The current Hillview campus is set on a very small 9.36 acre site.  The Hillview campus is anticipated to grow from the current 658 students to approximately 860-920 students over the next ten years.  As of Fall 2007, there are twenty-six existing permanent classrooms and eleven portables on-site.

The school was built originally in 1949 as an elementary school and later converted to a middle school, with additions to the core campus constructed in 1950, 1951, 1953 and 1959. In 1997, a new gymnasium and two science labs were built along with an addition and renovation to the current administration wing and phased modernization work throughout the campus.

The site has been impacted by several campus additions, community tennis courts and additional parking and community playground areas.  Eleven portables have been placed and remain on site, as of the 2007-08 school year.  Four were originally placed in 1989.  Others were added between 1994 and 1997.  Once used as interim housing through the previous modernization program, they have remained on site to accommodate the District’s Class Size Reduction Program.  The District-owned portables are essentially non-conforming and used primarily for storage.  Others were leased for the short term with the intention to remove and restore the playfields upon completion of the modernization project.

Over the summer of 2008, Smartboard installation was ongoing in all existing classrooms and portables.