Students said their final goodbyes to teachers, counselors and administrators after the graduation ceremony on May 24.
The Class of 2025 celebrated their graduation with family and friends at NRG Stadium. Kingwood Park held graduation at 4 p.m. on May 24.
Valedictorian Wells Kenny gave a speech at the beginning of the graduation ceremony at NRG Stadium on May 24.
🎓 Today is the Day! Congratulations to the Panther Class of 2025! Catch the livestream at 4 p.m. courtesy of our friends at Texan Live! 🌟📽️ https://bit.ly/4m0dVEA
📸: The Road to Round Rock continues for Kingwood Park Baseball!!
The Panthers complete the series sweep of Nederland with an 8-1 victory to advance to the 2025 Class 5A Division II State Semifinals!! This is their first trip to the State Semifinals since 2018!! #UILState
Yearbooks are being distributed to all students this week. Seniors are able to pick their books up at Packet Pickup on Thursday. Underclassmen are able to pick up their books in Room 1504.
Kingwood Park High School students have completed their murals at the Early Childhood Center and they are beautiful!!! The ECC students are over the moon with pieces! #ShineOn
End of the year activities continue as the school year winds down. Seniors begin finals on May 19. Freshmen, sophomores and juniors have finals May 27-29.
Classes, clubs and sports teams worked to recruit incoming freshman at 8th Grade Night on May 12. It was a drop-in event for 8th graders to see what more Kingwood Park offers.
The baseball team continues its postseason run! The boys will play Pflugerville in a best-of-3 game series starting tonight.
Kingwood Park senior and University of Tennessee-signee Courtney Daniel is the 2025 Class 5A Girls Shot Put State Champion!!
On Daniel's third attempt she hit 45-feet-8.25-inches on her throw. That was enough to take 🥇
Freshman Lilly Raymond shot a 80 and a 78 in the two-day UIL 5A State Golf Championships this week. She finished in the Top 30.
During prom on April 26, seniors Wells Kenny and Bailey Fovargue were crowned Prom King and Queen.
As seniors celebrate during Senior Week, today is Dress Like a Teacher Day, encouraging seniors to dress as their favorite teachers. Brian Beckford made sure his outfit perfectly matched art teacher Sarah Wyatt.
KPHS 9th through 11th grade students who need a physical for next school year can go to Humble High School on Saturday, May 17, from noon to 4 p.m. Physicals are $20 and paid through RevTrak: https://humbleisd.revtrak.net/High-Schools/Kingwood-Park-High-School/kphs-athletics/#/v/KPHS---2025-Sports-Medicine-Athletic-Physical-Day
Physics students showcased their favorite project of the years in April when they raced their homemade boats in the natatorium. The competition was fierce!
🥳🌟🥳 Cassandra DeBottis has been named the 2025-2026 Humble ISD District TEACHER OF THE YEAR! 🥳🌟🥳 We are so proud of Ms. DeBottis! Read more about the announcement on Friday Night! https://bit.ly/3YiIPgW
Congratulations to Kingwood Park High School science teacher Cassandra DeBottis for being named the 2025-2026 Humble ISD District and Secondary Teacher of the Year, and Whispering Pines Elementary 5th grade math teacher Aimee Harris who has been named the 2025-2026 Humble ISD Elementary Teacher of the Year!
Get ready to indulge in something sweet! In episode 41 of Ask an Expert, we step into the kitchen with Chef Anthony Chevalier, Kingwood Park High School’s culinary instructor, and Anthony Henry, a talented culinary student. Together, they guide us through making Chef Chevalier’s beloved Peach Cobbler, a recipe rooted in family tradition.
You can watch all episodes of Ask An Expert at https://www.humbleisd.net/askanexpert!
CTE students held a fundraiser that included participation from a few willing teachers. Students paid for tape to attach their teachers, like cheer coach Brittni Sharp, to the walls in the commons.
