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2025-2026 Kindergarten Registration Opens March 31, photo of smiling students.
2025-2026 Kindergarten Registration Opens March 31
Wendy Barhorst

Huber Heights City Schools is excited to welcome our newest Warriors to kindergarten! Registration for the 2025-2026 school year will be available on FinalForms starting March 31, but you can start preparing now by gathering the necessary documents. Having everything ready will help ensure a smooth registration process.

  • Student's birth certificate and/or passport
  • Student's immunization record (must include name, date of birth, and provider's name and address)
  • Parents' current state ID or license and/or passport
  • Complete court custody/divorce documents (signed by judge/magistrate, if applicable)
  • Proof of residency (you will need one of the following):
    • Mortgage statement (dated within the last 30 days)
    • Current and signed lease agreement (full lease signed by tenant and landlord/property owner)
    • Signed purchase agreement with an occupancy date
    • Current AES or CenterPoint Energy statement (full page showing service address; not a final bill or disconnect notice; must be dated within the last 30 days)

📌 Students must be five years old on or before August 1, 2025, to enroll in kindergarten.

For more information about the kindergarten registration process, please visit:
www.myhhcs.org/register-a-new-student

  • Charles
  • Monti
  • Rushmore
  • Studebaker
  • Valley
  • Wright
Winter Weather Procedures with photo of school buses covered in snow
Stay Prepared for Winter Weather!
Wendy Barhorst

Snow and freezing temperatures can happen anytime during the winter months. To keep you informed about school delays or closures, Huber Heights City Schools will share updates through the following channels:

  • Phone, Text, and Email Alerts: Be sure to check your student's FinalForms account to ensure your contact information is up to date

  • District Website: myhhcs.org

  • Huber Heights City Schools Facebook Page: facebook.com/HHCSdistrict

  • Local Media Outlets: WDTN-TV2, WHIO-TV7, and WKEF-TV22/WRGT-TV45

We understand that decisions to delay or close school affect your day, so we are committed to making these announcements as early as possible. The safety of our students and staff remains our top priority.

WINTER SAFETY TIPS FOR STUDENTS

As a reminder, please encourage your students to:

  • Dress Warm: Encourage students to wear layers, including hats, gloves, and warm coats.

  • Walk Carefully: Sidewalks and bus stops may be icy, so encourage children to take their time and watch their steps.

  • Stay Visible: Bright or reflective clothing can help drivers see students, especially in snowy or dark conditions.

Thank you for helping us keep everyone safe this winter!

Huber Heights City Schools Redistricting Update
HHCS Redistricting Update
Wendy Barhorst

Huber Heights City Schools has been working with Cropper GIS, a national expert in redistricting, and a group of parents, educators, and community members on a year-long project to improve balance, equity, and efficiency in our elementary schools.

On Thursday, December 12, our Superintendent, Mr. Enix, recommended that the Board of Education approve a plan containing minimal changes to the current district map, while slightly improving transportation efficiency. The Board approved this plan during their January 9 meeting. It will go into effect for the 2025-2026 school year.

While the goal of balancing school usage wasn’t fully met in the approved plan, it was determined that the first two options did not provide a compelling reason to justify the significant disruptions they would cause to students, families, and staff.

Visit tinyurl.com/3wabfjeh to learn more about the project and view the approved plan.

Thank you for your support and participation!

American Flag graphic, Wayne High School Military Service Wall of Honor
Military Service Wall of Honor: Help Us Honor Our Alums Who Served
Wendy Barhorst

Huber Heights City Schools is excited to announce the creation of a Military Service Wall of Honor at Wayne High School! This special tribute will recognize the dedication and sacrifices of Wayne graduates from any branch of service who are currently serving or have served, provided they were not dishonorably discharged.

To make this project successful, we need your help identifying former students who should be included on the wall. We invite WHS alums or their family members to submit details about their military service by visiting tinyurl.com/WHSMilitaryAlumni. All submissions received by March 1, 2025, will be featured on the wall, which will be unveiled in April 2025.

In addition to details about their service, alums can share personal stories and photos, which will also be included in a virtual wall display on our website.

We invite everyone to help us honor our military alums and spread the word about this special tribute. For questions or to learn how you can support this initiative, please contact Jenn Davis at JenniferNDavis@myhhcs.org.

  • Wayne High School
HHCS 2025-2026 School Year Calendar
2025-2026 School Year Calendar for Grades K-12 Now Available
Wendy Barhorst

The official Huber Heights City Schools 2025-2026 school year calendar for grades K-12 is now available! Plan ahead by marking important dates, including the first and last day of school, holidays, and breaks.

Both the current 2024-2025 and new 2025-2026 calendars can be found on the District Calendar page on our website. 

  • Charles Huber Elementary
  • Monticello Elementary
  • Rushmore Elementary
  • Valley Forge Elementary
  • Wayne High School
  • Weisenborn Junior High
  • Wright Brothers Elementary