Community Item of Interest:
A College & Career Fair will be held on Saturday, September 26, 2026 from 9 AM - 2 PM at the Greater Robinson Memorial COGIC at 515 Avenue M. Representatives from Texas A& M University, Sam Houston State University, Tulsa Trading School, the military branches will be there and more! Students in 6th thru 12th grade are invited to attend but all are welcome!
Public Meeting Notice for Monday, September 21, 2026 - District Advisory Council: Review 2026 District Accountability Rating & 2026 State Assessment Results
There will be a Public Meeting held for the District Advisory Council to review the District's 2026 District Accountability Rating as well as the 2026 State Assessment Results.
Monday, September 21, 2026
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
HISD Support & Learning Center
Large Training Room #2
603-US Hwy 190 East
Huntsville, TX 77340
This one felt good!
Friday night, our Hornets traveled to Belton and came home with a 30-27 win over Lake Belton.
Huntsville entered the game 0-2, while Lake Belton, a 6A program, came in 2-0.
The Hornets were considered the underdogs, but they found a way to get the win and head into the bye week with some momentum.
And there were a lot of Hornets who made the trip.
The Hornet Military Marching Band, Grenadier Guard, cheer team, trainers, coaches and fans were all there. Friday was also the first road trip for our newly formed Buzzy's Road Crew, a dedicated group of student fans who traveled to support their classmates.
They picked a good night for their first trip.
After the game, Coach Moebes talked to the team about confidence. He reminded them that confidence isn’t something someone else can give you. It comes from putting in the work, competing and starting to see the results.
Friday night was a good step in that direction.
One thing we also appreciate about our football program happens after every game. Win or lose, our team goes to the home side of the field and stands respectfully while the opposing school plays its school song.
We did it after the first two losses, and we did it again Friday night after the win.
The Hornets now head into a bye week before returning home September 25 for Homecoming against Spring Woods and the start of district play.
There is still a lot of football ahead, and getting that first win sure feels good.
200 photos at the link!
https://sites.google.com/huntsville-isd.org/media/
Relive the action and see all of the photos from the evening in the photo gallery on our District Media page, linked below and available through the link in our bio.
#HornetProud #BuildingChampions #LadyHornets #HornetVolleyball #WeAreHuntsville
https://sites.google.com/huntsville-isd.org/media/2026-2027
You look at a map grid. You find the letter running along the side. You find the number across the top or bottom. Then you match them up—and suddenly, you know how to locate exactly what you’re looking for.
We were visiting Ms. Lambert’s class fourth grade class and got to see that moment of learning in action.
And the remarkable thing is, moments like this are happening in classrooms all across Huntsville ISD every single day.
We don’t always stop to share them. Sometimes we don’t even think much about them because, in a school, learning “just is.”
But it’s worth noticing.
A student understands something today that they didn’t understand yesterday. A new skill clicks. The world makes a little more sense.
That’s a pretty remarkable thing.
#WeBuildChampions
#HornetProud
But our players kept competing and found the end zone again in the fourth quarter. The outcome may have been decided, but they hadn’t given up. That matters.
After the game, Coach Moebes talked to his players about getting on the same page. Maybe that’s one of the most valuable things sports can teach us: how to face disappointment, learn what we can from it, shake it off and move forward—together.
And even on a difficult night, there was something good in seeing our community at its best—hearing the Hornet Military Marching Band, watching our cheerleaders and Grenadier Guard perform, and seeing the stands filled with people who showed up for our students.
District play hasn’t begun, and the rest of this season is still unwritten. Now comes the response.
Here are photos from Friday night- all the photos are here at the link.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/xaXAtXxsAmmLrfNBA
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#HornetProud
We appreciate this partnership so much and thank the Library for thinking of us! A big shout out goes to the Library's Director Lisa Lance and her Outreach and Program Coordinator Amanda Sturdivant for making a special delivery to each campus to drop off the donations!
#HomeSweetHuntsville
#CommunityConnected
#PartnersInEducation
Friday Night Lights are back in Huntsville ISD Stadium!
Your Hornets take on the A&M Consolidated Tigers tonight @ 7 PM!
To ensure a fun, safe, and seamless game day for our students, families, and community, please review the Huntsville ISD Stadium Information and Regulations before heading to the stands.
Huntsville ISD encourages all spectators to review the Huntsville ISD Stadium Information and Regulations before attending the game.
Information about tickets, parking, seating sections, and more can be found at https://www.huntsville-isd.org/article/3106220
We can't wait to fill the stands, bring the noise, and cheer on our Hornets!
#BuildingChampions #WeBuildChampions #HornetProud #StingEm
Superintendent Travis Fanning joins Coach Moebes and our friends at Wiesner of Huntsville for a little lesson in what it takes to be a champion.
For Wiesner: Sales. Service. Selection.
For Huntsville ISD: Attendance. Academics. Accountability.
Different playbooks. Same commitment to doing things the right way.
For the fourth year in a row, Wiesner of Huntsville is the one and only Platinum Sponsor of Huntsville ISD Stadium and our Baseball & Softball Complex.
Thank you, Wiesner, for continuing to invest in our students and our Hornets!
#WeBuildChampions #HornetProud #HomeSweetHuntsville #CommunityConnected
https://youtu.be/tJtj_8TKCOg
HOLIDAY REMINDER:
All Huntsville ISD Campuses and Facilities will be CLOSED on Monday, September 7, 2026, in observance of the Labor Day holiday. Parents should make alternative arrangements for any child care needed due to the closure.
School resumes Tuesday, September 8.
We wish everyone a very safe and happy holiday weekend!
WEATHER UPDATE #3 @ 9:30 PM | Huntsville ISD Monitoring Tropical Storm Edouard
Huntsville ISD continues to closely monitor the impact of Tropical Storm Edouard on our immediate area. Based on current information, we expect normal school operations for tomorrow, Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
The HISD Transportation Department will evaluate local road conditions overnight and early in the morning. Should conditions warrant a change at that time, we will send communication no later than 5:30 AM.
Updates will also be shared on the district website and social media pages. Please take all necessary precautions to keep your family safe, especially if you reside in areas prone to flooding.
At this time, all Huntsville ISD operations and scheduled activities will continue as planned for the rest of today.
We will continue monitoring weather conditions and will communicate promptly if anything changes. We will share an additional update later today.
Huntsville ISD Administration is closely monitoring the progression of Tropical Storm Edouard to assess any possible impact for our immediate area. We are in active communication with local authorities and emergency management officials to stay informed on developing conditions.
Administration will continue to evaluate the situation and will share timely updates regarding school operations or scheduled events as needed.
Cross country is one of those sports that really puts the work on display- it’s about effort, determination and putting in the work.
More photos here: https://sites.google.com/huntsville-isd.org/media/home?authuser=0
#WeBuildChampions
#HornetProud
What good is a loss? Maybe it’s what it teaches you.
The Hornets fell 49–14 at Brenham Friday, but one game doesn’t define a season — how you respond can help shape it.
Thanks to our fans, band, cheer & Grenadier Guard for bringing the Hornet spirit!
📸 https://sites.google.com/huntsville-isd.org/media/2026-2027?authuser=0
#WeBuildChampions #HornetProud
Maybe it’s what it teaches you. Where you’re strong. Where you need work. How you respond when things don’t go your way. The scoreboard matters — but so does the response.
The Hornets opened their season Friday night in Brenham, falling 49–14 to a talented Cubs team. Huntsville struck first and showed flashes throughout the night, but Brenham responded and went on to earn the win.
There were bright spots, lessons to carry forward and valuable Friday-night experience for a young Hornet team. One game doesn’t define a season — but what you do with it can help shape one.
And wherever the Hornets go, Huntsville goes with them. It was great to see our fans make the trip to Brenham and our band, cheerleaders and Grenadier Guard filling the stadium with Hornet spirit. We captured plenty of photos along the way you can check out all of them
https://sites.google.com/huntsville-isd.org/media/2026-2027?authuser=0
Champions aren’t built only on the nights that go their way- The season is just beginning!
#WeBuildChampions
#HornetProud
Superintendent Fanning joined Head Coach Todd Moebes and Huntsville Hornet student-athletes QB Zay Adolphe and DB Kadon Moebes Monday night at Chick-fil-A Huntsville for the first Coach’s Show of the season on 101.7 KSAM Sports.
A big thank you to KSAM Sports and Chick-fil-A Huntsville for continuing to give our coaches and student-athletes a great platform and for being such tremendous supporters of Huntsville ISD and Hornet Nation.
We’re grateful to have community partners who show up for our kids and help us celebrate their accomplishments!
More photos at the link:
https://sites.google.com/huntsville-isd.org/media/2026-2027
#HornetProud
#WeBuildChampions
#CommunityConnected
Superintendent Fanning joined Head Coach Todd Moebes and Huntsville Hornet student-athletes QB Zay Adolphe and DB Kadon Moebes Monday night at Chick-fil-A Huntsville for the first Coach’s Show of the season on 101.7 KSAM Sports.
A big thank you to KSAM Sports and Chick-fil-A Huntsville for continuing to give our coaches and student-athletes a great platform and for being such tremendous supporters of Huntsville ISD and Hornet Nation.
We’re grateful to have community partners who show up for our kids and help us celebrate their accomplishments!
More photos at the link:
https://sites.google.com/huntsville-isd.org/media/2026-2027
#HornetProud
#WeBuildChampions
#CommunityConnected
Our freshmen hosted College Station, while our freshman, JV and varsity teams also traveled to Lufkin for another opportunity to put their work into action.
Scrimmages may- or may not- look like games from the stands, but on the field they’re very much working sessions. They give players their first opportunities to run plays, work on technique and react to game-like situations against another team. And throughout it all, the coaches are right there—giving feedback, making adjustments, sharing tips and coaching players up after each series.
It was great to see Hornet fans come out and support our teams, but just as impressive was seeing the teaching and learning happening on the field.
A lot of work goes into getting ready for Friday nights—and this is where some of that work begins.
Photos of the Freshman team hosting College Station here
https://photos.app.goo.gl/2JUrFsSsNq9krSte8
Photos from the Freshman, Junior Varsity and Varsity scrimmage in Lufkin here:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/dGTmPxiNKUNB4vHB7
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#WeBuildChampions
