



Hebron Orchestra
Hebron Orchestra is thrilled to offer four levels of orchestra for the 2025-2026 school year: Chamber Orchestra, Symphonic Orchestra, and Concert Orchestra, as well as the newly formed Philharmonic Orchestra! Hebron Orchestra welcomes all young string musicians with middle school experience. Our goal as a program is to offer all students a rewarding musical experience. If you are new to Hebron Orchestra we can’t wait for you to be a part of the Hebron Orchestra family!
Hebron Orchestra is highly awarded in local and statewide events. Program highlights include 39 UIL Sweepstakes, 32 All-State selections, two TMEA Honor Orchestra Finalist selections, and hundreds of Superior Ratings at Solo & Ensemble festivals.
Hebron Orchestra alumni continue to play music in college as both music majors and non-music majors. Recent former Hebron Orchestra students can be heard at UNT, TWU, SMU, A&M, USC, Rutgers, UCF, and the University of Denver, among others.


The Directors


Matthew Cautivar has served as the Director of Orchestras at Hebron High School since 2016. Under his direction the Hebron Orchestra has earned numerous awards and distinctions, as well as achieved numerous program firsts.
Prior to serving at Hebron, Mr. Cautivar taught at Killian Middle School, one of Hebron’s proud feeder schools. In his final year at KMS, the varsity orchestra earned a Sweepstakes rating at UIL performing a 5A Varsity High School program, for the first and only time in LISD Orchestra history.
Mr. Cautivar received a Bachelor of Music degree with honors from the University of North Texas. He is an advocate of LISD’s Strategic Design initiative as well as the 1:X initiative, having served previously on the Technology Cadre and Campus Design Team. He has presented professional learning for LISD as well as other learning communities on a variety of topics, such as technology in the classroom, grading for learning, and new teacher training. His professional affiliations include the Texas Music Educators Association and the Texas Orchestra Directors Association. He has served on the TMEA Election Committee, the UIL Music Advisory Committee, the TODA Composition Contest Committee, and the LISD Device Evaluation Committee.
Mr. Cautivar enjoys several genres of music, and even more – sharing the joy of music with students. In his free time he enjoys cooking and dining, watching and playing basketball, and taking his newly adopted pitbull Turtle Latte on runs at the lake.
Mrs. Christina Miller
