Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools
Hillsboro High
   

3812 Hillsboro Road

Nashville, TN 37215
615.298.8400

School Board District 8 Map Hillsboro HS Photo

 

Facts About Our School

 

Original Construction                  1939

Year School Rebuilt (after fire)     1955

Addition and Renovation             1995

Square Footage                         273,160

Number of Students                   1,200

Grades Served                           9-12

School Hours                             7:15 -2:15

School Colors                            Green & Gold

School Mascot                          Burros

 

Principal:

Roderick Manuel - roderick.manuel@mnps.org

 

Assistant Principals:

Carmon Brown, Lisa Currie, Susan Kessler

 

District 8 School Board Representative:

David A. Fox - david@fox4schools.com

 

District 25 Metro Council Representative:

Jim Shulman - jim.shulman@nashville.gov, 292-4344

 

Parent Support Group Contact:

PTSA President, Daniel “Russ” Pulley - pulley.daniel@dol.gov

What Makes Our School Unique?

    
Welcome to Hillsboro High School, home of the Burros and one of the five high schools in Tennessee to receive recognition as an International Baccalaureate World School. Since 1939, Hillsboro has been recognized as one of Nashville’s finest high schools, noted for its academic excellence, diversity, and strong community support. Our students represent a diverse population, including individuals from over forty nations around the world.

    As we celebrate our seventy-first year, we continue to build upon the rich traditions and heritage of Hillsboro High School. Our school community is constantly striving to continue our commitment to personal and institutional excellence. In addition to our established Advanced Placement program, the International Baccalaureate program adds another dimension of academic excellence to our school.

    We are proud of our school, our staff, and our students, and parents. We invite you to visit us at any time.

Who Attends Our School?


    Students who attend Hillsboro live in the southern area of Davidson County. The elementary schools in the Hillsboro cluster are: Carter-Lawrence Math & Science Magnet, Glendale Spanish Immersion, Eakin, Julia Green, Percy Priest, and Sylvan Park Paideia. The middle schools in this cluster are J.T. Moore and West End.


Hillsboro Cluster Map  (2008-2009)


What Does Our School Offer?

  • International Baccalaureate World School
  • “Think Wave” -- Online grades and attendance system for parents, students and teachers
  • Thirteen Advanced Placement courses
  • Seventeen International Baccalaureate courses
  • State-of-the-art computer business laboratory
  • Internet access in all class rooms and three computer laboratories
  • Nautilus weight room
  • Professional 64 track recording studio
  • Peer tutoring program with Vanderbilt University
  • Photography lab and dark room
  • Cosmetology
  • Freshman “Burro Days” and advisory program
  • Television broadcasting facility
  • Culinary Arts Program
  • Senior “Burro Days”
  • Environmental recycling
  • Freshman Learning Center
  • College Counseling Center
  • Band, Orchestra
  • Quiz Bowl
  • School chorus
  • SophistiCats
  • All TSSAA sanctioned sports
  • Swimming
  • Ice Hockey
  • Lacrosse
  • Bowling
  • Academic Olympics
  • Youth Legislature
  • Writers Showcase
  • Cheerleaders for three sports
  • Academic clubs, Forensics
  • Drama and Theatre
  • Model United Nations
  • Bill of Rights “We the People”
  • Mayor’s Youth Council
  • Interhigh

Community Partners

  • Attendance Improvement Team
  • Band and Orchestra Boosters
  • Take Pride in Hillsboro
  • Parent Teacher Student Association
  • Athletic Boosters
  • SophistiCats Boosters
  • Parents’ Council
  • Parent-to-Parent
  • Green Hills Recycling
  • Bluebird at the Burro
  • Metro Recycling Site
  • Edgehill Daycare Adoption
  • Warner Park Nature Program
  • Second Harvest Food Bank
  • Coat Drive for the Needy
  • Habitat for Humanity
  • Vanderbilt Medical Center Mentoring Program
  • Saigon Children’s Charity
 
 
  Metropolitan Nashville-Davidson County Public Schools does not discriminate on the basis of age, race, sex, color, national origin, or disability in its hiring or employment practices or in admission to, access to, or operation of its programs, services, or activities. 2008