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Hutto Independent School District

www.hipponation.org

 
Hutto ISD is a proud district that develops community involvement and support through strong relationships and caring for all kids. We achieve success for all students by creating world-class problem solvers and 21st century learners. Hutto ISD offers more than just a high school diploma through a wide-range of advanced and college-level courses, dual-credit coursework; a Career and Technical Education program featuring numerous certifications including culinary arts, health sciences, business and veterinarian programs; award-winning and state-recognized art, band, music and athletic programs, a state-awarded and nationally recognized FCCLA program; and excellent expanded facilities. The district also recently became the first in ...
  • Number of Employees: 1K-5K
  • Annual Revenue: > $1 Billion

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