Humble ISD held a community celebration on Saturday, August 25, 2018, 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.,  at the Humble Civic Center Expo and Arena. Robbins Autmall was the event sponsor.

The event consisted of a pep rally with performances from all Humble ISD high schools, live music, food trucks, and museum-quality interactive exhibits by Harris County Public Health. Admission and parking were free. 

• 6 to 7 p.m. – Parents could take photos of their children with Humble ISD football players, cheerleaders, and dance team members against the Humble ISD photo backdrop.

• 6 to 10 p.m. – Food truck vendors El Guajillo, Mundy's Bar-B-Q and Grill, Wokker and Kona Ice sold food and drinks.

• 6 to 10 p.m.  – Harris County Public Health brought state-of-the-art mobile units with games, entertainment, health information and services for children and adults.

• 7 p.m. – All six high schools participateed in a historic pep rally. Students, staff and parents from each high school and their feeder pattern elementary and middle schools are encouraged to wear the high school’s color: Atascocita High School – red; Humble High School - purple; Kingwood High School - blue; Kingwood Park High School - green; Quest Early College High School – green; and Summer Creek High School - maroon.

• 8 to 10 p.m. – Hometown band 59 North played ‘70s-‘90s country and classic rock.

Article - 08/17/2018: Humble ISD Centennial Kick-Off to offer free fun for all (Humble Observer, Melanie Feuk)

Article - 08/23/2018: Humble ISD ushers in centennial year with kick-off celebration (Humble Observer, Melanie Feuk)

Article - 08/31/2018: Humble ISD Celebrates 100 Years (The Tribune, Bruce Olson) 

Video - 8/18/2018: Inspiring Moments - Humble ISD's 100 Year Kick-Off Celebration