105 N Walnut Ave
Hubbard, TX 76648

Our children have came to Hubbard isd from a school that doesn't care about much more than the $$,the building wasn't secure during school hours, my son was failing, always had something wrote in his folder from the teacher that he was doing wrong, seemed like the teachers targeted him, it was 2013 our daughter's first year of school, Our sons 3rd and dad and I were concerned, moving to Hubbard was our best decision,We love the small town old fashioned way of things, we are proud to say our children are jags. Go jags! And God bless those teachers, you have to appreciate a great school, if you don't recognize Hubbard isd as one of the bast then you haven't experienced a bad one. What Hubbard isd MAY lack in playground equipment the school is a safe and caring environment for our children, I hold that most important than any play things, I would recommend Hubbard for anyone's child :D

The poorly run school lacks focus on learning. Money is spent on sports, focus is on sports. Even saying this, the people hired to do the coaching are micro-managed by administration. If your child is not an athlete he will be ignored. If he is an athlete, hard work and team dedication don't count. The handful of talented students run the coaches. Sportsmanship lacks at every event, all you see is attutude and it's bad. If the school put as much effort into teaching (there are a handful of effective teachers who haven't left) they would have more support from the community. A new principal and superintendent would be necessary to gain the type of teaching staff these kids deserve.