These are two kindergarteners picking up trash at the school this weekend for their cub scout meeting. Great job, Cardinals!
Talent show is this Thursday! We will see you there!
Huge shoutout to our amazing PTA for lighting up the night with Glow-in-the-Dark Bingo! ✨💚 From glowing winners and awesome prizes to great snacks and nonstop fun, it was a bright night at WCE! Special glow-tastic announcing by Mrs. Wood! 🌟🎉
We loved have the KHS Robotics Team visit our Hero Robotics Team as they shared their robot design process and competition tasks. Students met Kevin and practiced helping him launch rings! Older students inspiring our Cardinals to explore robotics in middle and high school! 🚀
The faces you make when you spot the first tulip of the season!
📚🔥 Our three Battle of the Books teams had an AMAZING time today! The energy was high as classmates cheered them on every step of the way. So proud of their teamwork and love of reading! ❤️📖
🚀 Congratulations to our three teams advancing to the Hero Robotics Finals! Their coding skills, teamwork, and perseverance truly paid off. So proud of these innovators! 🤖
Games with the principals! Officer Brown joined us too!
Volume in action! 📐 Our 5th graders used hands-on activities, concrete models, and small-group learning to deepen their math thinking this week.
This week was 💯 day magic in kindergarten! A 103-year-old veteran born in 1922 visited to share his stories with our students. Truly unforgettable. ❤️
More Rodeo Art moments worth sharing 🤠🎨 Our students’ creativity truly shines. So proud of their hard work and talent! ❤️👏
We’re not done celebrating yet 🤠🎨 More cheers for our Rodeo Art award winners. So proud of our students and their amazing work! ❤️👏
🎓 Career Day at WCE was a hit today! We loved hearing from our Cardinal families about their amazing careers and inspiring our students.
We cannot wait to see what these Cardinals grow up to be! ❤️🐦
⛳️WCE’s 4th Grade Golf Tournament was a huge success this week with an incredible turnout! Our students demonstrated great effort, sportsmanship, and skill.
Congratulations to our top three finalists who will represent Willow Creek at the First Tee Champions Challenge in Houston this April: Beau Byrne, Elizabella Echegoyen, and Pierson McAlpine.
🏌️♀️Great job to all participants! You made WCE proud!🏌️♂️
⛳️WCE’s 4th Grade Golf Tournament was a huge success this week with an incredible turnout! Our students demonstrated great effort, sportsmanship, and skill.
Congratulations to our top three finalists who will represent Willow Creek at the First Tee Champions Challenge in Houston this April: Beau Byrne, Elizabella Echegoyen, and Pierson McAlpine.
🏌️♀️Great job to all participants! You made WCE proud!🏌️♂️
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.
More snapshots from the Humble ISD Rodeo Art Show 🎨🤠 Shoutout to Mrs. Pugh for inspiring our artists and supporting students every step of the way. We are so proud! ❤️👏
Huge congratulations to our talented students whose artwork was selected for display at the Humble ISD Rodeo Art Show! 🎨🤠 We are so proud of your creativity and hard work. Way to represent our campus! ❤️👏
🤖🚀 Congrats to our Robotics Team on a great first preliminary tournament! Months of coding and building paid off, and one team even earned a Unique Build Award for their creative design. Way to go, Cardinals! ❤️🏆
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.
