Parents and student meeting with a teacher

Hempstead ISD will host several Student/Parent/Teacher Conference Days this Fall. Parents and guardians are encouraged to sign up for a time to meet with their children's teachers. Conferences are by appointment only, and campuses have started reaching out to families to schedule them.

These days ensure that teachers and parents can work together to ensure students are on track for learning. Please follow the schedule and instructions for each campus. 

Please review our 2026-2027 academic calendars as a reminder of the upcoming student holidays.

Hempstead Elementary School 

Hempstead Early Childhood Center/Hempstead Middle School/Hempstead High School

Hempstead Elementary Families - October 13 and 14

Join Hempstead Elementary for parent-teacher conferences. This is an opportunity to meet your child’s teacher. Teachers will review attendance and discipline records and focus on your student’s learning. Times vary; teachers will coordinate directly with parents. For questions, please call 979-826-2452 or visit thirdfuture.org/schools/hempstead.

Hempstead Middle School Families - October 19
Hempstead Middle School parents/guardians are invited to attend a student/parent/teacher conference on Monday, October 19. Conferences are by appointment only, and campuses have begun reaching out to families to schedule appointments. If a parent/guardian has not been contacted by October 15 and would like to request a meeting, they may do so by reaching out to their child’s campus or teacher via Rooms. Parents are encouraged to bring their child with them.

Hempstead Early Childhood Center & Hempstead High School Families - October 20
Hempstead Early Childhood Center and Hempstead High School parents/guardians are invited to attend a student/parent/teacher conference on Tuesday, October 20. Conferences are by appointment only, and campuses have begun reaching out to families to schedule appointments. If a parent/guardian has not been contacted by October 16 and would like to request a meeting, they may do so by reaching out to their child’s campus or teacher via Rooms. Parents are encouraged to bring their child with them.