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Kimberly
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Meet Hiram High School graduate, and educator with a firm belief in Project-Based Learning, Mrs. Kimberly Hall. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Education and a Master's degree in Science Education, both earned from Kennesaw State University. With over a decade of teaching experience, she has been shaping young minds since 2010, making a lasting impact on her students' education. Outside of her professional life, Mrs. Hall finds joy in her family. She has been happily married for 15 years and is the proud parent of twins, Cameron and Camden, who are nine years old. Their loving family also includes a cherished Morkie named Riley, who has been a loyal companion for the past 14 years. Whether in the classroom or at home, Mrs. Hall approaches every aspect of her life with enthusiasm, dedication, and a genuine love for education and the well-being of those around her.
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Yes, you can still take other electives, only one class per year is dedicated to the computer science pathway. HACS students have the availability to join any clubs or other electives that they may be interested in, and in case of implication the administration will make sure to help work something out.
Don't worry, we have you covered! Even if students are not districted to Hiram High School, we have many hubs around the county where our bus will pick you up.
Absolutely! We have numerous students in HACS who are also members of clubs and sports. HACS will in no way restrict activities outside the classroom.
Yes, although HACS-related academic classes will be taken with your HACS cohort, electives and other classes are open to everyone.
