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nd rights of Hays CISD students and staff. The page administrators review all postings to make sure they follow the district's commenting rules, as well as the district’s acceptable use guidelines regarding internet access and practices. The fan page is intended as a positive means of communication between Hays CISD and its patrons. We will remove postings from the district's profile or fan page that:
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Addition, subtraction and more were on the minds of Peyton Hargrove's Hemphill Elementary 4th graders during our recent ...
09/04/2026

Addition, subtraction and more were on the minds of Peyton Hargrove's Hemphill Elementary 4th graders during our recent visit to the classroom!

On Sept. 3, Hargrove's students together as a class on scenario cards for addition and subtraction algorithms. After successfully completing the problem, the students worked together in groups to solve the scenario cards. Great job, Hawks!

🎵 Around the tree and around the tree, that’s how we write the number 3️⃣! 🎵Plenty of rhyme, song and bright smiles were...
09/04/2026

🎵 Around the tree and around the tree, that’s how we write the number 3️⃣! 🎵

Plenty of rhyme, song and bright smiles were had in Kyle Elementary educator Susan Jen’s classroom Sept. 3 as she guided her Kindergarten students in a handful of interactive lessons!

On Thursday, Panther students in Jen’s class had a blast going over the months in the year, as well as the days of the week on the calendar! From there, Jen led her Kinder Panthers in singing their A-B-C’s, which was then followed by counting the number of days our students have been in school so far this year. Way to go, Panthers!

Bright smiles and bright sunshine glowed all across Kyle Elementary School educator Carrie Adams' classroom Sept. 3 as s...
09/04/2026

Bright smiles and bright sunshine glowed all across Kyle Elementary School educator Carrie Adams' classroom Sept. 3 as she led her Panther 3rd graders in a fun math lesson!

During our visit to Adams’ classroom, the first stop in our fall tour of KES, Panther 3rd graders tackled the math problem of the day! Students were asked to find the correct answer to an expression question on the projector. Using all of their Leader in Me habits, including put things first, students worked out the problem, solved the equation and then checked their work! After they finished, Adams had students work as a group to make sure they had the right answer! Way to go, Panthers!

09/04/2026

Wake up, Hawk Nation! It's the first varsity home Gameday of the 2026 season!

In this edition of Hays CISD Gameday, Hays CISD Superintendent Dr. Eric Wright is joined by Athletic Director Lance Moffett and Hays High football coach Mark Torres! The trio talk about the Hawks' thrilling season opening road win over San Marcos , and look ahead to the Sept. 4 game against Seguin. Good luck tonight, Hawks!

It’s safe to say the Lehman Lobos water polo program Sept. 1 made quite the splash in their latest home match! On Tuesda...
09/03/2026

It’s safe to say the Lehman Lobos water polo program Sept. 1 made quite the splash in their latest home match!

On Tuesday, the Lobo men’s and women’s water polo teams, led by head coach Jeremiah Gonzalez, hit the pool at the YMCA Camp Moody Natatorium for a thrilling non-district contest against the Austin High Maroons! The Jaguar women’s team highlighted the day with a hard-fought 11-8 victory over Austin High, which included a determined second half performance by the Lady Lobos! Meanwhile, the Lobo men’s team battled tough against a strong AHS team, but ultimately fell in their contest.

Coming up for the Lobos is a home match on Sept. 5 against La Porte at Camp Moody. Lehman High will then co-host the annual Clary Clash tournament with Hays High and Johnson High on Sept. 11-12. Congratulations to our Lobos on a fantastic effort in the pool! You can view additional photos here: https://hayscisd.smugmug.com/The-2026-2027-School-Year/Lehman-water-polo-v-Austin-H

Jags sweep match with Anderson!On Tuesday, Sept. 1, the Johnson Varsity Girls Volleyball team, and their fans, brought t...
09/03/2026

Jags sweep match with Anderson!

On Tuesday, Sept. 1, the Johnson Varsity Girls Volleyball team, and their fans, brought the energy and earned a 3-0 victory over Anderson High School!

With the win, the Jags improve to 17-12 in pre-district competition. Their next matchup will be with Stony Point High School at Stony Point on Friday beginning at 6:30 p.m. Good luck, Jags!

JAGS Athletic Booster Club Moe & Gene Johnson High School JHS Volleyball 2026-2027

The road to district play is underway!The Hays and Johnson High School JV tennis teams hit the court this week for a pre...
09/03/2026

The road to district play is underway!

The Hays and Johnson High School JV tennis teams hit the court this week for a pre-district tournament, getting some valuable match experience as they prepare for district competition.

Hays opens district play Sept. 21 against Austin High School, while Johnson’s first district matchup will be announced soon.

Good luck to both teams as they serve, rally and get ready for an exciting district season!

More photos available on Smugmug.com at https://hayscisd.smugmug.com/The-2026-2027-School-Year/HHS-JHS-Tennis-Tournament-090126

Hays High School Athletics Jack C. Hays Moe & Gene Johnson High School JAGS Athletic Booster Club

09/03/2026

In this edition of Wright this Minute, Hays CISD Superintendent Dr. Eric Wright visited Tom Green Elementary to present Bond Project Manager Steven Riojas and Director of Maintenance & Custodial Services Brandon Porter with Coins of Excellence! Dr. Wright then shares a few district news items, including shoutouts for many of our district's athletics and fine arts groups!

What’s Scaredy Squirrel going to do next?That was one of the questions students explored this week in Rhonda Rodriquez’s...
09/02/2026

What’s Scaredy Squirrel going to do next?
That was one of the questions students explored this week in Rhonda Rodriquez’s third-grade class at Pfluger Elementary School!
As part of their reading comprehension exercises, students read excerpts from Scaredy Squirrel and put their thinking skills to work, answering questions such as:
What do you think will happen to Scaredy Squirrel?�What lesson does Scaredy Squirrel learn?
It’s wonderful to see students building reading skills while making predictions, drawing conclusions and thinking deeply about the stories they read!

Pfluger Elementary

Earlier this morning, Hays CISD Superintendent Dr. Eric Wright stopped by Tom Green Elementary to surprise Bond Project ...
09/02/2026

Earlier this morning, Hays CISD Superintendent Dr. Eric Wright stopped by Tom Green Elementary to surprise Bond Project Manager Steve Riojas and Director of Maintenance & Custodial Services Brandon Porter with Coins of Excellence! The duo were nominated for the honor by Tom Green Elementary Principal Amanda Muro, who lauded their efforts in guiding the campus through the many ongoing construction projects taking place this school year. Muro said Riojas and Porter have been willing and ready to help the campus whenever construction challenges arise.

"I never have to plead or call more than once when asking for support. Our campus isn't neglected because these guys don't only do their jobs, they are willing to go above and beyond to provide our employees and students with whatever it is that we need to make our campus suitable for everyone," Muro wrote in her nomination. "I appreciate them greatly. They are truly stand out from the rest!"

Joining Principal Muro and Dr. Wright in the coin presentation ceremony were members of the Hays CISD Construction and Planning team, led by Chief Operations Officer Max Cleaver, as well as Custodial Services Coordinator Ester Tavarez. Congratulations Steve and Brandon on the honor!

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