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.Tutors: The District does not endorse or recommend specific tutors; however, a list of people providing tutoring services is available.
Bond Referendum Election Results
November 6, 2019 By
The school district greatly appreciates the community support that was evident based on the positive outcome of the bond referendum election, with 1630 “yes” votes to 1512 “no” votes. This is a great day for the children of our community and the future of our school district. Our school district is committed to building school facilities that will serve our community and students into the future and will be a source of community pride.
BOND REFERENDUM ELECTION INFORMATION
November 5, 2019 By
Vote 2019 Fast Facts –
Click Here to View Fast Facts Information Page
Click Here to View Fast Facts in Spanish
Click Here to View Podcast (#MuchInHutch)
Click Here to View Fast Facts Presentation
Click Here to View West Elementary Concept
Click Here to View Park Elementary Concept
Frequently Asked Questions –
Many residents have similar questions. Use the link below to learn more about the bond referendum.
Click Here for Answers to Frequently Asked Questions
Property Tax Quick Reference Chart –
Click Here for the Property Tax Quick Reference Chart
Property Tax Information Site with Tax Calculator –
This site provides information for taxpayers of the Hutchinson School District regarding how the District’s proposed bond referendum will affect their property taxes. The site was prepared by the District’s financial advisors, Ehlers, in cooperation with the District. If you have questions about the information within the site, you may call Ehlers at 651-697-8522.
Click Here for the Property Tax Information Site
Public Hearings –
Tuesday, October 15, 2019
6:00 pm
Park Elementary Auditorium
Wednesday, October 16, 2019
11:30 am
West Elementary Cafeteria
Sample Ballot –
Click Here to View the Sample Ballot
Absentee/Early Voting –
If you are not available to vote on Election Day, November 5, it is easy to request and vote by absentee ballot.
Click Here to Learn More about Absentee/Early Voting Procedures
Boosterthon
October 9, 2019 By
Parents and Families—
The West PTO fundraiser will be starting soon – New for West Elementary this year – A Fun Run through Boosterthon! This is a two-week program that kicks off with a student Pep Rally on November 4th. Families will then gather pledges for every lap your student runs (30-35 laps) at the fun run, which will happen on November 13th. This year our West PTO goal is to raise $10,000 for supplies and programming for our students, and we need your help! We’ve asked the experts at Booster to power our fundraiser to make it easier, more profitable, and more fun.
Students will also experience an amazing character theme, MINDSPARK: WILD WEST! Booster’s most exciting theme yet combines S.T.E.A.M. skills (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math) with character-building. While they’re teaming up with the MindSpark Kids to save Dr. Shock, our students will learn five character traits that will help strengthen themselves and our world.
You can help our school by getting pledges from family and friends and entering them on FUNRUN.COM starting October 28th. Also, all families are invited to come out and cheer on our students at the Hutchinson Fun Run – Watch for more details in the weeks to come. Thanks so much for your support!
West Elementary
It Is About You!
April 29, 2019 By
At Parks, Recreation and Community Education, It Is About You
By Dolf Moon, Director of Parks, Recreation & Community Education
Even with cool temperatures, summer is right around the corner. The PRCE brochure is out and has plenty of opportunities for you and your family. We look forward to seeing your family at the Hutchinson Aquatic Center this summer. Your kids may be interested in the four free Passport to the Parks opportunities included in our brochure. We also have a variety of sports camp offerings led by the Tiger Coaching Staff.
This summer you will want to take advantage of our many community playgrounds. We encourage you check out our parks, trails and fitness park information at www.ci.hutchinson.mn.us or maybe even try geocaching. Perhaps consider registering for our new Youth Camps located at Rotary Park.
The PRCE Department offers a wide variety of educational and recreational opportunities to district residents. The uniqueness of the program starts with you. If you have an interest and do not see a program that meets your needs, let us know. We will try to arrange a program. If you have a skill, you would like to share with others, give us a call. We are currently putting together the fall/winter brochure
PRCE reaches out to the entire community whether you are a parent with a preschool child (Early Childhood Family Education), a student taking a program after school, participating in Middle School athletics, an adult in a class or league, a senior citizen dropping by our center there’s something for all ages. PRCE also provides Adult Basic Education opportunities. Whether you dropped out of high school, are looking for a new job or trying to receive your GED, we can help. If you are looking to use a facility, a park shelter or a ball field, we can help.
Parks, Recreation and Community Education understand that “community” extends from neighborhoods to the world. We are flexible enough to meet the needs of a fast-changing society. We can extend the reach of education and bring people together in a common purpose. We like getting people involved in our schools. We can become partners in addressing community needs. We do this by offering a scope of activities and services that evolve with new generations of people and technologies, making the community a learning center open for people of all ages.
Parks, Recreation and Community Education reaches out to be inclusive. Every day it proves that the community and our schools, working together, can be greater than the sum of their individual parts.
Tour HHS – 4/25/19
April 22, 2019 By
Tour Hutchinson High School April 25, 2019
The Hutchinson High School will be open to the community for self-guided tours on Thursday, April 25, 2019 from 5:00 to 7:30 pm. Members of the Board of Education, high school students and staff will be available to visit and answer questions.
Click Here to View the Hutchinson High School Video Tour
Courtesy of HCVN, Hutchinson Community Video Network
Click Here to Access the Work Zone Camera
The Importance of Early Intervention
April 22, 2019 By
By Lisa Kraft, Director of Special Services
Early identification of developmental concerns in infants and toddlers can significantly improve outcomes for children, families, and communities. Early physical, social, and emotional development provides the foundation for language and cognitive skills. During the first three years of life, a child’s brain is the most flexible in their ability to learn and change. Therefore, early intervention is the most effective when provided earlier in life.
Help Me Grow Minnesota (http://helpmegrowmn.org) is a statewide system of collaboration to best identify infants and toddlers who are in need of early intervention services. The website also provides valuable information to families regarding developmental milestones. Physicians, hospitals, parents, childcare providers, public health, social service and others can refer a child to Help Me Grow. This referral is immediately forwarded to the appropriate school district. The district will contact the family to arrange for a screening or evaluation to determine if a child is eligible for infant and toddler intervention or preschool special education services.
Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE) for infants and toddlers in the Hutchinson Public Schools provides early intervention to children who show developmental delays in the areas of cognitive development, speech and language, motor skills, adaptive skills, vision or hearing loss, or social and emotional skills. Trained ECSE teachers and specialists work with the parents and the child to meet developmental and educational goals through an Individual Family Service Plan. These services are delivered to the child primarily in his or her home or place of childcare.
How To Make a Special Education Referral for an Infant or Toddler
If you have concerns about an infant or toddlers’ development or if your child was born with a significant medical condition you can make a referral. Visit the Help Me Grow Minnesota website (http://helpmegrowmn.org) and click on Refer a Child to complete the referral process. As well, a referral can be made directly to Hutchinson Public Schools Early Childhood Special Education Department at West Elementary by calling 234-2619. The ECSE team is ready to help you and your child work toward meeting developmental milestones. If you have any further questions about early childhood special education services in Hutchinson Public Schools please contact Lisa Kraft, Director of Special Services at 234-2618.
