The long-awaited tennis, pickleball, and basketball courts are complete! The Hornell City School District is excited to announce that these facilities are now open to the public. We encourage all community members to enjoy this new resource. To ensure the longevity of these facilities, we kindly ask users to treat the courts and equipment with …
The Hornell City School District requires that a bus transportation form be completed for each child in your household. A form MUST be completed for each child. Fill out the backside of this form and return it to your child‛s school at your earliest convenience. If you are unable to return the form to your child‛s school, …
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As we continue to experience below-freezing temperatures and forecasts show the possibility of snow, we want to remind you of our district’s protocols for weather-related closures and delays. The safety of students, families and staff is our top priority, and we appreciate your cooperation and understanding. We routinely monitor weather forecasts in coordination with the …
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In an impressive display of dedication, students from Hornell High School showcased their talent at the Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) Regional competition held at Alfred State College on December 20. Out of the 11 Hornell students who participated, three emerged as winners in the Retail Merchandising category. Amaya Hoffman, a first-year DECA member …
Residents came out today to cast their vote in support of the district’s $30.2 million capital project, with 242 yes votes and 107 no votes, a passage rate of 69 percent. “I’m grateful for the Hornell community’s continued support for our vision of modern facilities that support student success,” said Superintendent Jeremy Palotti. The next …
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Project at-a-glance Capital Project total cost: $30,215,000 Use of capital reserves: $12,075,000 No tax rate increase as a result of the project What is being proposed? Construction of a new competition gymnasium at Hornell High School, including a community-accessible elevated walking track and student fitness center Security enhancements at each of our school buildings Roofing work …
Students in Mary Franklin’s calculus classes participated in the W. Varick Nevins III High School Mathematics Competition at Alfred University. Hornell’s Logan McGregor was awarded a cash prize along with a $6,000 scholarship for his third place in the Senior Division (high school juniors and seniors). Nicolas Gray was awarded a cash prize for his …
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As required by the NYS Department of Education, schools are tasked with conducting what they call an annual “Digital Equity Survey.” The purpose of this survey is to be sure that school districts and school district leaders adequately understand the technological resources students have access to at home including internet connectivity and access to technology. …
Students in chemistry classes at Hornell High School are separating mixtures using various lab techniques including filtration, magnetic extraction, distillation and evaporation. The percent composition of each mixture and percent recovery calculations ensue.
The Vault is back open for business! On Wednesday, October 4 the student-operated branch of ServU Federal Credit Union opened in the High School. Students provide faculty and classmates with basic financial services at a credit union office within the school building. This year we have a team of three students working with representatives from …
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