Henrietta ISD will begin summer office hours on June 1. District offices and campuses will be open Monday through Thursday from 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and will be closed on Fridays throughout the summer. Regular district office hours will resume on August 3.
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Gold outline of Texas with an "H" inside. "Summer Hours" written above a schedule for Monday through Thursday, 7:30 AM to 5:00 PM.

We are beyond proud to celebrate Jennifer Browning as HISD Educator of the Year! Selected by a district staff vote, this honor reflects the deep respect and admiration she has earned across our schools.

For so many years, she has poured her heart into our students, shaping lives, inspiring minds, and making a difference that will last far beyond the classroom. Her kindness, dedication, and passion have touched countless families in our community, and we are incredibly grateful for all she has given.

As she steps into this well-earned chapter of retirement, we wish her days filled with sunshine, laughter, and the simple joys she loves most—singing, mowing the yard, fishing, and especially making precious memories with her grandchildren.

Thank you, Jennifer, for everything. You will always be a part of HISD!
#GoldStandard

3 days ago, Technology Department
A woman in a light blue shirt and glasses holds a bouquet of flowers and a box. Text reads "HISD Educator of the Year" and "Mrs. Jennifer Browning."
These three fabulous educators were nominated by their peers and honored as their campus Teachers of the Year!

At HES, 1st-grade teacher Kim Morris was selected for her dedication to nurturing young learners and building a strong foundation for lifelong success.

At HJH, science teacher Mrs. Jennifer Browning was recognized for sparking curiosity, encouraging discovery, and bringing learning to life in the classroom.

At HHS, staff proudly selected Laurie Schaffner as Teacher of the Year, honoring her commitment to excellence, her impact on students, and the positive difference she makes across campus every day.

We are so proud of these outstanding educators and the lasting impact they make in our schools and community!
3 days ago, Technology Department
"Teacher of the Year" award poster for Kim Morris. Photo of a smiling woman. White background.
A white background displays a Henrietta Junior High School logo. A photo of a woman with glasses is centered. Text reads, "Jennifer Browning, Science Teacher Teacher of the Year."
A white banner with gold accents features an image of Laurie Schaffner, an English teacher. Text reads "Teacher of the Year" and "Laurie Schaffner."
The most important skills you can help your child develop are Executive Function Skills. These are skills in the brain that allow for: emotional regulation, working memory, flexible thinking, self-control, impulse control, time management, organization, task initiation, planning & prioritizing, healthy relationships, making friends, and learning new things.
There has been a significant delay in the development of executive functioning skills overall in children within the last 10 years or so. This has resulted in decreased academic performance and increased behavioral issues in the classroom as well as other areas of the child's life.

Here are just a few fun activities you can do with your child this summer to strengthen those skills. You can also do a simple search for "how to strengthen my child's executive functioning skills" to find all sorts of ideas. When in doubt, encourage them to use their imaginations, let them be "bored" and figure out what to do, let them play outside and get dirty, encourage fort building, bike riding, book reading, etc. Limit screen time drastically (or even eliminate screens this summer!).

Have a great summer! I can't wait to see you all next school year!

Ms. Shannon
4 days ago, Shannon Fletcher
A poster features text on a green background with watermelon slices. Text includes "Simon Says" and "Limit Screen Time" with activities for summer.
Honored to celebrate the incredible educators in HISD recognized through the state Teacher Incentive Allotment program! Your dedication to student success continues to bless our schools and community. Looking forward to honoring these outstanding teachers at the upcoming banquet!
7 days ago, Technology Department
A black background displays text and numbers about Henrietta ISD's Teacher Incentive Allotment success.
What do you do after winning a SIX-PEAT State Championship in Spelling & Vocabulary? You get a little silly and celebrate! Congratulations to Coach Schaffner and her amazing team. We are so proud of all of you!
7 days ago, Technology Department
Five individuals in matching dresses with medals and one man wearing a belt stand before the Texas State Capitol.
Four people run along a path in front of the Texas State Capitol building under a partly cloudy sky.
A group of people dressed in costumes pose for a picture with a banner in a gym.
Building with lighted sign on front lawn reading "STATE CHAMPIONS SPELLING" in capital letters.
Five individuals sit on a concrete bench in front of the Texas State Capitol, posing with medals around their necks.
Four people pose for a photo with awards on a concrete walkway, holding a framed certificate, with a grassy area and city skyline in the background.
Four people jump and celebrate in front of a grassy area with a concrete barrier.
Two men standing in front of a large building with gold medals around their necks.
In observance of Memorial Day, HISD will be closed on Monday, May 25. As we enjoy the long weekend, we remember and honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country.
7 days ago, Technology Department
Logo with "H" inside a Texas outline, text "Closed May 25 Memorial Day Holiday" on a black background.
Time to celebrate the end of another successful year at HISD! Classes will be dismissed at 12:00 p.m. Check with your campus for exact dismissal plans. Let the summer fun begin!
11 days ago, Technology Department
May 21 - Last Day
Today, we celebrate our incredible Speech Pathologists for National Speech Pathologist Day! Your work empowers voices, builds confidence, and opens doors to communication and success. We are grateful for all the ways you make a difference! #GoldStandard
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Two women, one in pink and the other in blue, smiling at the camera. They are Speech Pathologists, and the text below them explains the significance of their profession.
Hey Seniors—this is your reminder!

Graduation Practice is MANDATORY, so make sure you’re there and ready to go!
9:15 a.m.
📍Evangel Church in Wichita Falls

Don’t be late—we want everything to run smoothly for your big moment! Questions? Contact Mrs. Schaffner.
13 days ago, Technology Department
A graphic shows a cat with a graduation cap and tassel. Below, text reads "MAY 21 MANDATORY Graduation Rehearsal 9:15 am Evangel Church."
Join us as we celebrate the Class of 2026 and a job well done!
We’re proud of all they’ve accomplished and can’t wait to honor this milestone together. #ClassOf2026 #GoldStandard
13 days ago, Technology Department
Black background with white text. A state outline in green at top. Text reads: "Commencement Exercises of the Class of Two Thousand Twenty-Six".
As we complete our recognition of the Top 10 graduates, we couldn’t be prouder! These students have shown incredible dedication, leadership, and commitment in academics and extracurriculars over the past four years. We can’t wait to see what they accomplish next! #GoldStandard
14 days ago, Technology Department
Four individuals in formal attire, two males and two females, each with a number and name, smiling for a photo.
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Lyndee Brown
Salutatorian
Class of 2026
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Lyndee has been a dedicated student-athlete and active participant in extracurricular activities throughout her high school career. She has competed in both basketball and volleyball, earning numerous honors for her performance and leadership. In volleyball, she was named District Co-MVP in 2025 and District MVP Setter in 2024, as well as earning All-State Setter recognition. She was also selected to the prestigious Red River Diamond Dozen Team and will compete in the Oil Bowl this summer. Lyndee has been recognized for her academic excellence as well, earning Academic All-State honors in both volleyball and basketball in 2026 and being named Academic All-District all four years in both sports. In basketball, she received Honorable Mention All-District in 2026.

In addition to athletics, Lyndee has been actively involved in FFA, competing on the Poultry Team, which qualified for state all four years. She was also a member of the BBQ Team, earning a national qualification, and placed second individually at the Area Poultry Contest in 2026. Additionally, Lyndee served on the FFA officer team for 3 years.

Lyndee is the daughter of Kevin and Lisa Brown of Henrietta.

Lyndee plans to attend Texas Tech University, where she will major in Pre-Occupational Therapy with the goal of becoming an Occupational Therapist.

Henrietta ISD congratulates Lyndee on her outstanding accomplishments and wishes her continued success in all her future endeavors.
14 days ago, Technology Department
A smiling blonde woman in a pink dress poses next to a black backdrop with Texas Tech University logo and "Lyndee Brown, Salutatorian" text.
Valedictorian
Class of 2026
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Marie has been actively involved in a wide range of extracurricular activities, demonstrating both academic excellence and dedication to her school community. She is a member of FFA, where she competed on the Greenhand Radio Broadcasting LDE team in 2022, placing second at district and advancing to area. She has also been a key member of the Floriculture CDE team, placing third in 2023 and qualifying for state, fourth at area in 2025 and qualifying for state, and second at area in 2026, again advancing to state. Individually, Marie placed fourth overall at the area contest in 2026.

In addition to her FFA involvement, Marie has competed in UIL academics as a member of the Science team in 2024, 2025, and 2026. Her team placed second at district in 2024. In 2025, she earned first place in Biology and third overall, advancing to the regional competition. In 2026, she placed second in Biology and fourth overall, earning alternate positions for both her Biology and overall scores.
Marie is also involved in UIL One-Act Play, where her team placed second at district and advanced to bi-district in 2024, 2025, and 2026. In 2025, the team was named bi-district alternate. In 2026, Marie received an Honorable Mention All-Star Cast Ensemble Award alongside six fellow cast members.

Marie is the daughter of Shawn and Julie Bader of Henrietta.

Marie plans to attend Oklahoma Panhandle State University, where she will major in Crop and Soil Science. Following graduation, she hopes to pursue a career in an agronomy-related field.

Henrietta ISD congratulates Marie on this outstanding achievement and looks forward to all she will accomplish in the future.
14 days ago, Technology Department
A person in a blue top and jeans stands on a tractor. The background shows trees and a logo.
Marie Bader -Valedictorian-100.98
Marie plans to attend Oklahoma Panhandle State University to major in Crop and Soil Science and pursue a career in agronomy. Henrietta ISD congratulates her and looks forward to her future success.
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Person in jeans and blue top sitting on a red tractor with a university logo and text "Marie Bader Valedictorian."
A black background displays white text about Marie Bader, a student who excelled in academics and extracurriculars.

Parents: STAAR & STAAR EOC results will be available soon. Access them in Skyward Family Access on the dates below. Results are under the Texas Assessments tile.

Questions? Email your campus principal.

https://skyward.iscorp.com/HenriettaISDTXStuSTS/

15 days ago, Technology Department
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Green icon with a checklist and 'X' on a black background with text "Texas Assessments" and "Look for your Texas Assessments tile."
Forgot to order your student an HES Yearbook? No problem! We have extras available for $20 in the HES office. Send money with your student to Mrs. Stubblefield, and she’ll get you taken care of!
16 days ago, Technology Department
Collage of smiling children, with some wearing glasses, promoting yearbooks. Text reads: "HES yearbooks are here! A few extras are available for $20.00."
Looking for summer camp opportunities for your student? HISD has gathered our summer camps in one convenient place, including contact information for each camp host.
https://www.henrietta-isd.net/o/athletics/page/summer-camps
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Poster shows children engaged in activities like STEM, sports, and martial arts, with "BEARCAT SUMMER CAMPS" in bold letters.

There will be an HISD School Board Meeting tonight at the HISD Administration Building.
For additional information, please visit the HISD website under School Board to access agendas, board notes, policies, and other related materials.

19 days ago, Technology Department
School Board Meeting - May 11
The Class of 2026 will wrap up Declaration Day with a picnic on the front lawn!

We’ll be serving a hot dog lunch as we celebrate together and enjoy one of our last special moments as a class. #ClassOf2026 #GoldStandard
20 days ago, Technology Department
A graphic with a hot dog and a cat in a chef's hat. Text reads: "Senior Class Picnic, HHS Front Lawn, Noon, May 12."