Humble ISD launched its districtwide COVID-19 dashboard on Sept. 10, which shows COVID-19 cases per campus, the campus makeup of online versus on-campus learning and metrics used to measure the spread of the virus.
The dashboard premiere comes days after HISD board of trustees approved a revised schedule for secondary students Sept. 8. Middle and high school students who opt for in-person learning will be able to return full time Sept. 21 rather than Oct. 12.
HISD is using six metrics to determine the districtwide COVID-19 risk, including Texas Medical Center hospitalizations, seven-day averages for new COVID-19 cases, beds at local hospitals being used by COVID-19 patients and active cases in Humble ISD's ZIP codes.
A green status—which HISD currently is under—means the district is 100% open to all students; yellow means the district switches back to the staggered A/B schedule for secondary students; and red means the district will revert to remote learning for all students, according to the dashboard.














