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Committed
to providing the finest education possible for more than 10,000
students, HMS has transformed public education by raising academic
standards, lowering drop-out rates and engaging students in hands-on
learning.
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Hobbs High School SkillsUSA students - including sophomore Nathaniel Garza - took over instruction of Broadmoor Elementary School second-graders on Friday afternoon. One of their lessons including working as a team to build a tower from newspaper.
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Arnold Cardon works with Will Rogers fourth-grader Hannah
Crawford on how to hold her fingers for a D chord during an after-school
session Thursday at the Hobbs Boys and Girls Club. Thanks to a 21st
century learning grant, elementary and middle school students from all
over town are getting a chance to branch out into new areas of learning.
Click on the photo for some highlights of the elementary school
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The kindergarten and third-grade classes that raised the most money for Coronado's box top contest got to parade the halls on Friday afternoon accompanied by HHS cheerleaders. A total of $156 was raised in one month alone for school projects with fund-raising to continue throughout the year.
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Keaton Hartman heads the ball during Tuesday night's 4-0 win
over Carlsbad. In addition to strong defense, Hartman also scored two
goals for the Eagles. Click on the picture for photo highlights. |
Hobbs
schools is proud to introduce its new teachers to our community. Learn more about Chelsey Schindler, a Stone Elementary School second-grade teacher, by clicking on his name. Look for a
profile on a new instructor here on a regular basis. |
Hobbs
schools is proud to introduce its new teachers to our community. Learn more about Erika Rodriguez, a Jefferson Elementary School fifth-grade teacher, by clicking on his name. Look for a
profile on a new instructor here on a regular basis.
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Houston Middle School Family and
Consumer Science students greeted parents who attended Tuesday's
Parent-Teacher conferences with more than 1,000 smores they cooked in a
class instructed by Maria Lee (right). The students - who included
Priscilla Salazar, Denora Angel, Josephine Puente, Miguel Armenta and
Cameron Pearson - also tried out some hospitality tactics they learned
as part of the class instruction.
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An archive of sporting and academic videos featuring Hobbs students.
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