
Mrs. Nagel’s 1st graders and Mr. Tunseth’s 5th graders meet once a week to read and work on comprehension. The 5th graders have been instructed to ask their partners questions about the books they read and help them to dig deeper in their reading. They also tie into the reading our Superhero character words; like kindness, integrity, sportsmanship, etc.
1st graders will read a book or two at their “just right” level to begin their time together. Then, the 5th graders read some awesome picture books from our library.



Hillsboro School will be virtual learning tomorrow, November 10th, due to the weather in our area. There will be no Veteran’s Day Program, no practices, and the School Board Meeting will be on Zoom. Stay safe.


Parents: With the projected weather tomorrow the elementary and high school teachers are preparing for a virtual learning day. The high school will use Google Classroom and the elementary teachers will send home packets for your children for tomorrows school work if we need to call it a virtual learning day.


Peter, Kason, Easton and Courtney competed in the Mayville State University Math Meet today.


FACS class kneading pasta dough.





REMINDER: There will be NO SCHOOL this Friday, November 11th due to the Veterans Day holiday.


In the HS hallways: English 8 Activity - The students acted out scenes from their book, The Outsiders. Ethan throwing some water on Bryce (done with Bryce’s permission), along with Taylor’s feet on the chair, are true scenes in the book.

Wrestling Fundraiser tonight at the Vets Club!


Parents - don't forget to check out the lost and found tonight when you stop by for Parent-Teacher Conferences!

A nice note to our Transportation Mgr from the St. Rose of Lima CCD group: BIG THANKS for allowing us to use the small school bus for our trip to the Youth Rally.



Congrats to the Hillsboro Kiwanis October Students of the Month: Easton Baesler, Audrey Anderson, Rodney Stephen, & Mason Muller! 👏👏


Parent-Teachers conferences are this Thursday, November 3rd, at both schools from 3:45 to 9:00PM.


The Army National Guard saxophone quartet performed today for K-12 at the HEC.





The Hillsboro Public/School Library has a new shelf labeled: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW WHEN YOU GET OLDER: This shelf of books covers adulting 101 for those younger college kids, money management, what to think about before retirement, forms for personal use, forms to organize where things like paperwork/policies/items in your life/digital passwords in case something happens to you, basic forms to use for wills, trusts, estates, probate, social security, Medicare, disability, downsizing, long term care, caregiving, etc. Our state cataloger stated, "Even though these are heavy reading materials, they are a very much needed resource in all libraries." Come check it out...literally and figuratively.


Hillsboro Elementary School is HIRING! Looking to hire a new December college graduate.


Our elementary kitchen staff: Stevie, Kathy, and Lilly are the absolute best in providing fun memories and healthy food for these elementary students. We had the most delicious worms and eyeballs, creepy jello with rings, and jack-o-lantern oranges! Then for snack they made each kiddo a cupcake with cool colors! Yum!


In the Hillsboro Elementary Hallways:
Mrs. Nagel’s class read the book, “Biscuit”, by Alyssa Satin Capucilli. They read it in various ways. Mrs. Nagel read it to them first. Then, throughout the week, they echo read and choral read. Today, they finally got to partner read! Students enjoyed listening to their friend’s expressions and reading pace. Learning to read more independently is a goal that the new Bookworms curriculum pushes for in classrooms. Nicely done! 📚



Football 🏈 Final: #3 HCV beats Oakes 20-0 to advance to the 11B semifinals!
Fullback Cole Hebl with 2 rushing touchdowns. HCV advances to play Velva in the semifinals. #BurroPride 📸Hillsboro Banner


Special thanks to a few parents that came today to help with pumpkin activities in first grade. There are some awesome pumpkins!





Pictures from today’s anatomy field trip to the UND school of medicine.


