Six District Educational Compact

Medication, health conditions and small injuries can all need attention during a school day. We work with Akron Children's Hospital School Health Services at Hudson High School to support student health and learning. Nursing staff manage those needs and collaborate on emergency plans and student care. Our academic program in Hudson, Ohio, gives students English, mathematics, science and social studies alongside art, music, business education, computer science, world languages and family and consumer science. Performing arts, clubs and athletics offer other ways to take part. Families can follow coursework and school life through the Home Access Center, conferences with teachers, school counselors and communications. We also connect them with Hudson City School District's Pupil Services team. District provision includes special education, related services, school counseling, social work, Section 504 and a parent mentor program. Related-service areas cover occupational therapy, speech-language pathology, school nursing and school psychological services, with teams organizing support around educational needs. Families can use parent-teacher conferences, school counselors and the Home Access Center to follow school learning. Nursing staff also provide programs and hands-on training to students, teachers and staff about safety and responding to injury or a medical emergency. Our campus is at 2500 Hudson-Aurora Road.

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.