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After months of excitement, creativity, and community input, Hutto ISD is proud to officially announce the name of its second high school: Creekside High School. The name was approved by the Hutto ISD Board of Trustees on Thursday evening following a community-driven naming process that generated more than 200 submissions.

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Hutto Independent School District is proud to announce the appointment of Bridget Arndt as the new principal of the District’s Early College High School. Ms. Arndt will lead the expansion of dual credit offerings as Hutto ISD now provides access to college coursework at no cost to families living in the Temple College taxing district.

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Hutto Independent School District is proud to announce Dr. Meagan Coronado as the founding principal of the district’s second comprehensive high school, officially named Creekside High School. The Hutto ISD Board of Trustees approved the official campus name during Thursday night’s board workshop.

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Inspiring Excellence

Hutto ISD is a proud district that develops community involvement and support through strong relationships and caring for all students. Hippo Nation achieves success for all students by embracing our uniqueness and strong sense of belonging. We strive to create world-class problem solvers and 21st-century learners by inspiring excellence in academics, character, and community.

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Building Transparency

Hutto ISD is hitting refresh on the construction section of the District’s Bond 2023 webpage, building on our mission to keep the Hippo Nation community informed. 

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Small Steps, Big Wins

As Hutto ISD prepares to celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week beginning May 4, we are proud to spotlight an educator who embodies the very heart of Hippo Nation.

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Smoking Big Dreams

For Hutto High School senior Eyana Martinez, the future smells a lot like slow-smoked brisket and fresh-baked cookies.

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Rooted In Service

For sisters Jasmine Perez, an eight grader and Julie Perez, a seventh grader, moving to a new town and starting at a new school is nothing new.

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