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On Thursday April 26 the District will be having a two-hour late start so all of the professional staff may engage in learning activities. This means transportation for the students wilt run on a two-hour delayed schedule. The building will not open until 9:00 a.m.. The fist class will begin at 9:45. This is a unique time for us to have all of our staff together learning the same material and we appreciate your understanding.
Tickets for the Junior Senior Prom will go on sale beginning Monday April 9. The Prom is on April 28th at the Makoy center in Hilliard from eight p.m. until midnight. In order to purchase a ticket a Darby student must present their student ID to the folks selling tickets. If a Darby student is bringing a guest they must have the guest fill out the form (which is posted on this website)and receive the proper signatures prior to purchasing a ticket. A student may only purchase tickets for themselves and one (1) guest. The prices are as follows: $40.00 for a Darby Student, $70 for a Darby student with a Darby date/guest, $80 for a Darby student with a non-Darby guest/date. The sale of tickets will end at 3:00 p.m on April 20. After that date we will not be able to accommodate any requests for tickets.
Over the weekend of March 17th students from Darby competed against students from 20 other central Ohio districts. There were 23 different categories of competition in the Science Olympiad. All of our students represented Darby with outstanding results. The following students are winners in some of the specific categories of the competition.
1st place Anatomy and Physiology - Chavi Garg and Faisal Ahmed 3rd place Fermi Questions – Ben Fair and Chase Yoder, 1st place Forensics – Stephanie Ransom and Sounak Roy, 2nd place Microbe Mission – Andrea Dong and Faisal Ahmed, 5th place Remote Sensing – Andrew McCann and Ben Fair, 6th place Robot Arm – Andrew McCann and Ben Fair
The Darby Art Dept is proud to announce that 15 Student Art pieces placed in the Annual Ohio Governor’s Youth Art Exhibition Regional Judging.
Please send congratulations to the following students on their winning artwork & the many others who participated!
Cassie Jo Haney – Painting , Anastasia Bradley – Photo Series, Emma Green – Ceramics, Madeline Henry – Mixed Media – 2 Pieces & Photo 1 Piece Lauren Killion - Photo, Shauna Lacey – Drawing, Maria Rodriguez – Ceramics, Ayanna Saunders – Photo, Rachel Schoff – Mixed Media ,Carissa Sutton – 2 Ceramic Pieces, Alyssa Tanner – Ceramics, Morgan Whited – Painting
Congratulations to the Hilliard Darby Symphony Orchestra, which performed Saturday March 3 at the OMEA State Orchestra Adjudicated Event held at Reynoldsburg. The ensemble performed the opening movement of Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto No. 1, the “Kyrie” from Mozart’s Requiem, and Escape the Lost City, a new piece by Alan Silva. The group performed for 3 adjudicators on stage, then sight-read a fourth piece for an additional judge. Based on their performance, the orchestra earned a Superior (I) rating in Class A, the highest classification based upon the difficulty level of the program. This marks the 14th straight year the orchestras at Darby have earned a superior rating in this event, and the 8th consecutive year the Symphony has competed and earned a I in Class A. Well done, Darby Symphony members!!
