Hallsville Independent School District

Hallsville ISD will host a voluntary Stop the Bleed training class for students in grades 7–12 on Thursday, May 21, 2026, at 1:00 p.m. in the Hallsville High School Cafeteria.

This hands-on safety course is designed to teach students how to respond during emergency situations involving severe bleeding. Participants will learn life-saving techniques, practice critical response skills, and gain confidence in helping others during a medical emergency.

The Stop the Bleed program empowers individuals to take action before professional help arrives. Students will receive instruction on recognizing life-threatening bleeding, using pressure and tourniquets correctly, and responding quickly when every second matters.

Hallsville ISD encourages eligible students to take advantage of this valuable opportunity to learn practical skills that could help save a life.

Event Details:
📅 May 21, 2026
🕐 1:00 p.m.
📍 Hallsville High School Cafeteria
🎓 Open to Hallsville ISD students in grades 7–12

Learn. Practice. Save Lives.
Real skills. Real impact. Be ready. Be prepared. Be the one.

Hallsville ISD invites girls currently in Kindergarten through 8th grade to participate in the Ladycat Basketball Camp!

Camp Details

Date: June 13
Location: Hallsville High School Practice Gyms

Session One:

• Time: 8:00–9:15 AM
• Grades: Kindergarten–2nd

Session Two:

• Time: 9:45 AM–1:00 PM
• Grades: 3rd–8th

Camp Cost

• $65 (if registered before May 20)
• $70 (after May 20)

Walk-ups are welcome.

Additional Information

• Campers will receive a basketball and certificate
• Instruction provided by Hallsville High School players and coaches

Note: Please bring money for snacks and Ladycat merchandise.

Hallsville ISD is currently seeking dedicated and reliable individuals to join our team as bus drivers.

Incentives & Benefits

• $1,500 sign-on bonus for applicants with a CDL
  OR
• $1,000 sign-on bonus plus $500 training incentive upon CDL certification
• $100 monthly contribution toward your insurance premium
• $50 monthly perfect attendance incentive
• Opportunities to earn additional income by driving extracurricular trips

Learn More / Apply

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.

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.