Humble ISD School District

Humble ISD serves 48,552 students across 50 schools in the Houston metro area of Texas, making it one of the region's larger suburban districts. With 47 ranked schools carrying an average score of 6.2 out of 10, the district performs at a solid mid-tier level — a useful baseline as you weigh individual campuses against each other and against peer districts statewide.

Elementary performance is where Humble ISD shows its strongest results. Willow Creek Elementary and Eagle Springs Elementary each score 7.8 out of 10, ranking as the district's top two campuses. Foster Elementary and Greentree Elementary follow at 7.6, giving parents four elementary options that sit meaningfully above the district's 6.2 average. That cluster of high-performing elementary schools is a practical advantage for families with younger children evaluating which attendance zone to prioritize.

At the secondary level, Kingwood High School leads the district's high school tier with a 7.5 out of 10. Parents researching middle-to-high school pipelines should note Kingwood's consistent positioning at the top of Humble ISD's secondary rankings. The gap between the district's top performers and its 6.2 average signals real variation across campuses — school-by-school research matters here more than treating the district as a uniform option.

For families comparing Humble ISD against neighboring Houston-area districts, the enrollment scale is relevant context. At nearly 49,000 students, the district offers a wide range of campus environments, from smaller neighborhood elementaries to large comprehensive high schools. The 47 ranked schools out of 50 total means coverage is broad, giving parents reliable performance data on almost every campus. Whether your priority is a top-rated elementary or a high school with strong standing, Humble ISD's data shows clear frontrunners — and enough spread across the 6.2 average to make campus selection the most important decision you'll make within this district.