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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 proposed new elementary school boundaries.
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| HHS foreign exchange student Losiwa Yano wallops assistant principal Nick Bartlett with a red velvet cake on Tuesday - all part of a fund-raising effort on behalf of school custodian Fela Herrera, who was diagnosed with cancer earlier this year. Students - and the school's four principals - raised $800 for the Hobbs woman by selling pies to throw. Click on the picture for photo highlights. |
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Accompanied by her brother, former choir
student Wyatt McBeth, Kayelynn McBeth urges the audience to "Have
Yourself a Merry Little Christmas," during her solo at Monday night's
HHS and HFHS Christmas Choir concert. Click on the photo for highlights.
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Taylor first graders started the year's
last week of school with a Christmas program on Monday morning. Click on
the picture for photo highlights.
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College Lane third-grade teacher Connie
Holland demonstrates how to properly place reindeer antlers on a candy
cane during an Accelerated Reader reward activity on Friday afternoon
that also relied on help from University of the Southwest student
volunteers. The 85 percent of College Lane students who met their AR
goal got a chance to make Christmas decorations, then participate in an
AR run. |
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It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas inside Stone
first-grade classrooms - where parents on Wednesday helped their
children decorate miniature trees. Paying attention to decorating detail
is Santa's elf Lindsey Wootton and her mother, Monica. |
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Hobbs High students and staff - including
Principal Zeke Kaney at left - got an early start on celebrating the
holidays when they showed up for school on Friday in ugly Christmas
sweaters.
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HHS
senior Ricardo Ruiz has his opponent in a headlock during a match
Saturday at El Paso Burgess. The Eagles wrestling team finished tied
for fourth at the match. Click on the picture for photo highlights.
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An archive of sporting and academic videos featuring Hobbs students.
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