Humble Middle School

Wilson Road Campus

Construction

The School Board accepted an offer of $73,000 for the purchase a 37-acre site on Wilson road on June 8, 1971. The land, owned by the Cities Service Oil Co., is an L-shape property adjacent to Humble High School.¹

In July 1971, plans for the new intermediate school were approved by the school board.  The new school would contain 100,000 square feet and some 30 classrooms.²

The construction contract of $1.68 million was awarded to Marshall Construction Co., Inc. of Houston.  The building was designed by architect Dean Stubbe.³

The school board adopted the middle school plan: elementary grades 1-5, middle school grades 6-8, high school grades 9-12.⁴

The school board accepted the building as substantially complete on July 28, 1972. 

1. "District Near Purchase of 37-Acre School Building Site." Humble Echo. June 10, 1971.
2. "Plans Approved for Intermediate School." Humble Echo. July 29, 1971.
3. "$1.68 Million Contract Awarded for New Intermediate School. Humble Echo. August 26, 1971.
4. "Middle School Plan Adopted." Humble Echo. March 30, 1972.