Class of 2026 seniors, we’re inviting you back home. Walk the same hallways, see familiar faces, and celebrate the journey from then to now.
Our 4th grade Cardinals had a fantastic field trip to the Texas State Capitol in Austin! Students enjoyed a day full of learning, exploration, and great memories together!
Our 2nd-grade Cardinals had an unforgettable field trip to Daikin Park, home of the Houston Astros!
It was a fun day filled with excitement, learning, and lots of smiles!
It was a fun day filled with excitement, learning, and lots of smiles!
Our 4th graders are busy working on financial literacy, data analysis, and adding and subtracting decimals!
⏳🎬 The FINAL COUNTDOWN is ON!
Every day matters. Every class counts. 📚
Don’t slow down—FINISH STRONG. 💪🔥
Show up. Stay focused. Be unstoppable.
#AttendanceMatters
Watch Attendance Hype Video: https://bit.ly/4tRXv4f
Every day matters. Every class counts. 📚
Don’t slow down—FINISH STRONG. 💪🔥
Show up. Stay focused. Be unstoppable.
#AttendanceMatters
Watch Attendance Hype Video: https://bit.ly/4tRXv4f
Happy Assistant Principal Appreciation Week
Mrs. Gore!!!
Mrs. Gore!!!
Enrollment in #HumbleISD is NOW OPEN for the 2026-2027 School Year! Enroll for Pre-K (eligibility based); New to District; and Out-of-District Limited Open Enrollment. Come EXPLORE, LEARN, and GROW in Humble ISD! More information: humbleisd.net/enrollment
STAAR Testing Dates
Our Cardinals love Beanstack Reading! It’s exciting to watch their love of reading grow as they build great habits and explore new stories!
STAAR Test Dates
Super Kids Day at FCE was a blast! Our students had so much fun enjoying games, teamwork, and time together. It was a day full of smiles, energy, and unforgettable memories!
A big shout-out to our 5th graders!!! Last Friday’s Black History Living Wax Museum was a huge success! Our 5th graders brought influential historical figures to life with powerful presentations, creativity, and confidence. We are so proud of their hard work and the meaningful learning shared across our campus!
Shoutout to our amazing Librarian for a Day! She did a fantastic job helping classmates and keeping our library running smoothly. We’re so proud of her leadership and responsibility!
Donut Shop day in Ms. Welch's class! Students are closing out their fraction module by solving word problems to include mixed numbers! They loved the challenge!!
We’re looking back at some wonderful moments from the Rodeo Art Show! We are so proud of our Cardinals who participated—their hard work and creativity truly shine. Way to go!
This week, we are celebrating Cardinals Choose Kindness Week here at FCE. Each day includes a fun dress-up option to help us show our commitment to kindness.
Please join us in celebrating Ms. Jenkins (right), our Teacher of the Year, and Ms. Porras (middle), our Paraprofessional of the Year! Their dedication, heart, and hard work make a meaningful impact on our students and our campus every single day. We are so grateful to have them as part of the FCE family!
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.
Love seeing our 4th graders in peer-led small groups! The encouragement, confidence, and rich math talk happening in these groups is inspiring.
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.
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.
