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Middle High School Weather Guidelines
Off-Campus Physical Education
School Health Advisory Council

Mission & Expectations

Mission
All school aged children will participate in a physical education program that will increase physical competence, health-related fitness, and self-responsibility so they can establish physical activity as a natural part of everyday life.

Expectations

  • All students will be actively engaged in a safe, respectful, and responsible learning environment inside the gym and outside on the pavilion, playground, and track.

  • Grades will be determined by your child's participation and attitude

  • Clothing that allows for movement and proper footwear are highly recommended on PE days (NO Crocs, sandals, wheelies or flip flops are allowed).

  • If your child cannot participate due to an illness or injury, please send a note from home to be given to their homeroom teacher first thing in the morning and a copy will be made by the nurse and given to the PE teacher. (Please note that a parent note is good for 3 consecutive days of non-participation, after that, a doctor's note is required as stated in the Humble ISD Parent/Student Handbook.)

Contact Me

Helen Wagner

Helen Wagner
Coordinator, PE/Health
281-641-8449
Helen.Wagner@humbleisd.net

Resources

Off-Campus Phyical Education (OCPE) Program

The purpose of the Off-Campus Physical Education Program is to accommodate students who are making a serious effort to develop higher-level skills in a specific activity that exceeds what the school district can offer through the general physical education program.  The OCPE Program allows students in 6th through 12th grades to earn credits that meet the district and state physical education graduation requirements.  Students are expected to be physically educated, along with physically active.  Knowledge of Health concepts and age-appropriate social development are also requirements of the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills for Physical Education.

Facility Application 2025-2026
Off-Campus Physical Education Forms

Questions regarding off-campus physcial education can be sent to ocpe@humbleisd.net

School Health Advisory Council

SHAC Bylaws
Agendas
Meeting Minutes
Audio Recordings 24-25
District Wellness Policy Results
Middle School Growth & Development

Vision Statement

“Increase awareness and actively affect positive changes by using coordinated school health programming that empowers our students, staff and families to be successful in a healthy and safe environment.”

Anyone interested in serving on this council should email Helen.Wagner@humbleisd.net

The School Health Advisory Council (SHAC) is an advisory group of individuals representing parents, community members, students and district personnel who collectively provide advice to the school district regarding school health programs.

School Health Advisory Councils can guide in program planning within our district, serve in an advocacy role providing visibility for school health within the school system and community, liaison with district and state agencies, initiate direct intervention, and ensure evaluation, accountability and quality control of food service programs offering healthy menus and the physical and psychological environment of the school.

SHAC meets four times during the school year.

  • As a council, SHAC makes sure that Humble ISD has policies adopted to ensure that elementary school and middle school students engage in physical activity.

  • As a council, SHAC makes sure Humble ISD has policies in place that ensure compliance with applicable vending machine and food service guidelines for restricting student access to vending machines.

  • As a council, SHAC makes sure that Humble ISD has policies and procedures that prescribe penalties for the use of tobacco products by students and others on school campuses or at school-sponsored or school-related activities.