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Welcome to the HMS Web Site
Committed
to providing the finest education possible for more than 9,400
students, HMS has transformed public education by raising academic
standards, lowering drop-out rates and engaging students in hands-on
learning.
For more information, see “About HMS” above, or click here.
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MyPower, the camp that equips middle-school girls with self-esteem as well as study skills, began on Monday with its biggest group ever - more than 240 students who will spend the next four days building leadership skills and making friends. Click on the picture for highlights.
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 Gov. Susana Martinez was in Hobbs on Friday for a ground-breaking at Broadmoor Elementary. Ground was also broken at a second school, Murray Elementary. Both will be ready for students in August 2015. Click on the picture for a photo slideshow.
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BTW students joined in on all the
graduation fun Tuesday night when they walked across the stage at
Tydings Auditorium to collect a kindergarten diploma. But first they did
some singing and dancing. Click on the picture for highlights.
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 Gov. Susana Martinez sings the HHS school song during Friday morning's ground-breaking event at Broadmoor Elementary. In the meantime, Michael Murray was on hand at a ground-breaking ceremony later in the morning honoring his grandparents. Click on the picture for highlights.
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People's Choice grade-level winners in the recent
districtwide elementary art fair were honored at Tuesday night's school
board meeting. They include Jay Shorter, Cole Kesner, Kayla Hobbs,
Vincent Cortez and Eric Dodson. Not pictured are winners Bhret Clay and
Andrew Salgado.
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Lindsey Ford, Peter (P.J.) Alvarado and Adrianna Ornelas were among the students who celebrated with family and friends after they received their diplomas during a special graduation ceremony conducted at Tuesday night's school board meeting. Click on the picture for highlights.
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 Gabriella Arsiaga - shown here receiving
her diploma from School Board Member Gary Eidson - was among the 415
students to graduate from Hobbs High School on Monday night. Click on
the picture for highlights.
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Click on the picture to access Eagle TV - an archive of
sporting and academic videos featuring Hobbs students.
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