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Indian Hills Elementary, Rock Road in the foreground
I'm an alumnus of:
Farmington View Elementary
Poynter Jr. High
Hillsboro High School
Glencoe High School (first thru in '82!)
My wife is an alumna of:
North Plains Elementary
JB Thomas Jr. High
Evergreen Jr. High
Glencoe High School
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A Process, Not An Event
Indian Hills Elementary, Rock Road in the foreground
Community Links
HSD Boundary Change Links
Hillsboro School District is planning boundary adjustments to most schools within the district.
The current proposed change has major implications to Indian Hills as a school and as a community. The purpose of this blog is to share information with the local community, encourage active participation in the boundary process and to ensure that the unique neighborhood character of our school is preserved.
Indian Hills is one of six schools from the Reedville School District which unified with the Hillsboro School District in July of 1996.
It retains the unique characteristic of a neighborhood school.
Indian Hills Elementary School is a neighborhood school proud of its distinction as the first in the Hillsboro School District to receive the "Exceptional" rating THREE times from the State of Oregon.
The current proposed change has major implications to Indian Hills as a school and as a community. The purpose of this blog is to share information with the local community, encourage active participation in the boundary process and to ensure that the unique neighborhood character of our school is preserved.
Indian Hills is one of six schools from the Reedville School District which unified with the Hillsboro School District in July of 1996.
It retains the unique characteristic of a neighborhood school.
Indian Hills Elementary School is a neighborhood school proud of its distinction as the first in the Hillsboro School District to receive the "Exceptional" rating THREE times from the State of Oregon.
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- Argus Article from HSD - Jane Siguenza
- Indian Hills Neighbor: Can you fit 2 more?
- Public Meeting #2: Visible Progress
- Meeting Notice - This Thursday
- Working Meeting #3: A Process, Not An Event
- Where Were You in '82? Yearbook Fun
- Hillsboro School District Statement on Community M...
- Argus Covers Public Meeting #1
- Meeting Notice - This Monday
- News Hounds
- The Core
- Meet The Committee
- A Process, Not An Event
- Shadowood Represented
- Updated HSD Plan 3, showing tax lots
- FLASH
- Hillsboro vs Aloha
- The Value of Shoe Leather
- Meeting Notice - Community Meeting #1
- Monday's Meeting - How It Works
- Long Week
- Straight Talk Link
- Notices In The Argus, Oregonian
- The Danger of Extemporaneous Speaking
- Big Mac Attack
- New Feature - Email Forward
- Who's Out? Who's In? #2 In A Series - The Importan...
- Add/Remove Map (click to zoom)
- New Maps, Boundary Update
- Committee Work Session #2 Notes - Balloons In A Room
- Socio-economic Factors in 'Play'?
- Who's Out? Who's In? #1 In a Series
- What Is A Neighborhood?
- Meeting Notice - Boundary Committee Work Session #2
- Boundary Change Overview
- Welcome
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About Me
- Mark Orton
- Proud Indian Hills parent for 5+ years.
I'm an alumnus of:
Farmington View Elementary
Poynter Jr. High
Hillsboro High School
Glencoe High School (first thru in '82!)
My wife is an alumna of:
North Plains Elementary
JB Thomas Jr. High
Evergreen Jr. High
Glencoe High School
This is a site by an individual parent and does not represent Indian Hills or the Hillsboro School District in any way.
IHBoundary@gmail.com
IHBoundary@gmail.com
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2 comments:
These maps are based on my interpretation of some blurry pdf files from the district. I am trying to verify the accuracy to the tax lot level and will update if I find any errors.
I don't understand the logic behind the proposed boundary changes. It definitely will change the school and does not support the neighborhood school character.
I'm concerned about the impact to the school, and not supportive of transitioning so many students. My daughter has established many friendships and I do not want to see those kids being moved into other schools. I'm also concerned about the potential impact to the school's 'exceptional' rating. It's the current population (kids/parents/teachers) that make Indian Hills the great school it is, and these changes will have potentially significant impact to that.
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