Here’s an update on some projects included in Humble ISD’s $775 million bond approved by voters in May 2022. This list is not comprehensive.

Upcoming projects

1. Humble High School (Phase 3)


The southeastern wing of the campus will be rebuilt and career and technical education classrooms will be upgraded. Officials noted this project can’t begin until the Ross Sterling Middle School rebuild is completed.
  • Timeline: Projected completion by the end of 2029
  • Cost: Not available as of press time
Ross Sterling Middle School rebuild

The campus will be rebuilt with the capacity for 1,250 students and relocated to Rustic Timbers Drive. The project is almost through design, per district officials.
  • Timeline: Projected completion by the end of 2027
  • Cost: Not available as of press time
Dance room additions, CTE upgrades


Riverwood, Creekwood, Atascocita, Humble and Timberwood middle schools will get new dance rooms and practice gyms, and fine arts and CTE upgrades.
  • Timeline: Projected completion by the end of 2027
  • Cost: Not available as of press time
Ongoing projects

2. Summerwood Elementary addition

Campus additions include six new classrooms in the southern wing of the building—which opened in August—and eight new classrooms in the northern wing set to open in October.
  • Timeline: Projected completion in October
  • Cost: $13.5 million
3. Mosaic Building

District officials broke ground on a facility designed to support young adults with disabilities as they transition out of high school in October 2024. The 56,600-square-foot facility will feature classrooms, a student recreation room and three mock apartments where students can learn daily living skills like laundry, meal preparation and bed-making.
  • Timeline: Projected completion in late 2025
  • Cost: $22.2 million
Outdoor fitness and playgrounds


Officials have opened 19 new playgrounds at the district’s elementary schools, with five more under construction, four on order and four under design. Additionally, five middle schools have completed outdoor fitness centers and ninja courses, two middle schools have completed outdoor fitness centers and three high schools have completed ninja courses. Construction on a reserve officers’ training corps course at Humble High School began in July.
  • Timeline: Projected completion by the end 2026
  • Cost: Not available as of press time
Districtwide daylighting improvements

A districtwide effort to improve natural lighting to provide more daylight at each HISD campus is currently in the design stage of the third of five phases.
  • Timeline: Projected completion by early 2027 (third phase), projected completion by mid-2029 (entire project)
  • Cost: Not available as of press time
Completed projects

4. Summer Creek High School additions


A new wing and additional parking was added to help accommodate campus growth. The new construction includes the addition of 35 general classrooms, five CTE classrooms, collaboration areas, restrooms, storage, mechanical and administrative offices. Satellite dining commons and lunch serving lines are now available
  • Timeline: Opened in fall 2024
  • Cost: $25.1 million
Turf additions


Turf was added to baseball and softball fields at Atascocita, Kingwood, Kingwood Park and Summer Creek high schools.
  • Timeline: Completed in early 2024
  • Cost: $8.7 million
5. Lake Houston Middle School

The district’s 11th middle school is a roughly 213,000-square-foot, three-story facility designed to house around 1,100 students. The campus features three stories with one grade housed on each level. Additionally, officials noted each floor of the building features an outdoor learning area. The campus will relieve student capacity for Autumn Ridge, West Lake and Woodcreek middle schools.
  • Timeline: Opened in fall 2025
  • Cost: $80.8 million