Huntsville, it's time for tonight's Huntsville ISD Homecoming Parade!
Join us tonight as we light up the streets with school spirit, community pride, and non-stop energy!
📅 Today
🕕 Parade kicks off at 6:15 PM
📍 Starting at 19th & Sam Houston Ave — traveling down Sam Houston Ave. through the square and ending just past HEB.
You'll see:
🎶 The HHS Band
📣 Cheerleaders & GG's
🏈 The Varsity Football Team
👟 Student athletes
🎭 Clubs & community groups
...and SO MUCH MORE!
Bring your signs, wear your green and white, and line the streets to show your support! Let’s make this the loudest, proudest Homecoming parade yet!
Sting 'Em Hornets!
#WeBuildChampions
#HISDHomecoming
#BuildingChampions
#HornetProud
This looks almost too good to eat- almost!
Huntsville ISD Child Nutrition is mixing things up again with the latest in its series of limited-time menu offerings: Ramen, available this week!
This close-up gives us a student’s-eye view of what’s being served.
#WeBuildChampions
#HornetProud
#FeedingChampions
Huntsville, It's time for the Huntsville ISD Homecoming Parade!
Join us as we light up the streets with school spirit, community pride, and non-stop energy!
📅 Wednesday, September 23rd
🕕 Parade kicks off at 6:15 PM
📍 Starting at 19th & Sam Houston Ave — traveling down Sam Houston Ave. through the square and ending just past HEB.
You'll see:
🎶 The HHS Band
📣 Cheerleaders & GG's
🏈 The Varsity Football Team
👟 Student athletes
🎭 Clubs & community groups
...and SO MUCH MORE!
Bring your signs, wear your green and white, and line the streets to show your support! Let’s make this the loudest, proudest Homecoming parade yet!
Sting 'Em Hornets!
#WeBuildChampions
#HISDHomecoming
#BuildingChampions
#HornetProud
Community Item of Interest:
Rotary Youth Exchange Programs for High School Aged Students
Information Meeting TOMORROW morning, Saturday,. Sept 19 @ 10 AM - 12 PM
SHSU - The Woodlands Center
3380 College Park Drive, Room 150
The Woodlands, TX 77384
See flyers for more!
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
Our Fall Open House is on Monday, September 14th at 6 pm. Please see the video below for a few key points. We will have a Title I session at 6:15 pm in the Library. This is a quick overview of what Title 1 is and how it supports HHS Students.
https://youtube.com/shorts/stkSuxdTaDc?si=Ol19JxHtE2qMkE5y
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!
https://youtube.com/shorts/kpfqOqp886I?feature=share
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.
Hornets,
Please see the link below for the HISD Stadium and Sports Complex Guidelines.
https://bit.ly/HISD-Stadium-Guidelines
Hornet families,
We wanted to provide a quick reminder regarding Huntsville ISD’s Student Dress Code. Please review the attached graphic for additional clarification.
Our goal is to partner with families to maintain a positive, respectful, and distraction-free learning environment where all students can focus on learning and success.
We recognize that hairstyles and hair color can be an important form of self-expression. However, district dress code expectations are established to contribute to a safe and distraction-free professional learning environment. All students are expected to dress neatly and respectfully in ways that contribute to the academic atmosphere. This expectation prohibits dress and grooming that may be distracting. This includes hair color that is extreme and that is not naturally occurring, such as blue, green, pink, purple, etc., which are not permitted.
To allow families time to make any necessary adjustments, students will have a grace period through Friday, August 28, to meet the hair color expectation.
If there are extenuating circumstances, please contact your student’s administrator so we can work with your family.
Administrators, teachers, and other school personnel share responsibility for enforcing the student dress code and shall follow campus procedures for handling dress code violations
Thank you for your understanding, support, and partnership in keeping the focus on teaching and learning.
Sting ’Em Hornets!
Hornet families,
We wanted to provide a quick reminder regarding Huntsville ISD’s Student Dress Code. Please review the attached graphic for additional clarification.
Our goal is to partner with families to maintain a positive, respectful, and distraction-free learning environment where all students can focus on learning and success.
We recognize that hairstyles and hair color can be an important form of self-expression. However, district dress code expectations are established to contribute to a safe and distraction-free professional learning environment. All students are expected to dress neatly and respectfully in ways that contribute to the academic atmosphere. This expectation prohibits dress and grooming that may be distracting. This includes hair color that is extreme and that is not naturally occurring, such as blue, green, pink, purple, etc., which are not permitted.
To allow families time to make any necessary adjustments, students will have a grace period through Friday, August 28, to meet the hair color expectation.
If there are extenuating circumstances, please contact your student’s administrator so we can work with your family.
Administrators, teachers, and other school personnel share responsibility for enforcing the student dress code and shall follow campus procedures for handling dress code violations
Thank you for your understanding, support, and partnership in keeping the focus on teaching and learning.
Sting ’Em Hornets!
Hornet families,
We wanted to provide a quick reminder regarding Huntsville ISD’s Student Dress Code. Please review the attached graphic for additional clarification.
Our goal is to partner with families to maintain a positive, respectful, and distraction-free learning environment where all students can focus on learning and success.
We recognize that hairstyles and hair color can be an important form of self-expression. However, district dress code expectations are established to contribute to a safe and distraction-free professional learning environment. All students are expected to dress neatly and respectfully in ways that contribute to the academic atmosphere. This expectation prohibits dress and grooming that may be distracting. This includes hair color that is extreme and that is not naturally occurring, such as blue, green, pink, purple, etc., which are not permitted.
To allow families time to make any necessary adjustments, students will have a grace period through Friday, August 28, to meet the hair color expectation.
If there are extenuating circumstances, please contact your student’s administrator so we can work with your family.
Administrators, teachers, and other school personnel share responsibility for enforcing the student dress code and shall follow campus procedures for handling dress code violations
Thank you for your understanding, support, and partnership in keeping the focus on teaching and learning.
Sting ’Em Hornets!
Hornet families,
The first day back has been absolutely amazing!!! Our Hornets entered the building today with so much pride and joy to be back in school.
We wanted to provide a quick reminder regarding Huntsville ISD’s Student Dress Code. Please review the attached graphic for additional clarification.
Our goal is to partner with families to maintain a positive, respectful, and distraction-free learning environment where all students can focus on learning and success.
We recognize that hairstyles and hair color can be an important form of self-expression. However, district dress code expectations are established to contribute to a safe and distraction-free professional learning environment. All students are expected to dress neatly and respectfully in ways that contribute to the academic atmosphere. This expectation prohibits dress and grooming that may be distracting. This includes hair color that is extreme and not naturally occurring, such as blue, green, pink, purple, etc., which are not permitted.
To allow families time to make any necessary adjustments, students will have a grace period through Friday, August 28, to meet the hair color expectation.
If there are extenuating circumstances, please contact your student’s administrator so we can work with your family.
Administrators, teachers, and other school personnel share responsibility for enforcing the student dress code and shall follow campus procedures for handling dress code violations
Thank you for your understanding, support, and partnership in keeping the focus on teaching and learning.
Sting ’Em Hornets!
Hornets, we are so excited to see each of you tomorrow. Please see the attached graphic for arrival procedures. We will open our doors at 7:20 am for student arrival.
Also, parents, if your student rides the bus and you have not registered them, please log in to Skyward and do so.
Hope everyone has an amazing evening. We look forward to seeing all our Hornets tomorrow morning.
Sting 'Em Hornets
Dress Code Reminder!
Following dress standards helps sustain a welcoming and focused learning environment. Huntsville ISD is committed to creating a supportive space where every student feels confident, respected, and free to express who they are.
DO’S
- Pants, shorts, and skirts worn at the natural waist
- Length: Must reach fingertip length or longer in both the front and back
- Jeans with holes: Holes above fingertip length are allowed ONLY if worn over leggings
- Shirts must extend to meet the pants at all times (sitting, standing, or walking)
- Regular street shoes, sneakers, or closed-toe shoes (must be worn inside the building)
- Keep it clean, stay compliant, and have a great school year!
DONT'S
- No hats, caps, or head coverings of any kind
- No hoods will be worn while in the school building
- No pajamas, pajama pants, or house shoes/slippers
- No halter tops, half-shirts (crop tops), or see through/sheer clothing
- Clothing shall NOT include profanity, hate speech, explicit content, references to drugs, nicotine, alcohol, or weapons
- No low-hanging pants or visible undergarments
For more information, visit the Dress Code Page: https://www.huntsville-isd.org/o/hisd/page/dress-code
Keep it clean, stay compliant, and we can't wait to welcome everyone back for another incredible school year!
#BuildingChampions #WeBuildChampions
Over the next few days, we'll post key reminders to help us start the 2026-2027 school year strong!
Reminder that it's now a Texas law that Personal Communication Devices are not allowed in school during the instructional day. All devices must be turned off and put away in a backpack.
More information and FAQ's can be found here: https://www.huntsville-isd.org/page/hb-1481-personal-electronic-communication-device
If you have any questions, please contact your student’s campus.
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Les recordamos que, según la ley de Texas, los dispositivos de comunicación personal no están permitidos en la escuela durante el horario lectivo. Todos los dispositivos deben estar apagados y guardados en la mochila.
Pueden encontrar más información y preguntas frecuentes aquí: https://www.huntsville-isd.org/page/hb-1481-personal-electronic-communication-device
Si tienen alguna pregunta, comuníquense con la escuela de su hijo/a.
Over the next few days, we'll post key reminders to help us start the 2026-2027 school year strong!
Attendance Matters!
New Participation Guidelines for the 2026–2027 School Year.
When we say academics matter, our expectations must reflect that commitment.
Beginning this school year, Huntsville ISD students must meet district attendance requirements to participate in extracurricular and co-curricular activities.
Please see the attached flyer and/or use the QR Code or the link below to find out more information about the new guidelines.
Attendance & Extracurricular Activities Guidelines Page: https://www.huntsville-isd.org/o/hisd/page/attendance-and-extracurricular-activities-guidelines
#BuildingChampions #WeBuildChampions #EveryStudentEveryDay
