Varsity Cheerleaders:
Head Cheerleader- Mia Ordaz
Assistant Head Cheerleader- Stefani Garza
Ella Amsden
Callie Edmonds
Olivia Etzler
Emilie Griffin
Alexi Loewe
Lauren Lundy
Katelyn Pustejovsky
Breylon Swoboda

Junior Varsity Cheerleaders:
Head Cheerleader- Kate Caldwell
Ja’Kyia Adams
Alana Cinadr
Juliet Davenport
Allison Dieringer
Karis Dvorak
Audrey Hogan
Johanna Smith

Mascots:
Shalyn Hairell
Layten Kolacny

Click below to receive information about Hallettsville ISD's Chromebook Deployment

Click here to fill out GT Referral Form

Click here to watch video about the GT program at Hallettsville ISD

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HISD is utilizing a new food service portal for students. https://family.titank12.com/
Please click here to see the letter from HISD Food Service Director, Roberta Jurena.

Click here to see the Covid-19 Grading guidelines

Students, if you are needing a transcript or any of the information it contains, please complete a TRANSCRIPT REQUEST FORM and submit it to the High School office for processing. There must be a written and signed request for any information contained on a transcript.

On June 11th, the HISD Board of Trustees adopted revisions to the student dress code. The approach we took was to give students a list of choices regarding clothing. Students must only wear clothing that is on the choice list.

Hallettsville ISD is now accepting referrals for students who may need Gifted/Talented Services. The program is designed for students who exhibit intellectual abilities at an extraordinary level not normally served in the regular classroom. Services are provided only upon identification of education needs of the student. Forms are due November 17, 2017.

Hallettsville ISD's Board of Trustees approved the HISD District of Innovation Plan on April 25, 2017.
Please click here to view Hallettsville ISD's District of Innovation Plan

Please contact Donnie Steffek at 361-798-2242 ext 490

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You’re almost done with high school. Just one more year to go! Senior year is a big deal, but luckily there are some things that you can do now to prepare for college applications and make your final year much less stressful. Get started with these five tips.

Time is passing quickly and students need to be completing their FAFSA forms to determine if they are eligible to receive federal student aid. See the attached link for more information regarding this important application.

There are a few free practice websites and many websites that charge various fees for practice tests, flashcards, and other study tools. Here are a few FREE practice websites:

THIS TEST IS MANDATORY IF YOU ARE TAKING DUAL CREDIT unless you have an exemption for your ACT or SAT scores. Victoria College is no longer offering this test on HHS campus. It is available through their testing center most every day. Click on the link for an explanation of the test and to see if this is a test you need before college.