Humble ISD will be open on Monday, May 6, 2024. Classes and activities at all campuses will resume, and buses will operate as normal. Please see news release for more information, https://www.humbleisd.net/article/1583977.
Humble ISD will be closed on Friday, May 3, 2024.
Harris County has asked multiple communities in our school district to evacuate. As you know, heavy rainfall caused Lake Conroe, Lake Livingston, Lake Houston, both the East and West Forks of the San Jacinto River, and other creeks to rise. Additionally, authorities are planning a massive release of water from both Lake Conroe and Lake Livingston, which will bring the East and the West forks of the San Jacinto River to major flood stages – impacting many of our staff, students, families, and community members.
While we had planned to wait for an 8 PM weather and flooding update from Houston Flood Control, inundation maps have made any predicted rainfall for tomorrow morning moot. The release of Lakes Livingston and Conroe will give us more water than we can safely handle, so there will be no school Friday, May 3, 2024.
Our 2023-2024 academic calendar included ample state-required instructional minutes to accommodate such a weather-related closure, eliminating the need for a make-up day.
Humble ISD stands ready to support our community.
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELED DUE TO INCLEMENT WEATHER. Lakeland is hosting the Humble ISD Summer Resource Family Night on Thursday, May 2nd from 6:00-8:00 PM. There will information about summer camps, job opportunities and safety lessons. See you there!
For the second year in a row, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc., Alpha Alpha Kappa Omega Chapter adopted Lakeland Elementary for Earth Day!
Last year they planted 12 Crepe Myrtle, and this year they returned with 200 volunteers to celebrate Earth Day with our Lakeland Elementary Garden Club.
This year they partnered with: *Inspire Church - donated supplies, water, snacks and brought volunteers. *KSBJ 89.3 - Hope Media Group - donated water, snacks, and supplies and also brought volunteers. *The Pearls of Lake Houston Education and Charitable Foundations - supplied items for our garden club. *State Representative Harold Dutton & Nature Heritage Society - donated 50 trees to beautify our campus.
We were able to plant Vitex, Pine, Live Oak, Pecan, and Black Cherry trees!
Thank you to all of these organizations and individuals for their generous donations, their time and efforts in transforming the grounds of Lakeland. The trees are enjoyed today and will be for future generations of Wildcats to come!
Happy Assistant Principals Week to Ms. Reescano and Mr. Andrus! We appreciate them for their support and dedication to making Lakeland a safe and special place for all students and staff!
Our team - "Purple Book Besties” - showed off all of their hard work at the Battle of the Books competition. They read 12 district chosen books, stayed after school every week, and competed against 26 other schools. We're so proud of our Wildcat readers!
The clouds broke apart just enough for our curious students to safely view the solar eclipse!
Pre-K and Kindergarten Registration for the 2024-2025 school year opens Monday, April 8, 2024. www.humbleisd.net/enrollment
The Humble High School WildCatdets performed for our Kindergarteners and 1st graders. These talented young ladies showed our kiddos how to move and groove! Thank you HHS for inspiring the next generation of dancers and go-getters!
2nd graders practice playing the violin during Music class. They are learning how to read music in correlation to bow movement.
All of our robotics students did a fantastic job competing at the district HERO Robotics Finals. Team Galaxy - Sophia Plialr, Regan Rommelfanger, and Yunuen Santos - won 2nd place for the video game Design Challenge and 6th place Overall for both the Design Challenge and Robotics. Way to go, Wildcats!
Our golf team - Paisley Johnson and Christopher Vasquez - took home 1st place in the Champions Golf Tournament. Paisley placed 3rd Overall for the girls. Future golfers in the making!
Join us for a Parent Information Session on 2024-2025 Pre-Kindergarten Eligibility & Registration. Wednesday, March 27, from 5 to 6 p.m., or 6 to 7 p.m., at the Humble ISD Early Childhood Center. 8105 E North Belt, Humble, TX 77396 (former North Belt Elementary School). More information: www.humbleisd.net/earlychildhood
1st grade had a Dino-rific performance at Science Night. The students sang dinosaur-themed songs, displaying their vocal talents and stage presence. The crowd was very entertained! We are all proud of our little wildcats!
Science is for the birds! Our bird-themed Science Night was a success. Students and their families rotated through a variety of hands-on stations learning about bird characteristics, they made bird feeders to take home, and they observed live birds brought from the SPCA. It was an incredible experience for everyone!
All Humble ISD offices and campuses will be closed March 11-15 for Spring Break. Classes resume on Monday, March 18, for middle and high school students. Elementary students have a student holiday/staff workday and will resume classes on Tuesday, March 19.
We wrapped up Black History Month with an engaging and entertaining performance from Express Children’s Theatre! The performers presented Black History from ancient Africa to today through music, dance and poetry.
5th grader Abel Nambo won the Super Kids Day t-shirt design contest! Our 2023-2024 Super Kids Day t-shirt will proudly display his design for students and staff to wear. Way to go, Abel!
Our Robotics Team competed and placed in the district HERO competition. Students programmed their robots to complete various tasks within a set time limit. They worked hard to learn how to build and code their robots and saw many successes throughout the school year. We are so proud of them!
The Houston Grand Opera presented Storybook Opera to our 2nd graders. They performed The Armadillo's Dream by Dennis Arrowsmith, bringing the story to life through opera singing.