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
#HornetProud
#WeBuildChampions
From Huntsville High School early in the day to Transportation as the final students headed home, we followed Mr. Fanning across Huntsville ISD for a firsthand look at the people, places and moments that make up the first day of school.
Come along for the ride!
https://youtu.be/1PrbO-6LfU0
#HornetProud
#WeBuildChampions
#FirstDayofSchool
Week one at Huntsville ISD is in the books!
A huge thank you to our students, teachers, and staff for an amazing start!
Want to see 100+ photos from the first week? Check the Huntsville ISD Media Gallery in the link below:
https://sites.google.com/huntsville-isd.org/media/2026-2027
We can't wait for an incredible year ahead! Sting 'Em Hornets!
#BuildingChampions #WeBuildChampions #HornetProud #StingEmHornets #BackToSchool
Huntsville Baseball League's 12U Fall Baseball Registration Info
Day One is in the books and was a huge success! The 2026–2027 school year is officially underway, and Building Champions in Huntsville ISD is back in full swing!
From morning drop-offs to the final bell, our campuses were buzzing with joy, enthusiasm, and friendly reunions. A huge welcome back to our extraordinary students, teachers, and staff!
Want to see over 100+ photos from the first day of school? Check the Huntsville ISD Media Gallery in the link below:
https://sites.google.com/huntsville-isd.org/media/2026-2027
We can't wait for an incredible year ahead! Sting 'Em Hornets!
#BuildingChampions #WeBuildChampions #HornetProud #StingEmHornets #BackToSchool
Thank you to all the amazing students and parents who joined us for yesterday’s elementary Meet & Greet. It was great to welcome back our returning families and greet new ones!
Want to see more? Check out the full Huntsville ISD media gallery linked below::
https://sites.google.com/huntsville-isd.org/media/2026-2027
Let’s make the 2026–2027 school year our best one yet!
#BuildingChampions
#WeBuildChampions
#HornetProud
#Sting'EmHornets
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
We are excited to welcome our new hires to Huntsville ISD! We are absolutely thrilled they chose to become a Hornet!
We can't wait to see the impact they will make in Huntsville ISD, the classroom, and throughout the community.
Interested in becoming part of the Huntsville ISD team?
Whether you're an experienced educator, making a career transition, or beginning your journey in education, we invite you to explore the opportunities available in Huntsville ISD.
Apply today:https://www.applitrack.com/huntsvilleisd/onlineapp/
#BuildingChampions
#HomeSweetHuntsville
#HornetProud
#WeBuildChampions
When Mr. Fanning arrived in July, one of the first things he did was spend time with the departments that were already here and hard at work preparing for the new school year.
Those visits gave our employees a chance to get to know Mr. Fanning in smaller, more personal settings before the school year got underway and campuses filled back up.
During the visits, Mr. Fanning also extended an open invitation for “Face Time with Fanning”—a few minutes of one-on-one time for any employee who would like to visit with him about whatever is on their mind.
These photos represent the departments and teams he met with during those first weeks—some of the first introductions and conversations of a new school year and a new chapter for Huntsville ISD.
A lot of those first days were simply about meeting people, listening and learning how all the pieces of Huntsville ISD work together.
We have more photos, including team photos from every department, at the link:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/Q5gn6KWJumv8zFjf8
#HornetProud
#BuildingChampions
In conjunction with Texas DPS, our facility hosted ALERRT training bringing together first responders from across our community, including the Huntsville Police Department, Walker County Sheriff’s Office, Walker County EMS, New Waverly Fire Department, Walker County Constable Precinct 4 and Sam Houston State University Police.
Training like this isn’t easy—but it matters.
They practice, prepare and work together so they are ready when our schools and community need them most.
They practice to protect our staff, our faculty and, most importantly, our kids.
We are grateful for every agency and every first responder who participated—and for the partnership that helps keep Huntsville ISD safe.
#CommunityConnected
#DPS
#FirstResponders
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.
