Hebron High School, Secondary education facility in Carrollton, Texas, US

Hebron High School is a secondary school in Carrollton, Texas, situated on an expansive campus that serves students from several surrounding communities. The facility includes a separate ninth-grade campus and enrolls students from Plano, Frisco, The Colony, Carrollton, and Lewisville.

The school opened in 1999 as the fourth high school in the Lewisville Independent School District, following groundbreaking ceremonies held in 1997. This establishment was part of the district's expansion to serve the area's growing population.

The school takes its name from an educational institution that operated in this Texas area during the late 1800s. This naming choice ties the modern campus to the region's earlier educational roots.

Hebron sits on 70 acres in Carrollton, with the 9th Grade Campus next to the main building; the first three construction phases were finished in June 1998, and an 800-seat auditorium came later. The campus is a working school for grades nine to twelve, so visits belong to school hours and the main office. Students from other districts can enroll here.

The marching band received the Sudler Shield in 2010, an award from the John Philip Sousa Foundation, and is a consistent UIL State Marching Contest medalist and Bands of America finalist. When the school was being built, Lewisville ISD asked Arbor Creek Middle School students to suggest a mascot; among the ideas were the Hawks, Hippos and Hurricanes, and the Hawks was chosen.