- COVID Testing: WCCUSD has changed its testing company and process. To register your student(s) for future testing please follow the link, watch the instructional video, then find Kensington Hilltop among the schools listed at the bottom of the page.
- Upcoming Events
Due Now – Annual School Forms for all current students. Please see this video for instructions.
Friday, May 20 – Black Friday at Kensington
Tuesday, May 24 – AAPAC meeting
Wednesday, May 25 – Math Festival
Thursday, May 26 – Dads’ Club general mtng/ Kensington Park
Monday, May 30 – Memorial Day-No School
Thursday, June 2 – Wednesday, June 8 – Spirit Week
Wednesday, June 8 – Last day of school-Noon dismissal
- Registration for ALL NEW incoming students for the 2022/2023 school year!
Starts January 18, 2022 at 9AM and will be online only. Please see instructions and information for the registration process.
- About the KEF
What is the Kensington Education Foundation?
The Kensington Education Foundation (KEF) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, established in 1983, with a mission of delivering academic enrichment programs to Hilltop students. The organization supports educational programs that supplement and extend the academic offerings funded by our school district. The KEF also provides financial resources to help Hilltop School mitigate the impact of changes to academic funding at the state and district level.
- 2022 Spring Carnival
At long last the Kensington Hilltop School’s Spring Carnival is back. Please join us this Saturday, May 14 from 11:00AM – 3:00PM
- Dads’ Club Social Night
Join the Dads’ Club Thursday, May 26th at Kensington Park on the field for a General Meeting. Bring a chair and your drink of choice and hear what the Dads’ Club is up to.
- About Site Council
Please vote for members for our School Site Council. There are currently three openings for the term ending in 2024 and one opening for the partial term ending in 2023. Ballots are due by May 5th. Fill yours out here.
The School Site Council (SSC) is composed of the school principal and 8-10 parents, teachers and other staff selected by their peers, representing all segments of the school community for the common goal of supporting student success. The SSC does this by developing and monitoring the implementation of the school’s plan known as the Single Plan for Student Achievement. The SSC also determines how certain funds received by the school for this purpose should be spent.
The SSC members are the principal; teacher representatives; other staff representatives; parents/other community representatives, and student representatives at the secondary level with each group selected by their peers.