialeducation #sped #hillsboro #UnifiedSports #Maverick #hurricanerelief #communityservice #ProudToBeHSD

Community 101 and Schnitzer Cares (formerly CommuniCare) Engage Century and Glencoe Students in Philanthropy Community 101, taught by Erica DeBois, prepares juniors for careers that involve working with and helping people in our community. Thanks to generous support from the Portland General Electric Foundation through The Oregon Community Foundation, students have access to $5,000 that can then be given as grants to nonprofit organizations. Students research community needs, determine an area of focus, and identify local charitable organizations that specialize in meeting that need. They solicit proposals, vet them, and determine which of them will receive the grants. This year, students focused on organizations that address substance use disorders and awarded their sub-grants to Youth Contact ($2,000) and For a Health ($3,000). Schnitzer Cares (formerly CommuniCare) is an organization that works with high school students to raise money for subsequent donations to nonprofits of their choice that support community needs. The HAROLD & ARLENE SCHNITZER CARE FOUNDATION is the funder; for every $1 raised by a school/group, the CARE Foundation will match it with $10. Glencoe’s Student Government class, taught by Tom Stephens, sent out a survey to gather input on the area of need students most wanted to see addressed, and they selected healthcare. Students organized several fundraisers, including 2 Miracle Minutes at a basketball game and a theater production, and sold treats in school. They raised approximately $1,600, bringing their total to just over $16,000. Twelve nonprofit organizations applied for sub-grants, and students narrowed the applicant pool down to four. They then conducted interviews with each finalist. In the end, they donated $2,000 each to The David's Harp Foundation, Inc. and Peace In Schools, and $6,000 each to Educate Ya and Healthy Living Community. Junior Rona Isakharov and senior Reagan Thomas led this year’s Schnitzer Cares (formerly CommuniCare) effort at Glencoe shared: “We have both been in Communicare for all of our years of high school, and it has meant so much to us and our team. Communicare has given us the opportunity to be the one in charge and have our voices heard. Being part of this process has taught us so much about time management, teamwork and communication, and what it means to be leaders. With no other organization would we have been able to donate this amount of money to nonprofits and see the direct change it was able to make. We are so grateful to our advisor, Mr. Stephens, for his endless support; our Communicare liaison, Kelli, for answering all our questions; and, lastly, to the HAROLD & ARLENE SCHNITZER CARE FOUNDATION for their generosity in serving our community.” #philanthropy #studentleadership #communityservice #ProudToBeHSD #KnowValueEmpower

Hilhi Band and Color Guard Take First Place Congratulations are in order for the Hillsboro High School Band and Color Guard who won first place in their division at Pride of the Northwest Marching Band Competition in Grants Pass, Oregon during the weekend of Oct. 12-13. During the prior weekend, they won first place in their division at the Pacific Coast Invitational in Sprague, Oregon. Says Hilhi Band Director Geoff Fotland:?"The student's?hard work?and dedication shown in their?practicing since when they started on August 5th have really paid off.?Now they are beginning to see results that are exceeding their expectations."?Well done, you make us all #ProudToBeHSD, and?Go Spartans! Hillsboro School District #Hilhi #Spartans #BandDirectors #HighSchoolBand #ColorGuard #Marching #FirstPlace #ProudToBeHSD #KnowValueEmpower #HillsboroOregon #GrantsPassOregon #NorthwestMarchingBandCompetition #PacificCoastInvitational #Hillsboro

Please Join Us in Welcoming and Celebrating our 2024-25 Student Representatives to the Hillsboro School District School Board Our 2024-25 Student Representatives to the School Board were sworn in at the Board’s regular session meeting on Tuesday, September 24. This year’s representatives are Gwen Kondor, junior at Century High School; Kal Sibbel, senior at Liberty High School; and Abraham Staffa, junior at Hillsboro Online Academy. Student Representatives are non-voting members of the Board and serve in an advisory capacity, providing an invaluable experience to both the students and Board members. The opportunity to serve as a Student Representative rotates between our high schools each year. Next year, students from Glencoe, Hilhi, and Oak Street Campus can apply. Learn more on the?Get Involved (https://lnkd.in/gVEzY5Ya)?page of our website.

Liberty High School's Team AEMBOT Excels at Chezy Champs Congratulations are in order for Liberty High School’s AEMBOT robotics team! They proudly represented their school at Chezy Champs - a prestigious off-season?FIRST? Robotics?competition in San Jose, California - the weekend of September 27-29. Competing against 46 teams from around the world, AEMBOT showcased their skills as they battled their way to an impressive third-place finish overall. “We are incredibly proud of our AEMBOT team,” explains head coach and Liberty teacher, Steffan Ledgerwood. “Their commitment and resilience truly shone through at Chezy Champs. This experience highlights their technical abilities and the importance of teamwork and determination.” Way to go and best wishes for the remainder of your season, Team AEMBOT! You make us Proud to be HSD! #robotics #ProudToBeHSD #LHS #roboticsteam #coach #stem #congratulations #KnowValueEmpower #GoFalcons #AEMBOT

Congratulations are in order for the Glencoe High School Marching Tide and their director, Ben Adams! They have been invited to perform in the 40th Anniversary New Year’s Day Parade in London, England on January 1, 2026. Beyond the performance itself, students who make the journey will experience a full educational program that includes visiting museums, historic sites, and places of architectural interest. The invitation was formally announced at an event held at Glencoe on Thursday, September 26. On hand were Bob Bone, founder and chair of the London New Year’s Day Parade; Steve Summers, Chair of the London Mayors’ Association; Dean Oblonsy, Senior American Consultant; and Bill Northen and Jonathan Whaley, Senior Directors of International Participation. Bone noted that they only wanted the very best bands for their 40th Anniversary event and that the Glencoe Marching Tide has “a terrific track record and reputation.” Thank you to KPTV Fox 12 Oregon for featuring our amazing staff and students! Way to go, Glencoe Marching Tide! You make us Proud to be HSD! #marchingband #ProudToBeHSD #rolltide #hillsboro #HillsboroOregon