Hutto Middle School

Hutto Independent School District is dedicated to fostering an inclusive and supportive educational environment for all students, particularly those with unique learning needs. Serving children from early childhood through high school, the district recognizes a diverse range of diagnoses, including language-based learning disabilities and twice-exceptional students. The school employs a holistic approach that integrates specialized programs and therapeutic methodologies designed to nurture each child's potential. With a focus on individualized learning plans and small class sizes, Hutto ISD ensures that students receive personalized attention from highly qualified educators who are committed to their success. What sets Hutto ISD apart is its strong emphasis on community involvement and family partnerships, creating a collaborative atmosphere that extends beyond the classroom. Additionally, the district's recognition as a Best Community for Music Education highlights its commitment to enriching student experiences through arts and extracurricular programs. Overall, Hutto ISD stands out as a nurturing hub for academic excellence and personal growth, where every child is celebrated for their uniqueness and encouraged to thrive.

Howard Norman Elementary School is a kindergarten through 5th grade campus in Hutto ISD, serving about 563 students on Llano River Trail. Our students are Hippos, and each month we recognize Hippos of the Month. Two school counselors work with our students, and families take part in student-led conferences, where children walk their parents through their own progress. Our library offers digital reading tools such as Epic!, ReadingIQ, Readworks, Vooks and SORA eBooks and audiobooks, along with Scholastic book fairs and an author highlight. We support military-connected families, and our active PTA hosts events such as Trunk or Treat and grade-level concerts. Students can ride district bus routes, and families can also connect with the Hutto Education Foundation and district volunteering and mentoring programs.

Hutto High School serves grades 10 to 12 for Hutto ISD, and our Early College High School program starts students in 9th grade. Through our partnership with Temple College, early college students can finish high school with an associate's degree or up to 60 hours of college credit, with pathways in business, education and English. Students build their own path through Pre-AP classes in every core subject, more than 20 Advanced Placement courses and dual enrollment with Temple College in subjects such as US history, English composition and government. Career and technical education programs of study include culinary arts, automotive, criminal justice, engineering and robotics, and agriculture through FFA. Our Air Force JROTC unit blends aerospace science, leadership education and physical fitness, with drill competitions, field trips and community service projects. Students also join HOSA, Business Professionals of America, FCCLA, National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, band, choir, UIL theatre and Hippo athletics. School counselors guide course planning and college readiness, and the campus offers mental health resources.