Hallsville Independent School District
Pursuing Excellence In Education
It's almost football season, and Hallsville Bobcat fans can soon secure their seats for another exciting year of Bobcat football! Hallsville ISD has announced the schedule for 2026 football season ticket renewals and sales, with all renewals being completed online through Hometown Tickets.
Season ticket renewal links will be emailed to the email address currently on file. Hometown Tickets will also send a reminder email approximately 48 hours before renewals open, so be sure to check your inbox as well as your spam or junk folders.
If you do not receive your renewal email or have difficulty locating it, please contact the Hallsville ISD Athletic Office.
Don't miss your opportunity to cheer on the Bobcats from your favorite seat this fall. Renew early and get ready for another exciting season of Hallsville football!
Future Ladycats are invited to sharpen their skills, build confidence, and have fun this summer at the 2026 Hallsville Ladycat Softball Camp, taking place July 27–29 at the Hallsville ISD Softball Complex on Waldron Ferry Road.
The three-day camp is open to all incoming kindergarten through ninth-grade students and will provide instruction from the Hallsville Ladycat softball program in a fun, encouraging environment designed to help young athletes improve their fundamentals while enjoying the game.
Incoming Kindergarten–5th Grade
Incoming 6th–9th Grade
The registration fee is $75 per camper, with cash preferred.
Campers should bring:
Participants are also encouraged to label all personal equipment.
If your camper does not have the required equipment, please contact Head Coach Kayla Whatley for assistance.
Don't miss this opportunity to learn from the Hallsville Ladycat coaching staff while developing softball fundamentals, building confidence, and making new friends.
Complete the online registration form as soon as possible to reserve your spot. We look forward to seeing our future Ladycats on the field this summer!
Hallsville ISD is proud to congratulate Superintendent John Martin on being named a recipient of the Honorary Lone Star FFA Degree, the highest honorary recognition presented by the Texas FFA Association.
The Honorary Lone Star FFA Degree is awarded to individuals who have demonstrated exceptional service to agriculture, agricultural education, and the continued development of FFA members across Texas. The prestigious honor recognizes adults whose leadership, advocacy, and commitment have made a lasting impact on agricultural education and the future of young leaders.
Mr. Martin's unwavering support of the Hallsville FFA program has helped create opportunities for students to grow both inside and outside the classroom. His dedication to agricultural education and his commitment to student success have played an important role in strengthening the Hallsville FFA Chapter and its mission of developing premier leadership, personal growth, and career success.
This well-deserved recognition reflects the positive influence Mr. Martin has had on Hallsville ISD, its students, and the agricultural education community.
Congratulations, Mr. Martin, on receiving the Honorary Lone Star FFA Degree. Hallsville ISD is grateful for your leadership and your continued support of Hallsville FFA and its students.
Hallsville ISD is preparing to welcome students back for the 2026-2027 school year and has announced important registration dates and requirements for both returning and new students. Parents and guardians are encouraged to review the information below and gather all required documents before registration begins.
Online registration for returning Hallsville ISD students will open on July 14, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. Families will need to provide proof of residency in the form of a lease agreement, rental agreement, or the most recent Harrison County Tax Statement. Please note that utility bills cannot be accepted as proof of residency.
New student registration will be held on the following dates:
Parents and guardians registering a new student should bring the following:
Parents of incoming Pre-K and Kindergarten students should verify that immunizations are up to date. Vaccines that may be required include DTaP, IPV, MMR, Varicella, Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, Hib, and PCV.
Incoming seventh-grade students are required to have both the MCV4 meningitis vaccine and a Tdap booster prior to the start of school. The HPV vaccine remains optional.
Families with questions regarding registration may contact Hallsville ISD at 903-668-5990 or reach out directly to their campus registrar for assistance. Campus-specific contact information is available through each Hallsville ISD campus office.
Hallsville ISD looks forward to welcoming students and families for another outstanding year of learning, growth, and success. Be sure to mark these important dates on your calendar and complete registration early to ensure a smooth start to the school year.
Hallsville ISD families are encouraged to take advantage of an upcoming Back-to-School Student Immunization Clinic scheduled for Wednesday, July 29, 2026, from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the Hallsville Intermediate 6 Cafeteria, located at 401 Waldron Ferry Road, Hallsville, TX 75650.
The clinic is designed to help students meet state immunization requirements before the start of the 2026-2027 school year.
Parents and guardians are asked to register in advance using the online consent form. A QR code is available on the flyer, or families may complete registration online at this link.
Students entering Pre-K or Kindergarten who are not current on immunizations may need the following vaccines:
Parents should consult with their school nurse to determine whether their child is up to date on required immunizations.
Students entering 7th grade during the 2026-2027 school year are required to receive:
Both vaccines are required for 7th-grade enrollment. The HPV vaccine will also be available but is optional.
All insurance plans, including Medicaid, will be verified. Families planning to participate should complete the registration form even if they do not currently have insurance.
Parents without insurance should enter “NA” in all insurance fields on the registration form.
Self-pay costs are:
Hallsville ISD encourages families to take advantage of this opportunity to ensure students are prepared for a healthy and successful start to the new school year. For questions regarding required immunizations, please contact your campus nurse.
Hallsville ISD will host Substitute Training on Wednesday, August 5, 2026, at the HISD Administration Building for both returning and new substitute teachers.
This training session is designed to help substitutes prepare for the upcoming school year, review district expectations, and receive important information needed to support students and staff across Hallsville ISD campuses.
Returning Substitutes
New Substitutes
All substitute teachers are encouraged to attend the appropriate session based on their status with the district.
If you have questions about substitute training or if possible, please RSVP by contacting:
Hallsville ISD appreciates the important role substitute teachers play in supporting student success and looks forward to welcoming both new and returning substitutes for the 2026–2027 school year.
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Back to School Bash! 🎒🎉
Kick off the school year with fun, friends, and festivities!
📅 Date: August 6th
⏰ Time: 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM
📍 Location: HJH Gym
Address: #1 Bobcat Ln.
Hallsville ISD is currently seeking dedicated and reliable individuals to join our team as bus drivers.
Learn more at Hallsville ISD Transportation.
The Texas Legislature has enacted a new law banning the use of cell phones and personal communication devices in Texas schools. In alignment with House Bill 1481, Hallsville ISD will enforce these regulations regarding the use of personal communication devices during the instructional day.
Guidelines
Prohibited Use:
Students may not use personal cell phones or school-issued devices for personal communication.
House Bill 1481 prohibits the use of personal communication devices anywhere on campus during the instructional day — including hallways, restrooms, and common areas. The instructional day is defined from the first bell to the last bell, including all scheduled class periods, meals, and transitions.
Devices must remain powered off, out of sight, or stored in a teacher-provided location.
Electronic Communication:
Students are not permitted to use personal or school-issued devices to call, text, message, or engage in online chats.
This includes the use of apps and services for texting, messaging, or calling.
Emergency Contact Procedures:
Parents and guardians who need to contact their child during the school day must call the campus front office. Staff will ensure that messages are delivered promptly.
Prohibited Personal Communication Devices Include:
Cell phones, smart watches, tablets, pagers, handheld gaming devices, wireless headphones/Ear Buds.
What Parents Can Do:
Speak to your child about this new policy.
Encourage appropriate cell phone use.
Promote the importance of student focus during instructional time.
Disciplinary actions for violating this policy will follow the Hallsville ISD Code of Conduct.
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