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Welcome to the HMS Web Site
Committed
to providing the finest education possible for more than 9,400
students, HMS has transformed public education by raising academic
standards, lowering drop-out rates and engaging students in hands-on
learning.
For more information, see “About HMS” above, or click here.
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| From left, Houston Tech Lab teacher Jodie Day, Houston band director Bryan Cheney, HHS chemistry teacher Karen Jackson, Edison special education teacher Dorothy Noseff and Jefferson teacher Ida Garcia received the surprise announcement on Tuesday morning that they are 2014 Veteto Excellence in Teaching winners. Nominated by parents, co-workers and students, the group will be honored at a May 8 banquet where they will each receive a $5,000 check. |
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Will Rogers Elementary School fourth and fifth-graders were at Tydings Auditorium on Monday night showing off the talents they have learned in weekly fine arts classes. The fine arts program will be expanded as an after-school elective at Jefferson, Edison and Southern Heights next school year.
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HHS Sophomore Andrew Barbaree - pictured with counselors Ethan Ayers and Linda Floyd -recently attended the National Academy of Future Physicians and
Medical Scientists in Washington D.C. after being nominated for the
honor. Barbaree hopes to enter the medical field some day.
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HHS Senior Ryan
Anderson recently attended the National Academy of Future Physicians and
Medical Scientists in Washington D.C. after being nominated for the
honor. Anderson hopes to one day be a neurologist. |
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Edison fifth-grader Jesse Gonzalez and his
mother moved into a new home over the weekend - thanks to the efforts of
Habitat for Humanity. Some classmates and teachers were on hand for the
key ceremony. Click on the picture for highlights. |
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BTW kindergartners Ahahi Duenz and Natali
Almanza compare their haul during Thursday morning's Easter Egg Hunt at
the school. They and the rest of Hobbs students will have the day off
tomorrow to celebrate Good Friday.
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Rocio Araujo and her Southern Heights fifth-graders spent
Thursday camping out in a classroom which included a forest, mountains
and tents - all part of a weeklong campaign to stimulate reading.
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Click on the picture to access Eagle TV - an archive of
sporting and academic videos featuring Hobbs students.
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