Incoming 7th Grade Parent Meeting

Is your 6^th grader going to be attending Hillview in 7^th grade next year? If If you missed our orientation, you can view the PowerPoint we discussed here.

7th Grade Orientation PowerPoint

Course Selection Worksheets

All 6th and 7th grade students are required to submit course selection worksheets for next year.  We are handing those sheets out to students as we visit our feeder schools.  Current Hillview students will receive those sheets the week of 5/21.  Links to those sheets are below in case you need to print a new copy.  Hillview students will return them to their advisory teacher, Esperanza, CottonWood, Rancho Vista, and Gregg Anderson students should return them to their current teachers.

7th Grade Course Selection Form - NON-Hillview Students Only

7th Grade Course Selection Form - Current Hillview Students Only

8th Grade Course Selection Form

AVID!!!

Are you on the path for college? Have you considered AVID? You should apply for our program for 18-19.

We strongly believe that every student should be prepared by the school so that the student has a CHOICE of whether or not to go to college. That means teaching how to be organized, how to study, and how to prepare for tests. In addition, students will experience a variety of colleges and universities, and have opportunities to compare them. Students will also be taught specific admissions requirements for each type of institution. Our application form is included below.

AVID Application

Rancho Vista Permission

Does your Hillview student need to pick up a Rancho Vista student after school? If so, please complete this form and have them return it to Hillview ASAP. We started enforcing this rule on 9/5/17.

Hillview Student Permission to Wait at Rancho Vista Form

California Gold Ribbon School

Hillview Middle School was selected as a 2017 California Gold Ribbon School. We are the only Gold Ribbon middle school in the Antelope Valley and the only school selected in the AV for the 2017 award. Great job to the entire Hillview Community!

Hillview Middle School is located in the southwest portion of the Antelope Valley. It serves 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students and has approximately 915 students enrolled. 6th grade students from Cottonwood, Esperanza, and Rancho Vista feed into Hillview Middle School. The Hillview sixth grade population is made up of students that applied to attend a 6th grade honors program. These students were selected to attend Hillview through an application process which required good attendance and a minimum 3.0 GPA in fourth and fifth grade. These students come from various school within the district and outside of the district. The school buildings consist of one main building composed of 20 classrooms, two Science Labs, Library, Home Economics room, Art Room, Woodshop, four Computer Labs and a Cafeteria. There are also four meeting/conference rooms, a speech room, a counselor’s office, an office for our bi-lingual aide, and the administrative offices. In addition, there are 16 relocatable classrooms, a music room, and a gymnasium with boys’ and girls’ locker rooms. The school includes grass and concrete play areas with equipment and a patio with picnic tables.

Going to College or Career School?

Are you going to college or to a career school? Do you need help with financial aide? Check out this link:

https://studentaid.ed.gov/sa/types

Here is a flyer with more information.

Do you need to contact us?

If you ever need to contact Hillview, you can refer to the "Teachers & Staff" tab for email addresses. You can also contact us at 661-722-9993. Our office staff, Ms. Danita Lewis, Mrs. Betty Dyer, and Mrs. Margaret Eskenazi will be happy to assist. Mrs. Laura Hunter, our health clerk, can also assist with any health needs.

Thanks to everyone who donated to our 16-17 Fundraiser!

Hillview would like to thank EVERYONE that donated to our 16-17 Fall ASB Fundraiser. Here is a list of our Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze business partners.

The Great Kindness Challenge is one school week devoted to performing as many acts of kindness as possible, choosing from a 50 item checklist.

Through the Honor Roll School program, CBEE identifies and recognizes higher performing schools in the state, particularly higher poverty schools that are closing achievement gaps and those with a focus on STEM proficiency.