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We are incredibly proud to share that our JROTC program earned a 98 out of 100 on today’s JPA inspection!

With this score, we are officially recognized as an Honor Unit with Distinction — the highest recognition a JROTC unit can achieve!

This accomplishment reflects the hard work, discipline, and teamwork of our amazing cadets and the unwavering support of our parents. Thank you for your dedication and commitment to excellence!

We are so proud of our entire JROTC family!

Huffman ISD is proud to recognize Hargrave High School TAFE (Texas Association of Future Educators) studentsfor their outstanding performance at the TAFE Area 4 Conference, held on November 14 at Lone Star College–University Park.

A total of 21 Hargrave students competed against students from across Waller, Harris, Liberty, Chambers, Fort Bend, Galveston, and Brazoria counties. With 1,083 event registrations, the conference represented a highly competitive field. Hargrave students contributed 28 total event registrations, with several students preparing for and competing in multiple events.

As a result of their hard work and preparation, 20 Hargrave students qualified to advance to the State Competition, which will take place at the Texas Teach Tomorrow Summit in Dallas this February.

In addition to competitive success, Hargrave student Logan McClain was elected Area 4 Vice-President for the 2026–2027 term, representing the district with leadership and professionalism.

Huffman ISD congratulates all participating students on their achievements and thanks sponsor Amanda Slack for her continued support of future educators. Hargrave TAFE students continue to represent Area 4 and Huffman ISD with excellence.

Huffman ISD proudly recognizes the Hargrave High School Bass Fishing Team for an exceptional performance during the THSBA Bayou City Division Tournament, held in November on Lake Houston.

Hargrave High School hosted the tournament, welcoming 122 boats in a highly competitive field that showcased skill, sportsmanship, and dedication to the sport. Hargrave was represented by 16 student teams, with 11 teams successfully weighing in their catches. Of those, five teams placed in the money, four earned Top 10 finishes, and two teams secured Top 5 placements.

With a combined weight of 41.34 pounds from the top three teams, Hargrave earned First Place Overall in the tournament—an impressive accomplishment that reflects the commitment of the student-anglers, boat captains, and program leadership.

The success continues at the divisional level, where three Hargrave teams are currently ranked in the Top 5 out of 133 total teams in the Bayou City Division. These consistent results have propelled Hargrave High School into 1st Place in the School of the Year standings.

Huffman ISD congratulates the Hargrave Bass Fishing Team and extends appreciation to sponsor Shawna Stevens and the volunteer boat captains for their dedication to providing meaningful opportunities for students.

A Hargrave High School student is turning vision into action through an innovative project designed to benefit both students and the community.

On Wednesday, December 10, Huffman ISD held a groundbreaking ceremony for Pond to Purpose, an initiative organized and led by Hargrave High School student Zach Casas. The project focuses on revitalizing the pond and surrounding areas at Falcon Ridge Elementary School into a safe, sustainable, and educational outdoor learning environment.

Pond to Purpose is designed to enhance student learning through hands-on experiences with nature while also supporting mental health and wellness. The revitalized space will provide opportunities for environmental education, reflection, and exploration in a peaceful outdoor setting.

Key components of the project include habitat restoration, the addition of outdoor learning spaces, and the creation of nature walking trails. Together, these elements will transform the area into a living classroom that connects science, sustainability, and community engagement.

“This project not only enriches student learning but also creates a lasting resource for the entire community to enjoy,” said district leaders during the ceremony.

Pond to Purpose is Zach Casas’ project for the Ford Leader Scholars Program, highlighting student leadership, service, and real-world impact. The project reflects Huffman ISD’s commitment to student voice, innovation, and partnerships that extend learning beyond the classroom.

The district looks forward to watching this space develop and to the lasting impact it will have on Falcon Ridge Elementary students and the broader Huffman ISD community.

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