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Success Stories

Learn how Hilight supports schools and districts by supporting their teachers and school staff.

Cajon Valley Union School District (CA)

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How Cajon Valley USD Built a Culture of Celebration That Inspires Staff to Stay, Grow, and Shine

This case study details the impact Hilight has had at a school district in California. Leaders needed a simple, districtwide tool that empowered everyone—from teachers to custodians to administrators—to share gratitude and keep the district’s Eight Promises visible in daily interactions. By making recognition simple, meaningful, and aligned to district values, Cajon Valley USD is proving that authentic appreciation drives real change—boosting morale, retention, and connection across every school.

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Western Placer Unified School District, CA 

Bringing a District Leader's Vision for Authentic Staff Celebration to Life with Hilight

This case study details the ease-of-implementation a school district in California experienced with Hilight. This district brought Hilight to its more than 1,100 staff in time for the first day back, and the rollout felt low lift for everyone involved. All it took was one champion, a clear goal and a back-to-school deadline. The district (like all of Hilight's partners) wasn't handed a login and a manual. They were given a collaborative and customized rollout plan, resulting in leaders sending their first impactful hilights just ten days from kickoff.

Coffee County Schools (GA)

A Strategic Plan for Contagious Engagement
in Coffee County School District

This case study details the impact Hilight has had at a school district in Georgia this year. They saw significant decreases in staff attrition, student behavior referrals, and student absenteeism. While there are many other supports behind those initiatives on top of Hilight, we believe this case study proves that when you make your teachers and staff feel VALUED, it has enormous impacts on literally every other initiative you’re leading across your school or district.

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