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Matthew Baird, Katrina Rascon, Christian Trujillo and Karla Mota pack cookies that the HHS Advanced Foods and Culinary Arts classes baked this week for the local National Guard Unit. The cookies were donated for Saturday's Changing of the Guard ceremony.
 Jefferson students in Donna Bonds' third grade class got in character for next week's casting of Treasure Island by dressing like pirates on Friday. Elementary school students at four Hobbs Schools -- Jefferson, Stone, Taylor and Edison -- audition for the play on Monday, rehearse all week, then perform at 3 p.m. next Saturday in Tydings Auditorium.
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News Will Hawkins takes over secondary post
HHS Assistant Principal Ann Lynn McIlroy earned the highest degree possible from NMSU
$47 Million in Projects on Schedule and Within Budget
Recognized for strong strides in Bilingual Programs
Construction to be complete in 13 months
Debate club members to compete for first time in years
HMS Partners with Southwest Symphony to bring music to classroom
Coronation at football game halftime this year
HHS senior Michael Andrews got a student body sendoff for a very excusable absence on Wednesday
Jefferson Principal Dixie Vejil has been named Elementary Principal of the Year for New Mexico
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