Humble ISD
Humble Independent School District, among the fastest-growing in Texas, is a destination-district for families seeking a supportive environment for their children. Humble ISD students thrive and grow by enriching their lives through academics, arts, athletics, career preparation, service-learning and school-sponsored social activities. Humble ISD’s reputation for educating the whole child is one reason why approximately 1,000 new students join Humble ISD each year.
Humble ISD educates more than 45,000 students from the communities of Atascocita, Eagle Springs, Fall Creek, Humble, Kingwood, Summerwood, The Groves, the West Lake Corridor and more. Humble ISD operates six high schools: Atascocita, Humble, Kingwood, Kingwood Park, Summer Creek and Quest Early College. The district operates nine middle schools: Atascocita, Creekwood, Humble, Kingwood, Riverwood, Ross Sterling, Timberwood, West Lake and Woodcreek. Humble ISD operates 29 elementary schools. The district is expanding with a new elementary set to open in 2021 and middle school set to open in 2022.
One reason parents choose Humble ISD is because it is an effective school district. Humble ISD is the statewide 2015 Best Large District Winner in the H-E-B Excellence in Education Awards Program, and the Humble ISD School Board is the 2018 State Winner in the School Board Category. There are more than 1,000 school districts in the state.
Known for academic rigor, Humble ISD was listed on the College Board’s AP Honor Roll for 2015, an honor claimed by fewer than five percent of Texas school districts. The 3,337 graduates in the Class of 2020 earned more than $22 million in college scholarship offers. The district is home to four demonstration schools. Atascocita, Humble and Timberwood middle schools are AVID National Demonstration Schools, and Quest Early College High School is an ECHS Demonstration School. Educators from across the U.S. tour these demonstration schools to learn from the best. Humble ISD offers an International Baccalaureate program and Career and Technical Education courses. The Humble ISD Education Foundation, a non-profit organization, has awarded more than $14.1 million since 2000 to support projects that enhance education. For more information, please visit www.humbleisd.net.
   
   
Lone Star College-Kingwood
Lone Star College-Kingwood is one of eight campuses in the Lone Star College System. It opened in 1984 with approximately 1,000 students. Today LSC-Kingwood is the educational institution of choice for more than 14,000 students.
LSC-Kingwood’s mission is to help people reach their educational goals while showing them the benefits of getting involved on and off campus. The college offers students a variety of academic courses and programs such as credit classes, university transfer courses, workforce programs and extensive Continuing Education (fast-track) programs. Some popular credit programs include Cosmetology, Dental Hygiene, Nursing, Respiratory Care, Occupational Therapy, Polysomnography, and Fire Science Technology. These offerings prepare stuÂdents to enter the workforce or transfer to a four-year university.
The college also boasts a vibrant campus life with musical and theater performances, art exhibits, and more than 40 campus clubs and student organizations. The Care Center on campus provides a central hub for students’ essential needs, and the Career & Transfer (CAT) Center’s Career Closet offers professional clothing for students at no cost.
LSC-Kingwood includes three satellite centers: Atascocita Center, East Aldine Center, and Process Technology Center.
The LSC-Atascocita Center is located at 15903 W. Lake Houston Pkwy. and offers core classes and general electives for university transfer, as well as prerequisites for Dental Hygiene, Nursing, and Occupational Therapy. LSC-Atascocita Center also provides academic support services and Academy for Lifelong Learning (ALL) courses.
The LSC-East Aldine Center is located at 2430 Aldine Mail Rte. Rd. and serves as a hub for education, workforce development, and community support. It offers credit workforce programs including HVAC, Inspection Technology, and Welding Technology. It also houses the Medical Professions Academy where Clinical Medical Assistant, Clinical Nursing Assistant, and EKG classes are available. Additionally, the LSC-East Aldine Center building includes the Aldine ISD Rose M. Avalos Pathways in Technology Early College High School. Here, students earn a high school diploma and 60 college credit hours through a dual credit program.
The LSC-Process Technology Center is located at 14001 Lockwood Rd. and provides the community with local access to workforce training in the Process Technology and Instrumentation Technology programs. Features of the campus include a full outdoor Process Training Unit for hands-on experience, control room for the Process Training Unit, and state-of-the-art simulation equipment.
LSC-Kingwood also serves multiple ISD’s including Aldine ISD, Cleveland ISD, Coldspring ISD, Humble ISD, New Caney ISD, Shepherd ISD, Splendora ISD, and Tarkington ISD.
To learn more about LSC-Kingwood, visit https://www.lonestar.edu/kingwood.htm.
San Jacinto College
Generation Park Campus continues to grow and serve
San Jacinto College’s fifth campus, Generation Park, serves northeast Houston residents.
Conveniently located off Beltway 8 at West Lake Houston Parkway and Lockwood Road, the College’s newest campus focuses on academic classes that transfer to four-year colleges and universities as well as training for Houston’s booming biotechnology industry. Classes include eight-week and 16-week options in face-to-face, online, and hybrid formats.
The Generation Park Campus offer a variety of class times and modalities that allow students to complete their degree in a manner and pace that are comfortable to them. Students also are supported by dedicated faculty and staff throughout their journey.
San Jacinto College provides many resources and university partnerships to simplify the transfer process for students.
Focusing on Academics, Workforce
The San Jacinto College Generation Park campus works closely with local school districts and community stakeholders to develop a campus that offers both general academic courses and associate degrees. Offering diverse options helps attract students from a variety of backgrounds that have different goals.
Students choose San Jac because of the College’s academic and STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) offerings, course relevance and transferability, and innovative technology to accommodate various learning styles and needs.
Workforce training solutions are also on the radar. Generation Park leaders are actively engaged with industry partners and organizations to determine how the campus can assist with professional development and training the next generation of workforce in emerging industries.
One example is the Center for Biotechnology. This state-of-the-art facility opened its doors to students in Fall 2025, offers comprehensive, hands-on training in realistic good manufacturing practices (GMP)–simulated environments, preparing students and industry professionals with the critical skills to succeed in the fast-growing biopharmaceutical sector.
The Center offers stackable certificates and an Associate of Applied Science degree in biomanufacturing technology, along with shorter training options for postgraduates and industry professionals. These pathways are designed to meet workforce demand quickly, safely, and cost-effectively while helping students launch meaningful careers in biomanufacturing and biotechnology.
Looking Ahead
The Generation Park Campus, a 57-acre, master-planned campus, will continue to grow, bringing high-quality, affordable education options to the College’s northeast service area.
San Jacinto College offers financial aid and scholarships to help students achieve their goals within their budget. Educational planners and counselors also guide students on their path to transfer institutions. Start the enrollment process at www.sanjac.edu/steps-enroll.
Visit sanjac.edu for more information. The Generation Park Campus is at 13455 Lockwood Road, Houston, TX 77044.
Sheldon ISD
Sheldon ISD’s mission statement is to maintain a safe environment where staff, parents, and community work together to engage students in personalized learning opportunities to ensure they are college - and career ready. Located in Northeast Houston, Sheldon ISD serves 10,600 students and has one comprehensive high school, an alternative school of choice, a ninth grade campus, two middle schools, six elementary schools and two early childhood centers. A bond election provided a 9th and 10th grade replacement campus (opening August 2026), additions to Null Middle School and Cravens Early Childhood Academy, safety enhancements, technology upgrades and new buses.Â
The district serves approximately 82% low-income families and strives to work with local community partners to provide resources to families and the community. From Pre-K to graduation, we’re focused on delivering strong academic foundations that prepare students to be college and career ready at every stage. With a wide range of school choice options, academic programs, and career pathways, students are empowered to explore their passions. Pre-kindergarten classrooms provide hands-on learning opportunities in thematic learning environments featuring 14 concepts. The launch of a new Compass School - the International Academy - dual language students are able to participate in a program at 2 elementary schools to help them become bilingual and biliterate. Our STEM programs are recognized nationally with every age, from birth to high school - participating in programs. A partnership with San Jacinto College/Generation Park offers a NEW Biomanufacturing Dual Credit Program to our KHS STEM/PTECH students in the Biomedical Science program of study.
The Class of 2025 graduated 952 seniors earning more than $3.8 million in scholarships, including more than half a million dollars awarded to students from the Early College High School. Dual credit courses are offered in partnership with San Jacinto College. The ECHS Class of 2025 had 64 seniors graduate with their Associates degree with no expense incurred to their families.
To learn more about how to partner with us, go to www.sheldonisd.com. In Sheldon Independent School District, we believe in building a legacy—one that lasts for generations to come. We are One Sheldo
Aldine ISD
Serving more than 52,000 students across 111 square miles of opportunity, Aldine Independent School District is the 12th largest school district in Texas. As the district celebrates its 90th anniversary, it continues to honor its legacy of excellence while reimagining what’s possible for every student. Aldine’s mission is clear: to provide a rigorous and enriching educational experience that prepares every student for success in college, career, and life.
One of the district’s most transformative innovations has been the expansion of its Choice Schools, which offer personalized learning pathways aligned to students’ interests, talents, and aspirations. These include La Promesa, created to support recent immigrants with accelerated English language instruction; the Young Women’s Leadership Academy (YWLA), empowering future female leaders; P-TECH and Early College High Schools, bridging students to college and high-demand careers; and STEAM magnet programs, which spark creativity and prepare students for tomorrow’s workforce.
Each Choice School was designed to meet a specific student need, whether providing language support, early college exposure, or technical certifications. Through partnerships with colleges and universities, industry leaders, and community organizations, Aldine ensures students gain both credentials and confidence. The district has seen increased reading scores, improved attendance, and rising College, Career, and Military Readiness (CCMR) outcomes, including more dual credit hours, industry certifications, and selective college acceptances.
In 2024, Aldine further expanded its vision with the launch of the Health Education and Learning (HEAL) High School at Nimitz 9, a collaboration with Memorial Hermann and Bloomberg Philanthropies. HEAL provides a healthcare-focused pathway featuring hands-on learning and cutting-edge technology, including a fully equipped mock hospital. Students gain real-world experience in nursing, medical technology, and public health while earning college credit and certifications.
Aldine has an Accelerating Campus Excellence program at multiple campuses, which focuses on improving student achievement through strong leadership, effective teachers, extended learning time, and enhanced social-emotional and community supports. Another choice at Aldine is the Additional Days School Year (ADSY) campuses that have an extended school calendar to provide more instructional and enrichment days, helping students accelerate learning, reduce summer learning loss, and support continuous academic growth.
With Choice Schools, innovative programs like HEAL High School, and outstanding initiatives such as ACE and ADSY, Aldine prepares every student not just for a high school diploma, but with choices and opportunities. At Aldine ISD, we are growing every student, every day. To learn more, follow our journey at #AldineStory.
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