Kingwood Park High School

By Joshua Koch Public Communications As Megan Ortiz wrote her nomination letter to the Texas Association of Journalism Educators, the Kingwood Park High School adviser emph...

By Marie Wakefield, KPTimes.com The average pumpkin weighs 13 pounds. When several are stacked in a wheelbarrow, they can quickly add up. However, Kingwood High and Kingwood Park...

By Sydney Ortiz, KPTimes.com The girls cross country team defied expectations to win the District Championship for the third consecutive year on Oct. 10. “I feel like this wa...

Tricia Darcy, KPTimes.com As the finish line neared at the District Championships, senior Elijah Merino battled with Dayton junior Jaxon Asbill for the top spot on Oct. 10. M...

By Joshua Koch Public Communications At the annual Texas Association of Journalism Educators Fall Fiesta Convention held in October, Kingwood Park High School Student Public...

Humble ISD will once again host the annual High School Marching Band Festival on Saturday, September 28, at Turner Stadium. The festival will feature all five Humble ISD high sch...

Since senior Courtney Daniel started throwing shot put and discus in seventh grade, she dreamed of throwing at an SEC school. Daniel had five trips planned over consecutive weeks ...

Join us for College Night from 6 to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, October 1, at the Humble Civic Center located at 8233 Will Clayton Parkway. Meet with colleges, universities, military and t...

Each September, the student body celebrates Go Gold month with a pep rally to raise awareness for pediatric cancer. Earlier in the week, each grade level battled it out in a co-ed...

By Joshua Koch Public Communications Kingwood Park High School was one of 10 schools in the nation to be named as The George H. Gallup Award winner in the 2024 Quill and Scr...

By Public Communications The 2024-2025 Humble ISD Secondary Teachers of the Year were honored at the Humble ISD School Board meeting on Tuesday, September 10. The teachers we...

September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, and Humble ISD is excited to continue the partnership with three local non-profits, Addi's Faith Foundation , L3 Foundation , an...

All Humble ISD elementary, middle and high school students may eat breakfast free of charge at all campuses during the 2024-2025 school year. For students to receive a free bre...

September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, and Humble ISD is excited to continue the partnership with three local non-profits, Addi's Faith Foundation, L3 Foundation, and Moth...

This year the varsity volleyball team has been gearing up and preparing for the new season. Over the spring, many of the teammates played together as part of a club team for Kingw...

The varsity football team fell just shy of a victory in its season opening game against Montgomery. The Panthers fell, 28-26, with senior Aaron Gilliam making his first start at q...

The first pep rally of the year was USA themed and included performance by the band, cheerleaders and Silver Stars officers. There was also a pyramid-building competition between ...

Over the summer, interactive panels and Chromebook carts were given to the school as a part of the Humble Technology Bond to give students greater access to new technology. Schoo...

By Public Communications Humble ISD’s five football programs will begin their pursuit of reaching AT&T Stadium and the Texas High School Football State Championship Games when ...

The theme for the 2024-2025 school year in Humble ISD is Shine On! Students from Humble, Kingwood, Kingwood Park and Summer Creek High School performed a musical number to kick-...