Elissa L. Fisher saw that many of these children had potential and worked to meet these needs appropriately by founding the Hill Top Preparatory School.

Through the years, Hill Top has offered students opportunities to learn and explore through their integration of technology, the promotion of activism and in the introduction of new ideas.

Due to the Coronavirus pandemic of 2020, Hill Top adjusted by adding a virtual learning option during the 2020-2021 school year to its traditional, in-person format.

Hill Top has a wide variety of students, many of whom have learning disabilities and neural development disorders, including ADHD, ADD, autism, and epilepsy.

Hill Top has recently added a renovation to the carriage house to create a multi-purpose creative space that will further help promote action-based learning.