Authorization of 2017 Reappraisals Brings Refunds
The School Board's authorization for the reappraisal of property tax values for 2017 in support of taxpayers impacted by Hurricane Harvey will result in checks going out this fall to taxpayers whose reappraisal amount has resulted in a refund. More Information

Bond 2018: Keeping Our Promises
On May 5, voters approved a $575 million bond referendum. On July 24, Humble ISD sold $125 million in bonds to pay for the first portion of the plan, which includes security enhancements, technology upgrades and more. Bond Updates 

Supporting the Whole Child Through the Storm
News coverage can be helpful for individuals, but it can also be a reminder of difficult times to our students and community. If your child is experiencing difficulty during this season, please encourage them to contact their school counselor. Additional Resources

The Texas Education Agency released ratings for school districts using a new A-F system on August 15, 2018. Humble ISD received “Not Rated.” Humble ISD is among 92 Gulf Coast districts not being rated because of the storm’s impact on the 2017-2018 school year.  If ratings were in effect for Humble ISD, the district’s score would have been a B or 88, two points below an A.  Ratings are primarily based on multiple-choice tests that the state requires schools to administer to elementary, middle, and high school students.

Apply Online for Free and Reduced Price Meals
You may now apply online for free and reduced price meals. There will be no paper forms this year. You must have a School Cafe account to apply. Eligibility requirements and Frequently Asked Questions.

2017-2027 Facilities Assessment
A study of the condition and future needs of our current facilities, along with potential construction projects. Facilities Assessment viewbook