School History:

Hartman Middle School is named after a local educator, military veteran and philanthropist, Charles F. Hartman. Mr. Hartman began his Houston teaching career at the old Heights Senior High School (now Hamilton Middle School). He served as principal of both that school and Stonewall Jackson Junior High (now Navarro Middle School). Hartman also served as an army officer in both World Wars. Hartman Middle School was built in 1954. A new facility, which retained and renovated the original gymnasium and auditorium, was completed in 2007.

Vision

Charting a Course to Excellence: Nurturing curious minds, fostering critical thinking, and empowering our crew to sail toward a brighter tomorrow with emotional intelligence and intentional decision-making.

 

Mission Statement

Set Sail: Our mission is to cultivate scholars who excel in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Through exposure to high-quality instruction and experiences, we prepare our students to become future champions, anchored in excellence. 

School Colors

Burgundy & Black

 

School Mascot

Pirate