Help Us Reach Our Goal! GiveBIG to Hillside!

Dear Hillside Families, Friends, and Alumni, As we revel in the vibrant energy of this wild spring weather, we extend our deepest gratitude to each and every one of you for your unwavering support of the Hillside community. Your steadfast…

Hillside ranked as the #1 school for the arts in Washington State!

Hillside’s excellent academics within a supportive community allow students to discover their gifts and share them with the world. “The arts are not a frill,” as Barbara Jordan once said. “The arts are a response to our individuality and our nature,…

Tickets for “She Kills Monsters”!

Seats are limited for both nights, so we advise purchasing online. Friday night’s performance: hscsshekillsmonstersfriday.bpt.me Saturday night’s performance: hscsshekillsmonsterssaturday.bpt.me      

News from Hillside

May we all enjoy the sweetness of success

This May, our students have earned many successes! We seek to celebrate their gifts and success with this blog entry. Several grades 7-11 students participated in the annual History Feast! Students thoroughly researched an historical figure, and then worked together…

Marching Towards Deeper Understandings

          Students in Middle School English Language Arts are studying the novel Esperanza Rising through the lens of the current border crisis. The novel tells the story of a young Mexican girl’s struggle to adjust to life in…

In winter, things are heating up!

Young scientists bring the heat! The 7th and 8th graders designed experiments to determine whether a reaction was endothermic or exothermic and how reactant concentrations impacted the resulting temperature change. Different groups tested different reactants, including citric acid, baking soda,…

May we all enjoy the sweetness of success

This May, our students have earned many successes! We seek to celebrate their gifts and success with this blog entry. Several grades 7-11 students participated in the annual History Feast! Students thoroughly researched an historical figure, and then worked together…

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Marching Towards Deeper Understandings

          Students in Middle School English Language Arts are studying the novel Esperanza Rising through the lens of the current border crisis. The novel tells the story of a young Mexican girl’s struggle to adjust to life in…

Learn More

In winter, things are heating up!

Young scientists bring the heat! The 7th and 8th graders designed experiments to determine whether a reaction was endothermic or exothermic and how reactant concentrations impacted the resulting temperature change. Different groups tested different reactants, including citric acid, baking soda,…

Learn More