School History

Built in 1964, Hubbard Junior High School was named for Texas Governor, Richard B. Hubbard.  In 1979, the name was changed to Hubbard Middle School as practices were changed to reflect a developmentally appropriate program for adolescent learners.  As Tyler continued to grow, additional space was needed, so Hubbard was expanded in the early 1980's and currently houses 950 6th, 7th, and 8th grade middle-schoolers.

Facts About Hubbard

• Acceptable campus
• Winner of Texas Successful Schools award for significant gains in TAKS scores
• Mentor school award for significant gains in TAKS scores
• PTA recognized for outstanding volunteer program
• Member school of the Texas Middle School Association
• Participates in Academic Rodeo, Math Counts, Dallas Morning News Spelling Bee, St. Judes Math-a-thon, Duke Talent Search

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