HUMBLE ISD

Humble ISD serves 48,257 students across 52 schools in Harris County, Texas, with minimal enrollment growth of 0.3% from the prior year. The district operates 30 elementary schools, 10 middle schools, and 9 high schools with a student-teacher ratio of 14.8:1 and 3,266.3 teachers on staff.

Academically, Humble ISD demonstrates mixed performance relative to state benchmarks. The graduation rate of 92.6% slightly exceeds the Texas average of 92.3%, while the dropout rate remains low at 1.2%. However, proficiency rates present challenges: 44.0% of students meet standards in mathematics and 55.0% in reading. Chronic absenteeism at 20.4% represents a notable concern affecting student engagement.

The student population reflects significant diversity and socioeconomic complexity. The district serves 50.5% economically disadvantaged students, 12.2% English learners, and 15.9% students with disabilities. Racial composition includes 39.4% Hispanic, 27.3% Black, 26.2% White, and 2.6% Asian students.

Financially, Humble ISD operates with per-pupil spending of $10,341, substantially below the state average of $12,908. The total budget of $592.5 million derives from local sources (44.7%), state funding (41.0%), and federal revenue (14.3%), indicating moderate reliance on local tax support to bridge funding gaps relative to state resources available to comparable districts.