Preparing for 2020-2021 Hybrid Instruction
On March 1, HCPSS will begin its transition to a hybrid instructional model. Information for all students, as well as details specific to students returning in person, is available online.
HCPSS Homepage
Essential Applications and Information
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School System Calendar
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HCPSS Help
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Budget
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Student Well-Being
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HCPSS Connect
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Academics
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Supports
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School Information
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News Highlights
Update to Student Meals
Meals for seven days per week will continue to be provided at no cost to students; however, the days and times meals will be provided will change. Meals will be available in most schools, including those previously not available. Pick-up times/locations are subject to change based on individual school needs and/or staffing.
HCPSS 2020-2021 Inclement Weather Protocols
For the 2020-2021 school year, while in virtual, small groups or hybrid instructional models, HCPSS may transition to fully virtual instruction during inclement weather days.
Our Organization
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Board of Education
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Superintendent
Dr. Michael J. Martirano considers himself a teacher first and foremost, and believes children must be at the center of all decision-making -
Central Office Staff Directory
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Knowing A Child Well
“If we take care of our children and their well-being, and nurture and believe in them, academic achievement will take care of itself. We must understand our children first, because in order to teach a child well you must know a child well.”Dr. Michael Martirano, HCPSS Superintendent