The final pep rally on the day of a football game was held last Friday. The class competition was a battle of tug of war.
Girls basketball returns to action for a home game tonight. Varsity tips off at 7 p.m.
With clubs, organizations and athletic programs stationed at tables, there was a great turnout during eighth grade night on Monday. Student leaders answered questions, along with coaches and teachers.
Join us this Saturday from 10 am to noon, for a Veterans community celebration on the AHS football field! Tour a Black Hawk helicopter and meet the crew. Grades 6-12 and all adults invited on the field for fun, combat fitness led by the AHS Marine Corps JROTC and Veteran Navy SEAL Congressman Dan Crenshaw. You won't want to miss student performances including KHS saxophone quartet and AHS Patriettes. Hope to see you there!
Join Us for 8th Grade Information night on Monday, November 11th at 6PM. This event is a great opportunity for incoming students and their families to learn more about what the school has to offer.
Work Out With a Vet, originally scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 2, has been postponed due to the weather forecast of rain/thunderstorms.
We are looking forward to holding this free districtwide, community, outdoor event at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Nov. 16, at Atascocita High School .No registration is required.
Humble ISD is preparing students for bright academic futures. In episode 28 of Ask an Expert, Dr. Tong Utakrit, Director of Advanced Learning and Services, shares valuable insights on college readiness and entrance exams, along with expert tips on understanding score reports and effective exam preparation strategies.
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The final home game for the girls volleyball team will be tonight. All of the seniors will be celebrated as the team takes on Splendora.
NHS officers held a leadership conference after school on Oct. 23. Students were able to listen to coach Eric Coovert talk about leadership before rotating through stations led by the officers.
Seniors Carson Brown and Elijah Merino qualified for the UIL 5A Cross Country State Championships. The two will compete on Nov. 2. This will be the third State appearance for both runners.
JROTC students volunteered as more than 1,000 pumpkins arrived for the community pumpkin patch at the Good Shepherd Episcopal Church on Woodland Hills Drive.
The Thrift Market is taking place on Oct. 16-17 during Flex Hour. As a fundraiser, students can go shopping for donated clothing. Each item is only $1.
🌟PRINCIPAL HIGHLIGHT🌟 One of the most rewarding aspects of being a principal for Mr. Solomon is seeing students grow and thrive! It's all about making a difference in young lives and shaping the future! Thank You for serving the KPHS community!
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Graduation 2025 Dates and Times are now available! Stay up to date with graduation information at https://www.humbleisd.net/graduation.
Seniors in Government and Economics classes listed to Harris County voter registration officials. Students who are eligible to vote in the next election were also given the opportunity to register during class.
During Homecoming Week, seniors Wells Kenny and Bailey Fovargue were crowned King and Queen at halftime of the varsity football game.
October is #NationalPrincipalsMonth! Each day we will celebrate and honor our amazing #HumbleISD Principals! You might even learn a fun fact or two along the way! So be sure to #ThankAPrincipal this month! 👏👏 Today we start with a big 📣SHOUT OUT📣 to our high school Principals! #ShineOn💫
On Wednesday, the halls were brightened by all the neon colors. The Homecoming theme is Gloco and Wednesday was Neon Day.
The Homecoming theme days continued on Tuesday with Crocs and Socks taking the spotlight.
Homecoming Week kicked off with Jersey Day as the first theme. Many students participated with a wide variety of jerseys.
