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Welcome to the HMS Web Site
Committed
to providing the finest education possible for more than 9,900
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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Click here and enter your street address to see where your child will attend school next year under the district's new elementary school boundaries.
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The Learning Center staff toured Murray Elementary School on Wednesday afternoon to get a feel for their future home. More than 100 3 and 4-year-olds currently attend TLC, where teachers and staff have made due with a building located on Kingsley for decades. They'll move to the Dal Paso location and share headquarters with a K-5 kindergarten school when Murray opens in August.
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HHS senior Harlee Lester
scrambles for a loose ball in front of the Clovis bench during Tuesday
night's 40-34 loss to the Wildcats in the opening round of district
play. Click on the photo for highlights. |
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HHS students selected to
perform at the recent All-State Music Festival in Albuquerque included
(in front from left), Juan Levine, Kenneth Hafer, Rachel Johnson, David
Tackett and, in back from left, Samuel Hafer, Aliyah Hodge, Jacob
Caballero, Katie Gressett and Lorenzo Medrano.
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Senior Breanna Ellison leads Coronado
students in a pledge to end bullying during a program led by Hobbs High
School students on Monday afternoon. A group of athletes, dancers,
theater students and former bullying victims have spent the past two
months making anti-bullying presentations at each elementary school. |
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HHS senior Anthony Ponce,
right, learns the ropes of pole climbing from Chris Leyva, a second-year
apprentice (left), and Journeyman John Knight (center) during a
Tuesday morning HHS construction trades class. Xcel Energy has partnered
with HHS to set up equipment on campus and train potential linemen who
can enter a shadow program upon graduation. |
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Voted on by their basketball teammates,
Josh Ruiz and Ariel Lopez were named Basketball Homecoming King and
Queen at a HHS assembly on Thursday afternoon. Click on the photo for
highlights.
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HHS students who recently were selected for
the New Mexico All-State Choir Concert in Albuquerque following an
audition process are, in front, Meagan Travis, Lexi Morales, Victoria
Garcia and Rachel Johnson, and, in back, Amanda Davis, Kayelynn McBeth,
Luis Antillon, Alexis Wright and Kalee Birmingham.
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An archive of sporting and academic videos featuring Hobbs students.
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