Now #41 in State, #15 in Cleveland Metro Area Highland High School earned high national and metro-area rankings among the 2022 Best High Schools, released by U.S. News on April 26. Highland High School is now ranked #15 out of 120 high schools in the Cleveland Metro area, #41 among Ohio’s 750 high schools and #1,155 out of 17,843 high schools nationally.

Congratulations to the Class of 2022 Valedictorian & Salutatorian! Andrew Chand & Jonathan Wuchter Download flyer HERE

Highland Athletic Youth Summer Camps have been announced! All dates and times are listed in the attached flyer, as well as instructions on how to register. Camps offered include tennis, basketball, soccer, golf, volleyball, swimming, cross country and cheerleading. ATHLETIC CAMPS For information on the Mike Gibbons Football Camps coming up this summer, please click on the following links: Youth Football Camp (July 11-13) Middle School Football Camp (July 5-7)

Are your kids ready for some summer fun? Highland Community Education has you covered with several exciting camp offerings set to begin in June. Geared for ages 3-18, these camps are a great way to keep your child engaged over the summer! Camps include Lacrosse, Hummingbird Soccer, Tae Kwon Do, Kidz-Safety, Crayola’s Artist Passport: Travel the World through ART, Brixology: Engineers Shape the World, and Mad Science: Yuckology. New camps this year are Eager Engineer’s, Sewing Basics and virtual coding camps including Python, Roblox, Minecraft and Scratch. Enroll early! Camp descriptions and registration forms can be downloaded HERE. Questions? Please email Mary Fran Kudla at mkudla@highlandschools.org, or leave a message at 330-239-1901, ext. 5503.

The Highland Local School District participates in the federally-funded grant program for Title l – Improving the Academic Achievement of the Disadvantaged. At Highland, these funds are used to provide targeted assistance to struggling readers in grades K-2. The district will host an informational meeting on Title l from 5-5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, June 1 in the Highland Middle School Media Center. If you have any questions or comments regarding the district's Title l program, please contact Laurie Boedicker, Director of Curriculum, at 330-239-1901, ext. 1218, or email boedicker@highlandschools.org.

Dear Highland Parents, As you are aware, the Highland School District is among a large number of districts nationwide that continue to struggle to fill transportation jobs. Currently, our Transportation Department is extremely short-staffed and there is the likelihood that your student(s) will be impacted by this driver shortage in some way -- including canceled or delayed routes -- with little warning. We again ask that parents consider making alternative plans (rideshare with a neighbor, enlist the help of a grandparent or other available family member, etc.) if possible, to transport your child to and from school, should the need arise. We apologize for these occurrences in advance. Parents will be notified via phone/text if their child’s route has been impacted. Please be sure your contact information is current in FinalForms. As always, we appreciate your patience and willingness to work with us during this continued transportation dilemma. Should you have any questions, please contact the Transportation Department at 330-239-1901, ext. 1219 or via email at transportation@highlandschools.org. Thank you.