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Bryan Hill is in his 7th year as the Superintendent for Hedley CISD. Before that time Mr. Hill was the principal for Hedley CISD for 17 years. Mr. Hill was also taught and coached during his 17 years as principal. Mr. Hill, a native of Hedley and a 1975 graduate of Hedley High School, he attended Clarendon College and West Texas State University in Canyon where he graduated with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Education in 1980. Mr. Hill with his Debbie moved to Wellington, Texas in 1980 where he taught and coached for two years. In 1982 the Hill's moved to Hedley, where Mr. Hill became the principal, teacher, and coach. In 1990 to 1992, Mr. Hill attended Sul Ross State University in Alpine, Texas where he received a Master's Degree in Education and his Mid-Management certification. In 1996, Mr. Hill received his Superintendents certification from West Texas A&M University. As HCISD superintendent, Mr. Hill spearheaded a successful November 1999 bond election for one million dollars to build a new addition to the school. The new addition was completed October 1, 2002. The new addition consisted of a new library/auditorium, four classrooms, and a new metal roof over the entire main building. Mr. Hill's goals for Hedley CISD are improving student achievement through well trained teachers and time on task. To improve facilities to create the best learning environment. To act fiscally responsible and nurture, encourage and train teachers. Mr. Hill's wife, Debbie, is a third grade teacher at Hedley Elementary School. Mr. Hill is the father of three daughters, all three of which are recent graduates of Hedley CISD.
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