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Committed to providing the finest education possible for more than 8,000 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.

With two older contestants waiting their turn in the background, Stone fourth-grader Chandler Brady breezes through his final word - finale - to win the Lea County Spelling Bee on Thursday night. Click on the picture for highlights.








Dance instructor Karen Salb demonstrates a box step Wednesday during an audition for the  HHS drama department's spring production, Annie Get Your Gun. In addition to dancing, students also had to sing and perform a monologue as part of their try-out. Rehearsals begin next week.



Legina Gonzales paints the face of Broadmoor kindergartner Nahum Uranga Wednesday as the class celebrated the 100th day of school. Gonzales painted faces of both kindergarten classes as part of the observance.


Math teacher Diana Roper helps students in her SuperSaturday session decipher a Super Hero data table. More than 100 students attend the monthly sessions that help them polish math and science skills in a fun-filled way. Click here to read more about the camp.



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