That was the sound of Greyson breaking the Huntsville High School record in the 50 Freestyle at 21.93 !!
He took second place at the UIL Regionals, and is headed to State!!
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Friendships, confidence, expectation, emotions and changes.
Thank you to our Mance Park MIddle School Counselors for helping our students navigate all that- and school work, and extracurricular activities- with support, consistency and empathy!
Happy National School Counselors Week- and thank you for showing up with patience, perspective, and heart!!
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Thank you for helping students learn the basics that matter most: kindness, courage, self-control, and how to ask for help. Thanks for being a calm, caring presence in our hallways and classrooms. You make a lifelong difference!
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#NationalSchoolCounselingWeek
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Last night, our Huntsville High Unified Basketball team hosted Montgomery High at Paul Bohan Gym- the crowd cheered loud and the team left the court with a resounding win! Their next stop is the Area 6 Tournament, which this Thursday at Lonestar College- Kingwood. Play well, and then it’s on to Regionals!!
All photos here by The Hive Staff photographer Joel Wiliams- thank you!!
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#PlayUnified
#SpecialOlympics
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Thank you for everything you do to support our students- for all the little things, for all the BIG things, and for all the in between things!
You help students sort through stress, choices, schedules, relationships, and real life… and you do it with care, patience, and heart. We’re grateful for you.
Check out this image on Huntsville ISD’s big video board on display for this week’s games!
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Huntsville ISD athletic programs will compete in these districts for the next two years.
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EXTRA! EXTRA! The Hive Newspaper is Live
We are thrilled to announce our brand-new HHS Student Journalism website. Your go-to destination for everything happening in the halls of HHS and throughout the district. Want to know what the buzz is about? Go see for yourself at hornet.buzz
HISD Public Hearing Set for February 19, 2026 on the 2024-2025 Texas Academic Performance Report
Huntsville Independent School District will hold a public hearing on Thursday, February 19, 2025 at 6:00 PM in the Hawkins Administration Building Boardroom located at 441 FM 2821 East, Huntsville, Texas, for the purpose of hearing public discussion on the 2024-2025 Texas Academic Performance Report (TAPR).
The hearing presentation will take place during the HISD Board of Trustees Regular Board meeting. Any citizen who desires to address the Board regarding the TAPR should arrive prior to the start of the Regular Board meeting to sign in and complete the required Public Hearing Comment Card.
Please direct any questions to Amy Turner, HISD Director of Accountability and Assessment at 936-435-6326.
When we stopped by the Ms. Wockenfuss’ classroom after school, she was quizzing the Floriculture Team in preparation for their first competition next week. Floriculture is one of the many Career Development Events (CDEs) offered through FFA at Huntsville High, and our teachers work with their students throughout the competition season.
By the way, both students were right! That plant goes by Caspia or Misty Blue-- but of course, you knew that!
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Tonight’s away game was moved to tomorrow night at College Station, but they’ll be back home on Friday when they host Brenham. Come cheer them on!
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Dear Huntsville ISD Parents, Guardians and Staff,
We hope this message finds you safe and warm. At this time, HISD plans to REOPEN with NORMAL OPERATIONS tomorrow, Tuesday, January 27, 2026.
While travel within the city may be fine, those residing in our outlying areas may experience different conditions so we urge you to exercise caution. Please dress children in layers to help keep them safe and warm in the freezing temperatures especially those who must wait outdoors for the bus.
HISD will continue to monitor conditions for our immediate area throughout tonight and early morning. If a change is needed, we will notify families as soon as possible but no later than 5:30 AM. If no further notifications are received, please plan for regular school operations. As always, parents should make the decision they feel is best for their own family and circumstances.
Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.
Huntsville ISD
Huntsville ISD Parents, Guardians and Staff,
Working with our local authorities, HISD continues to monitor the inclement weather forecasts. Out of an abundance of caution due to the expected weather conditions this weekend, we have decided that all Huntsville ISD campuses, facilities and district offices will be CLOSED on Monday, January 26, 2026.
With the potential for sub freezing temperatures and icy/hazardous road conditions, we feel tonight’s decision to close Monday is the safest decision for our school community at this time and it allows parents to make plans in advance. Please understand the weather may impact areas differently across our 640-square-mile school district. We encourage families to take all necessary precautions, remain weather aware, and stay safe this weekend.
We will continue to monitor and assess the conditions and make a decision about Tuesday’s operations as soon as possible. All communication will be shared using the mass notification system as well as posted on the district website (www.huntsville-isd.org) and social media pages.
Back in December, they set up shop at the HEB parking lot, and spent two days with a remote broadcast inviting everyone to stop by and make a donation of the food, toy or monetary kind to help.
Huntsville ISD is not only a proud sponsor of the event, our Huntsville ISD Social Services department is a recipient!
When we stopped by during the final hour, we not only ran into HISD’s Juanita Hall “shopping” on behalf of our families in need, but also Diana Balderas from the Walker County Boys and Girls Club doing the same.
And while we were there, we met students from Sam Houston State University’s LEAP (Center for Law Engagement and Politics). These students had spent the last two days volunteering- lending not only their organizing skills to the effort, but also their enthusiasm and vocal talents inviting everyone driving down 11th Street to join in on the cause, and the fun!
Later in December, KSAM presented a check from the monetary donations. Thank you all that made this effort a success– and for this holiday helping Make A Smile Happen.
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@SHSULEAP
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Huntsville’s Dr. King Day Celebration Parade is scheduled to begin at 11:00am on Monday, January 19th at the Historic Samuel Walker Houston Museum and Cultural Center (1604 10th Street) and will end at Emancipation Park (300 Martin Luther King Drive).
At 12:00 noon, the celebration continues with a joyous celebration at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Center at Emancipation Park.
Everyone is welcome and invited to both events- see you there!
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Holiday Reminder - District Closed Jan 19 for MLK Day
The entire district will be CLOSED on Monday, January 19, 2026, in observance of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Day holiday. Parents please be sure you have made alternative arrangements for any childcare that may be needed due to the school closure. Normal operations scheduled to resume on Tuesday, January 20, 2026.
Thank you, Trustees!
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Happy First Day Back, hope you had an AWESOME one!
Get a good night’s rest and we’ll see you back here tomorrow. 😀
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