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News Releases 2022-2023
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Humble ISD Hosts Marching Band Festival
Humble ISD will once again host the annual High School Marching Band Festival on Saturday, October 8 at Turner Stadium.
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Humble ISD Police honor Officer Billy Don Ivey as 2022 Officer of the Year
Officer Billy Ivey was honored as the Humble ISD Police Department Officer of the Year at the 2022 Honoring Our Heroes Luncheon hosted by Partnership Lake Houston on Sept. 20.
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Humble ISD Hosts College Night on October 10, 2022
Join us for College Night from 6 to 8 p.m. on Monday, October 10 at the Humble Civic Center located at 8233 Will Clayton Parkway.
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North Bend Elementary School to open in Fall 2023
Humble ISD is replacing the North Belt Elementary School building, which has been open more than 50 years. The new campus opens in Fall 2023.
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Curtain Call Cafe presents Boomtown: Humble, Texas 1904-1911
Curtain Call Cafe presents Boomtown: Humble, Texas 1904-1911, at the Nathaniel Center October 21-23.
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Community says farewell to former Kingwood Middle School campus at KMS Demo Day
On Saturday, September 10, the community was invited to a special event, KMS Demo Day, to take a final stroll through the 45 year old original Kingwood Middle School campus
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Flood Mitigation Continues at Kingwood High School
After Hurricane Harvey flooded Kingwood High School in 2017, FEMA granted Humble ISD $28 million to build flood mitigation measures around the building.
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Humble ISD Students are State Thespian Officers
Jacqueline Trinh-Juarez, a Kingwood High School student, and Jordan Williams, a Summer Creek High School student, are two of just 18 students from the State of Texas to serve on the State Thespian Board during the 2022-2023 school year.
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Humble ISD Police Department One of Only Eight School Districts Designated as a Police Training Provider
The Humble ISD Police Department is a designated Police Training Provider for the state of Texas.
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Humble ISD Police has a Mental Health Officer for Crisis Response
Corporal Jeffery Vadzemneiks serves as Humble ISD’s Mental Health Officer.
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Chief Cook Serves as Statewide President
Humble ISD Police Chief Solomon Cook serves as President of the Texas School Police Chiefs’ Association.
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Charles Street Stadium Renovation
Humble High School alumni toured Charles Street Stadium that is under renovation during the HHS Alumni Banquet and Dance weekend.
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Personalized Counseling Helps Students
Humble ISD added Student Wellness Counselors beginning in the 2021-2022 school year.
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Students Teaching Students
Humble Middle School orchestra students will have the opportunity to receive free, private lessons from Humble High School students thanks to a $10,824 grant from the Humble ISD Education Foundation.
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North Agricultural Science Center Welcomes Students
A new North Agricultural Science Center is ready to welcome students for the 2022-23 school year. The 6.9 acre site on Mills Branch Drive is located within four miles of Kingwood and Kingwood Park High Schools.
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Budget Challenge Prepares Students for Personal Finances
The Humble ISD Education Foundation supports Humble ISD teachers and staff in their quest to provide the best possible learning opportunities for all students. This is one example of one of 67 projects funded for the 22-23 school year.
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Foundation Grant Provides Health Science Students Valuable Tool to Learn Life-saving Skills
Thanks to the Humble ISD Education Foundation, students enrolled in the Health Science program at Summer Creek High School have an extra learning tool in the classroom to help them prepare for real scenarios in hospitals.
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Imaginative Playgrounds coming to a school near you
Humble ISD families will have new ways to play outdoors. Each of the district’s 30 elementary schools are receiving new or additional playground equipment thanks to Bond 2022 funds, federal funds, or City of Houston TIRZ funds
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District Teachers of the Year share their passion for learning
Jill Honeycutt, District Teacher of the Year, and Nathanael Wooley, Secondary Teacher of the Year share their passion for teaching and learning.
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Drone Piloting Creates New Job Market
The sky’s the limit when it comes to drone piloting, and Humble ISD is equipping students with the skills they need to capitalize in this field that is growing in demand.
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Apply for Free and Reduced Meals for the 2022-2023 School Year
As of June 30, 2022, the USDA has discontinued the funding that has provided free meals to all students. It is critical for families to complete the annual application this school year in order to qualify for free and reduced meals.
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Centennial Elementary honored for innovation in Learning Space Design
Centennial Elementary received the Texas Association of School Administrators and the Texas Association of School Boards’ Caudill Award for its design in telling the history of Humble ISD.
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New Barbering Classes are “A Cut Above"
Students in grades 10-12 from Atascocita, Humble, Kingwood, Kingwood Park, and Summer Creek high schools will have barbering courses available to take as an elective.
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River Pines Elementary receives $25,000 donation from Harris County MUD 278
Representatives with Harris County MUD 278 presented a $25,000 check to River Pines Elementary during the June 21 meeting of the Humble ISD Board of Trustees.
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Atascocita High School Graduate playing for the Texans Honored
City of Humble Mayor Norman Funderburk proclaimed July 13, 2022, Kenyon Green Day in Humble, Texas. The day honors Kenyon Green, an Atascocita graduate and Texas A&M alumnus, who was drafted first round by the Houston Texans NFL team. During the 2022 NFL
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Summer Creek High School Boys Track and Field Team honored for repeat State Championship at June Board of Trustees meeting
The Summer Creek High School Boys Track and Field Team was honored at the Board of Trustees meeting on Tuesday, June 21, for winning the Class 6A State Title at the 2022 UIL state meet. This is the second year in a row the team has earned the honor and th
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Niche: Humble ISD, #1 Best Place to Teach in Houston Area
Humble ISD is ranked #1 out of 48 school districts in the Houston Area for “Best Places to Teach” by Niche.
