A group of Humble ISD employees have taken on the task of spreading the word among coworkers about Sneakerdoodles to help get new sneakers for kids as the new school year begins. The departments include maintenance and operations as well as transportation.

The Kingwood business owner needed coins, lots of coins, to make change for his customers. He could not find them.

On Saturday, Aug. 15, several members of the James Tull Chapter, NSDAR (National Society Daughters of the American Revolution) met to place new markers on veteran graves at Humble Cemetery.

The Kingwood Service Association (KSA) Parks Committee met recently to discuss the 2021 budget. “We are projecting to go up, but only by 1.13%,” Dee Price, chair, said as she opened the discussion.

On Aug. 3, the Huffman ISD Board of Trustees met remotely to let the superintendent enter into an inter-local agreement with Region 4 regarding student remote learning devices and changed dates for early voting and the school board election.

A socially distanced, packed boardroom convened in person Monday, Aug. 3 at 7 p.m. for the first time since the spring for a special school board meeting to address the Fall 2020 reopening of the district’s campuses, which is scheduled for Aug. 11 online followed by three phases of returning in-person learners.

  1. Humble Rotary exploring name change
  2. Huffman ISD Board of Trustees holds virtual board meeting ahead of new school year
  3. Huberty discusses school opening, flood control
  4. AG Paxton Issues Legal Guidance on School Reopenings
  5. Huberty dissents to County school closure order
  • You are here:  
  • Home