The second to last blood drive of the school year takes place tomorrow, Feb. 24, at the school. Today is the last day for students under the age of 18 to sign up to donate blood.
“Many of us know...
The cheer competition season came to an end at the national competition in Disney World last weekend. It capped off a strong season that included a 15th place finish at the state competition in Ft. Worth....
A national debate is occurring and hitting close to home as more and more books are banned in school districts.
Humble ISD, unlike other districts around the country, does not outright ban books,...
While the majority of teachers have gone back to in-person testing, students and teachers alike are still feeling the repercussions of last year’s 48-hour window, at-home testing policy.
“That opened...
Junior Nadia Lawrence was taking a Snapchat video to send a friend as the EF1 tornado went right over through her backyard on Jan. 8.
“It sounded like the shingles of my house were being entirely...
When counselor Gina Sanchez was in high school, her counselor didn’t do half the things she does for the students. His lack of help and support bothered Sanchez, and made her doubt her chances of getting...
Students are working to complete their fourth Tiny Home. Architecture and engineering teacher Missi Taylor helps lead the project that creates homes for veterans. This year, the team plans to have plumbing...
Winter is often a time of joy, a time of gifts and a time of happiness. Several things can bring out this feeling: candy canes, hot cocoa, gifts and music. Orchestra has been working hard to prepare to...
What does a bowling pin, a spray gun, and a pair of fishnet stockings all have in common? These are the items that junior Taylor Keilman used to earn himself $5,000 worth of auto-shop tools in the PiN...
For the first time, theater teacher Jami Windham looks forward to directing her first main stage show at Kingwood Park. She’s excited to have students from all grades contribute to “Still Life with...
