School is out and summer is here, but there’s still been plenty going on for Hillsboro High School. Superintendent Jon Dryburgh reflects on the successes of the spring in sports and recent changes. With Carly Theis vacating her spot on the Hillsboro School Board, an election was held to fill the seat. Dryburgh says he…
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The Hillsboro School Board will have a new president next year. President Tim Kozojed did not file paperwork by the April 7 deadline…deciding to step aside after 12 years on the board. Just one candidate has filed to run for that open spot: Bill Cotton, a 1996 Hillsboro High graduate. Meanwhile, the Central Valley School…
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During Thursday’s regular monthly school board meeting, Hillsboro Superintendent, Jon Dryburgh, informed the board that long-time Hillsboro Elementary Administrative Assistant, Brenda Muller, was nominated for a state award. Muller was one of three finalists selected for North Dakota United’s Educational Support Professional of the Year. Dryburgh says Muller, who is retiring at the end of…
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The Hillsboro Public School Board held their annual budget hearing last week. Despite facing a challenging deficit, Superintendent, Jon Dryburgh, says the district looks to be turning things around. The board also approved the hiring of a girls wrestling coach. Dryburgh says it was not an easy decision, especially when considering the budget. You can…
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HILLSBORO, ND—The Hillsboro Public School Board met in regular session Thursday morning. The Board approved the offer and contract for the soon-to-be vacant elementary principal position to Ada-Borup-West Elementary 5th Grade Teacher, Spencer Ruebke. Superintendent Paula Suda comments on the process and the ultimate selection. If Ruebke accepts the position, he will replace outgoing principal…
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HILLSBORO, ND—There’s going to be a public forum in Hillsboro Tuesday night hosted by the Hillsboro School Board. The Board wants feedback on whether there should be a bond referendum this fall for school improvements. The School Board has two proposals: one costing $14 million and the other costing $12 million. The $12 million plan…
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Three candidates are running for two positions in Tuesday’s (June 13) Hillsboro School Board election. Incumbent Brooke Duval, Carly Theis and Todd Carlson are contending for the two positions. The two candidates who receive the most votes will begin three year terms on the Hillsboro School Board starting in July. Paul Kozojed, a nine year…
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Hillsboro, ND — The Hillsboro School Board held their regular monthly meeting on Thursday, September 8th where they went over the 2022-2023 budget and discussed long-term facility planning. As the district continues to look at their options to either renovate their current facilities or build a new school, the board had some discussions about a…
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Hillsboro, ND — The Hillsboro School Board held their regular monthly meeting on Thursday morning, July 14th where they took care of the usual beginning of the year business items. Included in that was the rates and fees in which there were a few small changes, according to Hillsboro Superintendent Paula Suda. The board also…
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Hillsboro, ND — The Hillsboro School Board held their regular monthly meeting on Thursday morning, June 9th where they approved the hiring of Kraus-Anderson as their Construction Manager at Risk. Working in conjunction with Icon Architects on the district facility assessments, Hillsboro Superintendent Paula Suda says Kraus Anderson will provide more detailed costs of renovating…
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