Hudson High School - Hudson

Hudson Middle School serves grades 6 through 8 for Hudson City Schools. We focus on meeting students' needs academically, socially and emotionally, and we put relationships first: connecting with each other, taking care of each other and helping each other grow. Our guidance program is part of the district's Student Services Program. All of our counselors are state licensed with at least a master's degree in school counseling, and students keep the same counselor through all of middle school. Pupil Services coordinates special education and health services, and a PBIS matrix sets clear school-wide expectations. Incoming 6th graders and their families start with a parent orientation night, 8th graders follow a block schedule, and counselors guide 8th to 9th grade scheduling. Student clubs, including the Mosaic Club, give students more places to connect beyond class.

At McDowell Early Learning School, more than 400 preschool and kindergarten students begin their PreK–12 education in Hudson City Schools. Preschoolers attend half-day morning or afternoon sessions, while kindergarten offers an all-day, tuition-based option. Teachers use a specialized reading program alongside language arts, math, social studies, and science.

The Six District Educational Compact offers a robust career-technical education program designed to empower approximately 25,000 students across Cuyahoga Falls, Hudson, Kent, Stow-Munroe Falls, Tallmadge, and Woodridge. This initiative focuses on providing specialized services and resources to students with diverse needs, including those with language-based learning disabilities and twice-exceptional learners. The mission is to explore careers and discover futures through tailored educational experiences that foster individual growth and skill development. Key programs include Health Careers, Automotive Technologies, Engineering Academy, and Biotechnology Academy, each employing innovative therapeutic methodologies to support students' learning styles. What sets the Six District Educational Compact apart is its commitment to low student-teacher ratios that enhance personalized attention and strong family partnerships that foster a supportive learning environment. Additionally, the program hosts unique community events aimed at integrating students into professional pathways while celebrating their achievements.