Schools Humble Independent School District

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1 schools

1.1 high schools

1.1.1 notes


1.2 middle schools

1.2.1 notes


1.3 elementary schools

1.3.1 feeders of atascocita ms
1.3.2 feeders of creekwood ms
1.3.3 feeders of humble ms
1.3.4 feeders of kingwood ms
1.3.5 feeders of riverwood ms
1.3.6 feeders of ross sterling ms
1.3.7 feeders of timberwood ms
1.3.8 feeders of woodcreek ms

1.3.8.1 notes









schools
high schools

kingwood high school



atascocita high school



humble high school



kingwood park high school



notes


middle schools

notes


elementary schools
feeders of atascocita ms

fall creek elementary school (unincorporated area)
maplebrook elementary school (atascocita)
pine forest elementary school (atascocita, unincorporated area)
timbers elementary school (atascocita, unincorporated area)
lakeshore , summerwood elementary schools fed atascocita ms before opening of woodcreek ms

feeders of creekwood ms

bear branch elementary school (houston)
greentree elementary school (houston)
hidden hollow elementary school (houston)
pine forest elementary school (kings river sections 9-10 only)

feeders of humble ms

north belt elementary school (humble, unincorporated area)
park lakes elementary school (atascocita, unincorporated area)
whispering pines elementary school (atascocita, unincorporated area)

feeders of kingwood ms

bear branch elementary school (partial)
elm grove elementary school (houston)
foster elementary school (houston)
woodland hills elementary school (houston)

feeders of riverwood ms

deerwood elementary school (houston)
shadow forest elementary school (houston)
willow creek elementary school (houston)

feeders of ross sterling ms

humble elementary school (humble)
jack m. fields sr. elementary school (humble)
lakeland elementary school (humble)
river pines elementary school (atascocita, unincorporated area)

feeders of timberwood ms

atascocita springs elementary school (humble, opening august 2010)
eagle springs elementary school (atascocita, unincorporated area)
oak forest elementary school (atascocita, unincorporated area)
oaks elementary school (atascocita, unincorporated area)

feeders of woodcreek ms

fall creek elementary school
lakeshore elementary school (houston, opened august 2009)
ridge creek elementary school
summerwood elementary school (atascocita, unincorporated area)

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