Students from Hubbard Schools were recognized at the Trumbull County Scholars Breakfast, hosted by the Trumbull County Educational Service Center and the Trumbull County Superintendents Association.
Honorees included Eli Barr, Sarah Brand, Noelle Cheney, Jack Corbett, Laney DiPiero, Caleb Mackay, Aubrey Middlestead, Lexi Piecuch and Addison Sarisky.
Eli Barr also received a $500 Franklin B. Walter Award at the event.
Honorees included Eli Barr, Sarah Brand, Noelle Cheney, Jack Corbett, Laney DiPiero, Caleb Mackay, Aubrey Middlestead, Lexi Piecuch and Addison Sarisky.
Eli Barr also received a $500 Franklin B. Walter Award at the event.


Students from Hubbard Schools were recognized at the Trumbull County Scholars Breakfast, hosted by the Trumbull County Educational Service Center and the Trumbull County Superintendents Association.
Honorees included Eli Barr, Sarah Brand, Noelle Cheney, Jack Corbett, Laney DiPiero, Caleb Mackay, Aubrey Middlestead, Lexi Piecuch and Addison Sarisky.
Eli Barr also received a $500 Franklin B. Walter Award at the event.
Honorees included Eli Barr, Sarah Brand, Noelle Cheney, Jack Corbett, Laney DiPiero, Caleb Mackay, Aubrey Middlestead, Lexi Piecuch and Addison Sarisky.
Eli Barr also received a $500 Franklin B. Walter Award at the event.


It’s a busy (and exciting!) time of year at Hubbard High School! From celebrations to ceremonies, there’s a lot happening as we wrap up the school year. Make it easier to keep track of everything with this handy calendar, so you don’t miss a moment! 🎓
#HubbardSchools #EndOfYear #StayOrganized #EaglePride
#HubbardSchools #EndOfYear #StayOrganized #EaglePride

Huge congratulations to Hubbard student-athlete Johnathan Brand on an incredible accomplishment! Last month, Johnathan competed at the Level 9 Eastern National Championships in West Palm Beach, Florida, going head-to-head with hundreds of the top male gymnasts in the country.
He delivered an outstanding performance, earning:
🥈 2nd Place All-Around with a personal best score of 68.3
🥇 National Champion on Pommel Horse, one of the most challenging events in men’s gymnastics, requiring elite balance, rhythm and control!
After 10 years in the sport and 20 hours of training each week, year-round, it’s inspiring to see his dedication and hard work pay off at the national level! We are so proud of you, Johnathan!

Early this week, Hubbard’s Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) group hosted a Students Making a Safer Highway (SMASH) Program , an important reminder as we head into prom weekend.
Students learned about the dangers of impaired and distracted driving, hearing firsthand from the State Highway Patrol and our own SRO, Officer Coonce, who were on hand to answer questions and share real-world insight.
One of the most eye-opening parts of the program was a hands-on activity where students attempted tasks while “impaired,” giving them a powerful perspective on how quickly judgment, coordination and reaction time can be affected.
As we celebrate this exciting time of year, we encourage all of our students to make safe, responsible choices! 🚗✨
Students learned about the dangers of impaired and distracted driving, hearing firsthand from the State Highway Patrol and our own SRO, Officer Coonce, who were on hand to answer questions and share real-world insight.
One of the most eye-opening parts of the program was a hands-on activity where students attempted tasks while “impaired,” giving them a powerful perspective on how quickly judgment, coordination and reaction time can be affected.
As we celebrate this exciting time of year, we encourage all of our students to make safe, responsible choices! 🚗✨
Two Hubbard High School Ecology Club students recently volunteered at the Hubbard Public Library Shred Day. Ainsley Wagner and Jewlia Evans assisted community members with safely disposing of documents during the event. Their efforts helped support both environmental responsibility and community service!


Hubbard High School will hold its annual Promenade on Saturday, May 2, in the high school gymnasium.
Doors will open at 4 p.m., and Promenade will begin at 5 p.m. The event provides an opportunity for students to be introduced before attending prom later in the evening.
The crowning of the Prom King and Queen will take place during Promenade.
Community members are invited to attend!
Doors will open at 4 p.m., and Promenade will begin at 5 p.m. The event provides an opportunity for students to be introduced before attending prom later in the evening.
The crowning of the Prom King and Queen will take place during Promenade.
Community members are invited to attend!

This afternoon, we are proud to celebrate six student-athletes signing to compete at the collegiate level!
Congratulations to:
🏈 Michael Hazimihalis – Football, Edinboro
🤼 Macy Kegley – Wrestling, Upper Iowa
📣 Gabi Gasser – Cheerleading, Mount Union
⛳ Jonny Adamson – Golf, Mount Union
⛳ Colten Smith – Golf, Mount Union
🏊 Joe Patrick – Swimming, Mount Union
Congratulations to:
🏈 Michael Hazimihalis – Football, Edinboro
🤼 Macy Kegley – Wrestling, Upper Iowa
📣 Gabi Gasser – Cheerleading, Mount Union
⛳ Jonny Adamson – Golf, Mount Union
⛳ Colten Smith – Golf, Mount Union
🏊 Joe Patrick – Swimming, Mount Union

🚨 DATE CHANGE ALERT 🚨
Please note the Powderpuff Football Game has been rescheduled!
📅 Originally: Tuesday, May 12
➡️ NEW DATE: Wednesday, May 13
Come out for a fun night as our students take the field for this annual tradition! Expect plenty of school spirit, friendly competition and great energy from the crowd.
Mark your calendars with the new date and don’t miss it!
Please note the Powderpuff Football Game has been rescheduled!
📅 Originally: Tuesday, May 12
➡️ NEW DATE: Wednesday, May 13
Come out for a fun night as our students take the field for this annual tradition! Expect plenty of school spirit, friendly competition and great energy from the crowd.
Mark your calendars with the new date and don’t miss it!

Eight students from Hubbard High School qualified for State History Day, held April 18 at Capital University. This year’s theme was “Revolution, Reaction, Reform in History.” Students recognized include Luke Wack, Jon Miller, Lillian Atkinson, Ella Hermensky, Annika Curnalia, Esmee Femia-Smith, Isabella Ross, and Emma Toppetta (not pictured).

Our Hubbard Schools staff spent today engaged in professional development, continuing their commitment to growth and excellence for our students.
We also took time to come together and celebrate the people who make our district special. 💙
👏 Congratulations to our retirees:
Cindy Hillier, Karen Hinkle, Renae Jenkins, George Lanterman, Jackie Palermo, Theresa Stipetich, Ross Stoffer, Gene Swartz, Katherine Sullivan, Heather Whitman and Cheryl Witt. Thank you for your years of dedication and the lasting impact you’ve made on our schools and community.
⚾ A special shoutout to Baseball Coach John Schiraldi on earning his 200th career victory this week!
We are grateful for every member of our team and proud of the work happening across Hubbard Schools each day!
We also took time to come together and celebrate the people who make our district special. 💙
👏 Congratulations to our retirees:
Cindy Hillier, Karen Hinkle, Renae Jenkins, George Lanterman, Jackie Palermo, Theresa Stipetich, Ross Stoffer, Gene Swartz, Katherine Sullivan, Heather Whitman and Cheryl Witt. Thank you for your years of dedication and the lasting impact you’ve made on our schools and community.
⚾ A special shoutout to Baseball Coach John Schiraldi on earning his 200th career victory this week!
We are grateful for every member of our team and proud of the work happening across Hubbard Schools each day!
Hubbard High School senior Braydon Songer was recently named to WKBN’s 2026 Starting 5 for basketball and received his plaque today! This honor recognizes his hard work, dedication, and outstanding performance on the court. 🏀
Way to go, Braydon!
#EaglePride #Starting5
Way to go, Braydon!
#EaglePride #Starting5
Join the Hubbard High School Drama Club as they bring High School Musical to the stage this weekend, celebrating the 20th anniversary of this iconic show!
📅 April 17–19, 2026
• Friday – 7 p.m.
• Saturday – 7 p.m.
• Sunday – 2 p.m.
🚪 Doors open 1 hour before showtime
🎟 Reserved seating
Tickets:
• $5 Students
• $10 Adults
Buy online or at the door: https://cur8.com/40969/project/137196
📅 April 17–19, 2026
• Friday – 7 p.m.
• Saturday – 7 p.m.
• Sunday – 2 p.m.
🚪 Doors open 1 hour before showtime
🎟 Reserved seating
Tickets:
• $5 Students
• $10 Adults
Buy online or at the door: https://cur8.com/40969/project/137196

Spanish II students wrapped up their Preterit vs. Imperfect unit with their annual film festival. Students created short movies to show what they’ve learned, and there were some really creative (and funny) entries this year!
Congrats to our “Best Movie” winners:
🎥 2nd Period: Max Grymberg, Ryan Moss, Landon Nuel
🎥 9th Period: Landon Kettering, Michael Koulianos, Dan Pahel (featuring Steven Badurik)
🎥 10th Period: Ben Balog, Neo Kong, Carter Malloy, Dylan Wright
Congrats to our “Best Movie” winners:
🎥 2nd Period: Max Grymberg, Ryan Moss, Landon Nuel
🎥 9th Period: Landon Kettering, Michael Koulianos, Dan Pahel (featuring Steven Badurik)
🎥 10th Period: Ben Balog, Neo Kong, Carter Malloy, Dylan Wright



The Hubbard Board of Education is proud to serve our district and community. In order to further engage and connect with our community stakeholders, we would like to offer additional opportunities for you to share your thoughts and questions on a regular basis.
We hope to offer this opportunity for community connection once a month, with dates listed below. At each opportunity, one or two board members will be present. Please feel free to join us for coffee at Hubbard’s Eagle Grille & Tavern from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. on Saturday, April 11, 2026.
We hope to offer this opportunity for community connection once a month, with dates listed below. At each opportunity, one or two board members will be present. Please feel free to join us for coffee at Hubbard’s Eagle Grille & Tavern from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. on Saturday, April 11, 2026.

We’re excited to share the fifth edition of the Hubbard High School Happenings Newsletter! This monthly update is designed to keep you informed about important events, student highlights, and all the great things happening in our school.
We encourage you to take a few minutes to read through it by clicking this link: https://aptg.co/BLymv_
We encourage you to take a few minutes to read through it by clicking this link: https://aptg.co/BLymv_

Students from Hubbard High School’s FEA Club recently visited Fairhaven with the Easter Bunny, where they engaged with students and took part in seasonal activities!

Reminder: There will be no school Friday, April 3 through Tuesday, April 7. Classes will resume on Wednesday, April 8. Enjoy the break!

There has been an adjustment to the 2025–2026 school calendar for the last day of school, Friday, May 22, 2026. Students will be dismissed early on this day.
Early release times are as follows:
Middle School / High School: 12:22 p.m.
Elementary School: 1:05 p.m.
Please plan accordingly for transportation and after-school arrangements.
Early release times are as follows:
Middle School / High School: 12:22 p.m.
Elementary School: 1:05 p.m.
Please plan accordingly for transportation and after-school arrangements.

The Nest Cafe would like to thank everyone who showed up last week to make the release of our St. Patrick’s Day drinks such a success, and apologize to those who didn’t get a chance to purchase one. We will be open again this Wednesday, March 25, and will be featuring the St. Patrick’s Day themed drinks one more time.
For $3 you can try:
An Iced Irish Joe - A mint and vanilla flavored iced coffee
A Hot Shamrock Coco - A mint flavored hot chocolate
Or a Cold Leprechaun Delight - Our spin on a shamrock shake with white chocolate and mint
Cash, card and tap to pay are now accepted!
For $3 you can try:
An Iced Irish Joe - A mint and vanilla flavored iced coffee
A Hot Shamrock Coco - A mint flavored hot chocolate
Or a Cold Leprechaun Delight - Our spin on a shamrock shake with white chocolate and mint
Cash, card and tap to pay are now accepted!

