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Hilltop Primary Contact Information
(952) 491-8500 Main Office
(952) 491-8505 Attendance
(952) 491-8504 Nurse's OfficeSchool Hours: 8:55 am - 3:35 pm
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Check out the Winter Spirit Wear Sale site. All orders need to be made by Sunday, December 2. Delivery will come before winter break.
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Conferences:
Conference dates and times:Monday, November 5 (12-4 pm)Thursday, November 8 (4-8 pm)Tuesday, November 13 (4-8 pm)Please sign up for conferences through Family Access. -
Pick Up and Drop Off Procedures
Drop Off Procedures
All students being dropped off by car can arrive to school no earlier than 8:45 am. When dropping off through the loop, please follow the signs to pull forward all the way before dropping off your child. Please practice with your child to independently buckle and unbuckle in order to get out of the car. We have a staff supervising drop off beginning at the 8:45 am time and will assist your child in getting into school. If you choose to walk your child in, please park in the lot or on Game Farm Road. DO NOT park in the loop. If you walk your child in, please say your good byes in the vestibule waiting area. After this week we want all students to walk to their classroom with their friends and school staff. Pick Up Procedures
All families should have a name plate with their student's name on it. Please display the name plate in your car window or show the school staff the card. All students will be called out one at a time. Please continue to pull forward by following the signs. Please practice with your child to independently buckle and unbuckle in order to get in the car. We ask that all students load their vehicle curb side as other cars pull out behind other cars. We only allow students to load their vehicles between the two signed areas. Please DO NOT wave your child to your car if you are not between those areas. Just a reminder Fridays are the most congested day of pick up, please be very patient as we want to keep our students safe.
Overall, our drop off and pick up line runs pretty smoothly. Our families are what it makes it run the best! We know you love your kiddos, but save your long hellos and good byes for your driveway, not the school driveway.
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Westonka Names 2018-2019 Building Teachers of the Year
Westonka Education Minnesota kicked off American Education Week Nov. 13 by announcing the 2018-2019 building Teachers of the Year. Congratulations to this year's honored educators: Annemarie Brockopp from Westonka Early Learning, Theresa Schmidt from Hilltop Primary School, Scott Lhotka from Shirley Hills Primary School, Deb Castner from Grandview Middle School and Laura Hensley from Mound Westonka High School.
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Support the Westonka Foodies Angel Fund on Give to the Max Day
Thursday, Nov. 15 is Give to the Max Day 2018. On this annual day of giving, please consider making a donation to support the Westonka Foodies Angel Fund, which is used to pay breakfast and lunch meal account charges for students who may otherwise go without food during the school day.
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Rotary Interact Club Service Project Supports U.S. Troops
Deployed U.S. troops will receive some holiday cheer in the mail this winter thanks to the Mound Westonka Rotary Interact Club. Interact Club members worked with students from every Westonka school to create over 200 handmade cards that will be sent overseas through the Operation Gratitude program.
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Faculty Artwork on Display in PAC Gallery
Members of the Westonka Public Schools K-12 Art Department installed on Oct. 26 a series of original artwork now on display at the new Westonka Performing Arts Center. There will be a reception on Nov. 8 from 5-7 p.m. in the PAC, where visitors will have the chance to view the artwork, talk with the artists and take in the beautiful new gallery space.
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Busy Week for MWHS Bands
The Mound Westonka High School Pep Band was busy this week, performing both a benefit concert and the traditional Halloween concerts. The Oct. 29 concert at the new PAC raised nearly $1,400 for the Westonka Food Shelf, while the annual Halloween concerts offered some spooky entertainment for students in the younger grades, as well as residents of Lake Minnetonka Shores.
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Students Unite to Fight Bullying
Students across the Westonka School District stood up to bullying on Oct. 24 by wearing orange to celebrate Unity Day, a movement designed to bring everyone together to stand against bullying and be united for kindness, acceptance and inclusion.
