☕️ Hat Chat & Sip with the Superintendent
Hatboro-Horsham parents and guardians are invited to join Superintendent Dr. Scott Eveslage for a morning of conversation, connection, and coffee.
📅 Wednesday, February 18
🕙 10:00 a.m.
📍 Crooked Billet Elementary School
This informal gathering is an opportunity to hear updates on district initiatives, learn about what is happening across our schools, and connect with fellow community members in a relaxed setting. Light refreshments will be provided.
Space is limited. Please RSVP by February 16 to abarbor@hatboro-horsham.org
We look forward to seeing you there.
Hatboro-Horsham parents and guardians are invited to join Superintendent Dr. Scott Eveslage for a morning of conversation, connection, and coffee.
📅 Wednesday, February 18
🕙 10:00 a.m.
📍 Crooked Billet Elementary School
This informal gathering is an opportunity to hear updates on district initiatives, learn about what is happening across our schools, and connect with fellow community members in a relaxed setting. Light refreshments will be provided.
Space is limited. Please RSVP by February 16 to abarbor@hatboro-horsham.org
We look forward to seeing you there.
🏀 Congratulations to the KV 8th Grade Girls Basketball Team 🏆
League Champions!
Yesterday, the team earned an exciting come from behind victory, defeating the Sandy Run Cardinals 33–30. The gym was filled with great energy, thanks to a strong turnout of students and staff supporting the team.
An outstanding display of determination, teamwork, and school spirit. Congratulations on a well earned championship.
League Champions!
Yesterday, the team earned an exciting come from behind victory, defeating the Sandy Run Cardinals 33–30. The gym was filled with great energy, thanks to a strong turnout of students and staff supporting the team.
An outstanding display of determination, teamwork, and school spirit. Congratulations on a well earned championship.
This week, 14 high school student ambassadors visited Keith Valley Middle School for the third consecutive year to connect with our 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students. Through thoughtful presentations, the ambassadors focused on building confidence, mutual respect, and an appreciation for the different experiences within our school community. They also shared information about the wide range of clubs and student organizations available at the high school, giving students the opportunity to learn how to get involved during lunchtime and beyond.
Hatboro-Horsham High School made history this week with its first-ever Unified Bocce match. The team competed on the road at Norristown in the inaugural season of Unified Bocce at HHHS, a PIAA winter sport.
Our student-athletes showed outstanding teamwork, leadership, and skill in their first match, reflecting the hard work and dedication they have put into practice. We are proud of this new program and excited to cheer them on as they continue through the season.
Our student-athletes showed outstanding teamwork, leadership, and skill in their first match, reflecting the hard work and dedication they have put into practice. We are proud of this new program and excited to cheer them on as they continue through the season.
Important Upcoming Dates...
Dear Hatboro-Horsham Families and Staff,
As snow and wintry conditions occurred today, we are closely monitoring the weather and its impact on safely operating schools. School lots have been cleared and salted but concerns about access to schools and freezing on sidewalks and side streets remain. To ensure a safe arrival to school, we will operate on a two-hour delay schedule tomorrow, Monday, December 15. Our operations staff will be in early on Monday to treat the walkways and parking lots again.
Morning childcare services will begin at 8:30 am. School breakfast and lunch will be served.
There is no Eastern Center AM session on Monday.
Thank you, and please be safe.
Sending warm wishes to our Hatboro-Horsham families who are celebrating Hanukkah. May this season of light bring joy, reflection, and memorable moments with loved ones.
❄️ Weather Update for Sunday, December 14 ❄️
Due to the expected overnight snow and wintry mix, all Hatboro-Horsham School District buildings will be closed and all District events are cancelled for Sunday, December 14.
⏰ Reminder: Tax deadline is 12/31/2025
• Horsham residents: certified check or money order payable to KEYSOTNE COLLECTIONS GROUP.
• Hatboro residents: certified check or money order payable to APRIL MOUNT, TAX COLLECTOR.
IMPORTANT: Payments received after 12/15/2025 will only be accepted via certified check or money order.
• Horsham residents: certified check or money order payable to KEYSOTNE COLLECTIONS GROUP.
• Hatboro residents: certified check or money order payable to APRIL MOUNT, TAX COLLECTOR.
IMPORTANT: Payments received after 12/15/2025 will only be accepted via certified check or money order.
Happy Thanksgiving to our Hatboro Horsham families. Wishing you a restful holiday filled with gratitude and quality time with those you love.
Alumni Spotlight: Alice Hall, Class of 2022
Hatboro-Horsham proudly celebrates alum Alice Hall, a distinguished Rhodes Scholar, a prestigious honor awarded to exceptional students worldwide. Currently a senior at MIT, Alice is studying chemical engineering with a minor in Spanish. She will continue her educational journey at Oxford, where she aims to pursue a Doctor of Philosophy in engineering, concentrating on innovative, sustainable heating and cooling technologies.
Her research interests include clean energy, nutrient reclamation, aerospace materials, and biomedical engineering. Alice has gained valuable experience by leading labs and completing internships at Johnson & Johnson and Procter & Gamble.
In addition to her academic achievements, Alice is a campus leader. She serves as the president of MIT’s Undergraduate Association and is involved in several advisory boards and student organizations. As a varsity basketball player, she earned accolades, including NEWMAC and D3hoops.com Region 2 Rookie of the Year honors.
Alice truly exemplifies excellence, innovation, and service. We are incredibly proud to support her as she continues to make a meaningful impact. #HatterPride
Hatboro-Horsham proudly celebrates alum Alice Hall, a distinguished Rhodes Scholar, a prestigious honor awarded to exceptional students worldwide. Currently a senior at MIT, Alice is studying chemical engineering with a minor in Spanish. She will continue her educational journey at Oxford, where she aims to pursue a Doctor of Philosophy in engineering, concentrating on innovative, sustainable heating and cooling technologies.
Her research interests include clean energy, nutrient reclamation, aerospace materials, and biomedical engineering. Alice has gained valuable experience by leading labs and completing internships at Johnson & Johnson and Procter & Gamble.
In addition to her academic achievements, Alice is a campus leader. She serves as the president of MIT’s Undergraduate Association and is involved in several advisory boards and student organizations. As a varsity basketball player, she earned accolades, including NEWMAC and D3hoops.com Region 2 Rookie of the Year honors.
Alice truly exemplifies excellence, innovation, and service. We are incredibly proud to support her as she continues to make a meaningful impact. #HatterPride
Tonight we recognized four dedicated members of the Hatboro-Horsham Board of School Directors whose terms have come to a close. We extend our sincere appreciation to Erin Stroup (not pictured), Maggie Kistner, Tara Conner- Hallston, and Erin Whalen for their committed service to our students, staff, and community.
Each of these board members has contributed time, thoughtful leadership, and steady support to strengthen our schools and guide important work across the district. Their partnership has made a positive and lasting impact on the Hatboro-Horsham School District. We are grateful for their service.
🎓 Experience Day at HHHS!
Our Keith Valley 8th graders spent the day at Hatboro-Horsham High School getting a firsthand look at what’s ahead! From exploring classes and meeting teachers to learning how to get involved, students experienced all the opportunities the high school has to offer.
Superintendent Dr. Eveslage and the HHHS administrative team welcomed students to kick off the day, which ended on a high note with a spirited pep rally. A great day filled with excitement, music, and future high school Hatter pride! ❤️🖤
Our Keith Valley 8th graders spent the day at Hatboro-Horsham High School getting a firsthand look at what’s ahead! From exploring classes and meeting teachers to learning how to get involved, students experienced all the opportunities the high school has to offer.
Superintendent Dr. Eveslage and the HHHS administrative team welcomed students to kick off the day, which ended on a high note with a spirited pep rally. A great day filled with excitement, music, and future high school Hatter pride! ❤️🖤
Our Veterans Day celebrations continued at Crooked Billet, where fourth-grade students welcomed U.S. Army Major Christopher Jones and Mr. Bob Hartnett, a U.S. Marine and proud Crooked Billet alumnus.
These two veterans shared their experiences and lessons in service with the entire fourth grade, bringing real-world learning to life in a powerful way.
This marks Mr. Hartnett’s fourth year returning to speak with the students, a tradition that continues to inspire gratitude, curiosity, and respect for those who serve. 🇺🇸
These two veterans shared their experiences and lessons in service with the entire fourth grade, bringing real-world learning to life in a powerful way.
This marks Mr. Hartnett’s fourth year returning to speak with the students, a tradition that continues to inspire gratitude, curiosity, and respect for those who serve. 🇺🇸
The Hatboro‑Horsham School District pauses to recognize and thank all veterans for their courage, service, and sacrifice. Their dedication protects the freedoms students learn about every day and sets a powerful example for the community.
Students from Mrs. Boxman and Mrs. Lyford's ELD class at the high school visited Simmons Elementary to practice their English skills by reading to younger students. The elementary school students were impressed by the fluency and confidence of their older peers. A huge thank you goes out to all the teachers for creating such a welcoming environment for these multilingual learners!
The student council representatives at Crooked Billet Elementary organized a “Socktober” sock drive and successfully collected 583 pairs of socks! Each week, the representatives tallied the totals for each grade level and shared the results during the morning announcements. A friendly competition was held among the grade levels, with kindergarten emerging as the winner by donating 160 of the 583 pairs of socks. We are incredibly proud of all the students and their families for helping to warm the feet of our neighbors in need during the upcoming cold months.
Celebrating Our Principals During Principal Appreciation Month
October is Principal Appreciation Month, and Hatboro-Horsham School District proudly celebrates the outstanding leaders who guide our schools each and every day. Our principals play a vital role in shaping a culture of excellence, belonging, and growth across the district.
Their leadership extends far beyond the classroom, inspiring students, supporting staff, and partnering with families to create schools where every child can thrive.
Our Principals:
Dr. Dennis Williams, Hatboro-Horsham High School
Mr. Jonathan Kircher, Keith Valley Middle School
Dr. Elisha Gee, Blair Mill Elementary School
Dr. Kelli Sendel, Crooked Billet Elementary School
Mr. Steve Glaize, Hallowell Elementary School
Mrs. Karen Kanter, Simmons Elementary School
Throughout the month, we extend our gratitude to these dedicated leaders whose passion and vision make Hatboro-Horsham a place where "Learning First, Always" truly comes to life.
October is Principal Appreciation Month, and Hatboro-Horsham School District proudly celebrates the outstanding leaders who guide our schools each and every day. Our principals play a vital role in shaping a culture of excellence, belonging, and growth across the district.
Their leadership extends far beyond the classroom, inspiring students, supporting staff, and partnering with families to create schools where every child can thrive.
Our Principals:
Dr. Dennis Williams, Hatboro-Horsham High School
Mr. Jonathan Kircher, Keith Valley Middle School
Dr. Elisha Gee, Blair Mill Elementary School
Dr. Kelli Sendel, Crooked Billet Elementary School
Mr. Steve Glaize, Hallowell Elementary School
Mrs. Karen Kanter, Simmons Elementary School
Throughout the month, we extend our gratitude to these dedicated leaders whose passion and vision make Hatboro-Horsham a place where "Learning First, Always" truly comes to life.
Families from across the district came together to celebrate culture, community, and connection at the ELD Family Festival held this evening at Hallowell. The night was filled with games for kids, delicious food, face painting, music, and information tables that supported and celebrated our multilingual learners and their families.
It was wonderful to see so many cultures represented and to watch everyone share in the joy of learning from one another.
It was wonderful to see so many cultures represented and to watch everyone share in the joy of learning from one another.
🎓 Hatboro-Horsham High School had an incredible Instant Decision Day!
52 seniors interviewed with 20 colleges and universities and earned:
🏅 131 acceptances
💰 78 scholarships totaling $2,049,500
🏫 2 full-ride scholarships
With a 96% acceptance rate and 98% of students receiving scholarships, their hard work and determination truly stood out.
This event celebrates the success of HHHS students and the strong partnerships built with the college community. Thank you to the teachers, counselors, staff, and college representatives who helped make the day possible. Congratulations to the seniors on their outstanding accomplishments.
52 seniors interviewed with 20 colleges and universities and earned:
🏅 131 acceptances
💰 78 scholarships totaling $2,049,500
🏫 2 full-ride scholarships
With a 96% acceptance rate and 98% of students receiving scholarships, their hard work and determination truly stood out.
This event celebrates the success of HHHS students and the strong partnerships built with the college community. Thank you to the teachers, counselors, staff, and college representatives who helped make the day possible. Congratulations to the seniors on their outstanding accomplishments.
