2009 marked the half-century mark since Crocker Middle School's very first students filed into their brand-new classrooms in 1959!  In celebration of Crocker's 50th anniversary and in association with the Hillsborough Schools Foundation, we began organizing our database for our new Crocker Alumni Network. 

In order for us to grow this Alumni Network, we need you to register as an alum TODAY.  Please make sure to register your email so that we can alert you to any Alumni Activities, HSF Activities and Town of Hillsborough activities  Help us get the word out to all Crocker alumni to register today.

Have you held reunion parties?  Do you keep in touch with Crocker friends?  Would you like to do more to stay connected?  We are organizing Class Ambassadors and we'd love your help.  It's an enjoyable volunteer job that helps your friends get connected (or just reconnected).  Email us at alumni@hsf.org if you would like more information.

Stay connected to all activities related to the Hillsborough community.  Join www.hillsboroughtogether.com and stay up to date.  Feel like shopping online and contribute to HSF at the same time.  Go to www.hsfshopping.com and a percentage of online sales, in particular with Amazon.com or Fandango, for example, go to HSF.  Want to donate items to sell online?  Go to www.hsfgarage.com and donate your items and we'll sell it!  It's that easy and our school age children all benefit! 

CLICK HERE TO SEE AN INTERVIEW WITH FORMER CROCKER ALUM ALICIA SILVERSTONE ON KGO-TV'S VIEW FROM THE BAY.  She mentions her visit to Crocker and seeing Mr. O!  Make sure to click on October 20 to watch the interview (or archives).  Enjoy!

Crocker Alumni Podcasts

Below, we present several podcasts featuring Crocker Alumni who are currently teachers at Crocker, former principals and current administrators. We hope you will continue to check back and listen to these insightful and fun-filled conversations. Enjoy!

Crocker's Makeover

“Just in time for its 50th anniversary, Hillsborough’s Crocker Middle School is receiving a much-needed $10.7 million makeover. Additions include more classroom space, a new lecture hall, computer lab, broadcast studio and band room with funds provided by Measure B, passed by Hillsborough voters in 2002.”                            

Excerpt from a recent article by Haley Hirai, The Daily Journal -- San Mateo County 

In 2011, a new science lab was built, and a paving project was completed which made Crocker's driveway much safer and easier to navigate.