Huntsville, TX, September 25, 2025
News Summary
Huntsville Independent School District recently held its annual homecoming parade themed ‘A Night in Paris.’ The event showcased community spirit with participation from students, families, and faculty. As excitement grows for the upcoming homecoming football game against New Caney West Fork, 26 candidates vie for the titles of homecoming prince and princess. With a new head coach at the helm, the community is optimistic about the Hornets’ performance this season, all set against a backdrop of sunny weather predictions for the festivities.
Huntsville ISD Hosts Annual Homecoming Parade with “A Night in Paris” Theme Ahead of Friday’s Game
Huntsville, TX – Huntsville Independent School District (HISD) celebrated its annual homecoming parade on Wednesday, September 24, 2025, featuring this year’s theme, “A Night in Paris.” The parade flowed through downtown, showcasing community spirit as students, faculty, and families united to mark this special occasion.
The homecoming football game is set for Friday night at HISD Stadium, where the Huntsville Hornets will face off against New Caney West Fork. As excitement builds for the matchup, the crowning of the homecoming king and queen will take place during halftime, adding to the festivities of the evening.
This year, 26 candidates are in contention for princess and prince across respectively within the freshman, sophomore, and junior classes. Enthusiastic students have shown their support for their favorite candidates, with activities occurring in the Commons at Huntsville High School during lunch breaks. Among them is Holdyn Hosea, a drum major for the Hornet Band, who has actively campaigned by distributing goodies and hanging posters around the school.
The homecoming court was announced on Monday, creating a buzz throughout the school as students rallied behind their peers. Preparing for Homecoming 2025 has kept students engaged with vibrant campaigning and the organization of various events leading up to the day.
Football activities at HISD have been particularly noteworthy this year, especially following the appointment of Todd Moebes as the new head football coach and athletic director on March 17, 2025. He succeeded retired coach Rodney Southern and arrives with a commendable coaching background, having achieved a career record of 76-75 over 13 seasons at Lockhart and Abilene Cooper.
Huntsville football has been recognized for its consistency in 5A-Division II, reaching the regional finals in 2023 and advancing to the area playoffs in 2024. Superintendent Scott Sheppard has expressed confidence in Coach Moebes, anticipating a positive impact on the Hornet athletics program and looking forward to the development of the team throughout the season.
The weather forecast for Friday, September 25, 2025, predicts mainly sunny conditions with a high of 88°F and light variable winds, promising favorable conditions for both the homecoming celebrations and the football game. As the community prepares for this exciting event, the enthusiasm of students and families illustrates the pride and spirit that Huntsville ISD embodies.
FAQ
What is the theme for this year’s Huntsville ISD homecoming celebration?
The theme for this year’s homecoming celebration was “A Night in Paris.”
When is the Huntsville homecoming football game scheduled?
The homecoming football game is scheduled for Friday night at HISD Stadium against New Caney West Fork.
How many candidates are running for homecoming princess and prince?
There are 26 candidates running for princess and prince across the freshman, sophomore, and junior classes.
Who is the new head football coach for Huntsville ISD?
Todd Moebes was named the new head football coach and athletic director for Huntsville ISD on March 17, 2025.
What is Todd Moebes’s coaching record prior to joining Huntsville ISD?
Todd Moebes has a notable coaching background, with a career record of 76-75 over 13 seasons at Lockhart and Abilene Cooper.
Key Features
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Theme | A Night in Paris |
| Game Date | Friday, September 25, 2025 |
| Homecoming Court | Announced on Monday, includes 26 candidates for princess and prince |
| Football Coach | Todd Moebes, head football coach and athletic director |
| Weather Forecast | Mainly sunny with a high of 88°F |
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Additional Resources
- Item Online: Huntsville ISD Travels to Paris with Homecoming Parade
- Wikipedia: Homecoming
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- Google Search: Huntsville ISD Homecoming
- WHNT: Huntsville Police to Manage Traffic for Mae Jemison High School Homecoming Parade
- Google Scholar: Homecoming Celebrations
- Texas HS Football: Todd Moebes Named Huntsville ISD Head Coach
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Homecoming Celebrations
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