HUMBLE ISD

Tuesday, March 3, is the Primary Election. Voting brings visitors to some buildings and requires that parts of campuses be closed off while votes are being cast. Extra safety and security measures are put in place to help support a safe and secure learning environment for those campuses being used for voting. Read more: https://www.humbleisd.net/article/2739568

The 2026 Rodeo Art Show showcased the talent of students across the district while highlighting the excellent educational opportunities offered through the Visual Arts program. Read more: https://www.humbleisd.net/article/2740458

The CHAMPS are BACK in the FINAL FOUR!! Congratulations to the Summer Creek High School girls basketball as they advance to the UIL Class 6A DI State Semifinals. #FocusOnTheGood

Summerwood Elementary was ready for a day of fun at their Pre-K Farmer's Market! Enjoying freshly picked produce, learning about planting and square dancing, plus cow milking and egg races!

Athletic Physicals for Middle and High School Students for the 26-27 School Year this Saturday, February 28. Read more at: https://www.humbleisd.net/article/2685311

📸: This is her FIGHT SONG!!

It was Ava Day at Atascocita Springs Elementary!!

The campus cheered on Ava, a kindergartener, who is battling high-risk neuroblastoma, with a parade. Students made signs and each got a pink “Ava’s Fight Squad” bracelet!!

The future looks bright for our littlest learners! Lakeland Elementary Pre-K students are dreaming BIG!

Dr. Brown joined Ms. Crutcher's 1st Grade Oaks Elementary friends for Sweet on Reading today!

Tonight’s the night! Join our Counseling Team at the Humble Civic Center from 6 to 8 p.m. for the Mental Health & Wellness Fair. Explore interactive activities, movement rooms, presentations, community vendors, kid fun, food trucks, and door prizes. We’d love to see you there! Event details: https://bit.ly/4aoozkP #MentalHealthMatters

Humble ISD has named Kyle Coats as Athletic Coordinator/Head Football Coach for Atascocita High School. Read More: https://www.humbleisd.net/article/2714547

Humble ISD well represented on the UIL Wrestling State Championship Podium!!

State Champion (Class 6A - 190 Weight Class) - Sean Perez (Humble High School)
State Runner-Up (Class 6A - 215 Weight Class) - Zayde Facchetti (Kingwood High School)

Congrats to both wrestlers on incredible seasons! #UILState

Kingwood High School NJROTC won the Houston Area 17 Brain Brawl Championship. They are now headed to Nationals at the Naval Academy in Annapolis!

This weekend was one for the books. The Atascocita Middle School Tigerettes Dance Team swept the competition and brought home the Overall Grand Champion title at the 2026 Ascension Dance Competition.

Humble ISD schools will be closed to the public February 9-13 for February Break. District offices will be open. Middle and High School classes resume Monday, February 16. Elementary classes resume Tuesday, February 17.

Students, including ones from Jack Fields Elementary had an amazing time at Humble Rodeo Special Kids Day! Students loved seeing the animals, dancing, and having fun with friends. So many smiles and sweet memories made!

Congrats to Summer Creek High School junior Gabriella Rendon on winning the Tiny House #8 Design Contest!

Gabriella’s rustic-style design was chosen this week and will be built next school year by our architecture students for a homeless veteran.

This week was 100th day magic in kindergarten at Willow Creek Elementary! A 103-year-old veteran born in 1922 visited to share his stories with our students. Truly unforgettable.

📸: Forever An Eagle! 🦅
Houston Astros top prospect Brice Matthews, a Class of 2020 Graduate, returned home to Atascocita High School on Friday, January 30, to be honored at a pep rally and have his No. 3 Atascocita baseball jersey officially retired! #FocusOnTheGood

The Humble ISD Rodeo Art Show is not short on talent! If you couldn’t make it last night, another showing is TONIGHT, Jan. 29, at the Humble Civic Center from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

Humble ISD will be OPEN Tuesday, January 27. Classes will begin at normal time. School buses and activities will operate on the normal schedule.

We understand that because of the cold some families may need extra time in the morning and may choose to take students to school rather than have them wait outside at bus stops. To provide flexibility, middle schools and high schools will not record student tardies for the first period on Tuesday. Elementary schools will not record student tardies until after 9 a.m. Tuesday.

The district is allowed to exempt first period tardiness due to the weather. However, absences on Tuesday must be recorded due to state education code requirements.

We appreciate your support through the winter storm.