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HPISD outlines extracurricular code and 2025–26 Honor Code emphasizing integrity and leadership
Summary
Deputy Superintendent Dr. Shorr Heathcote told trustees the 2025–26 Honor Code will emphasize integrity, community and leadership and that coaches, sponsors and directors will distribute and collect signed extracurricular codes of conduct from students and parents. Athletics and fine-arts frameworks are being developed.
Deputy Superintendent Dr. Shorr Heathcote told trustees the district's 2025–26 Honor Code will emphasize integrity, community and leadership and that implementation will include campus graphics, updates to the Kiltie and Honor Council processes, parent communication and student accountability.
Heathcote also said coaches, sponsors and directors will review an Extracurricular Code of Conduct with students, distribute copies and collect signed acknowledgements from both students and parents. The district is developing separate frameworks for Athletics and Fine Arts to clarify communication, expectations, UIL eligibility and staff professional development.
The items were presented for information and are intended to be implemented districtwide during the 2025–26 school year.
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