Pre-Kindergarten
Pre-Kindergarten Qualifications
To participate in the Pre-Kindergarten Program for the 2024-2025 school year, a child must be 4 years old on or before September 1, 2024 AND meet one of the following criteria:
Limited English Proficiency: the child is unable to speak or comprehend the English Language (*Language other than English is spoken in the home/testing required)
Educationally Disadvantaged: the child would be eligible to participate in the National Free and Reduced Lunch Program (based on family’s gross income) 2024-2025 Income Chart
Homeless: the child is homeless
Child of an active duty member of the Armed Services of the United States
Child of a member of the Armed Services who was injured or killed while on active duty
Child has been under the conservatorship of the Department of Family and Protective Services following an adversary hearing
Is the child of a person eligible for the Star of Texas Award
Humble ISD Pre-Kindergarten Required Documents For EnrollmentHumble ISD Documentos Requeridos Para la Inscripcion en Pre-Kindergarten
Steps for Pre-Kindergarten Registration for the 2024-2025 School Year
Complete the 2024-2025 Current School Year New Student Registration form online. En español
All documentation will need to be uploaded to the online application before the enrollment process is complete. If you have difficulty uploading documents, please email Jennifer Lopez.
Enrollment in the Humble ISD Pre-Kindergarten Program is subject to meeting eligibility criteria and campus locations are assigned once students qualify.
Humble ISD Pre-Kindergarten Required Documents For Enrollment
Humble ISD Documentos Requeridos Para la Inscripcion en Pre-Kindergarten
Child's Proof of Age and Proof of Identity
Parent/Guardian’s driver’s license or passport for identification purposes
Up-To-Date Immunization records - must be signed or stamped by the physician or his/her designee or public health personnel (including electronic MyChart records) For more information, go to
Proof of residency in Humble ISD
For students residing in a house, the lease, deed, or a current utility (gas, water, electricity) bill will suffice.
For students residing in an apartment, a lease containing parent name or a letter from the apartment manager is required.
If both parent and student live with a relative or friend in Humble ISD whose residence is not an apartment, the parent and the person with whom they reside must submit a notarized Verification of Address affidavit.
Eligibility documentation
Income verification-Current TANF or SNAP eligibility LETTER not card, current check stubs stating gross income for last 30 days or unemployment pay stub for all household members earning income.
VA Military disability letter or Active Duty Department of Defense Photo ID
Department of Family and Protective Services verification letter
Star of Texas Award letter. This is not in reference to the Lone Star Texas benefits program
All documents must be received and eligibility must be verified during a face-to-face meeting at Mass Registration or through a scheduled individualized appointment before your child’s enrollment is complete. You will be notified of your assigned Pre-Kindergarten campus upon district verification.
Please note that applications are processed in the order in which they are fully completed and verified.
Developmental Milestones & Speech Concerns
If you have concerns about your child's speech and language skills or development, please contact your campus Speech Pathologist or Diagnostician for a special education referral.
If your child receives speech services at a Humble ISD elementary campus or in another neighboring district, it does not automatically qualify them to attend Pre-Kindergarten in Humble ISD.Parents must email the Humble ISD Early Childhood Department for Pre-Kindergarten enrollment to determine if your child is eligible to attend a Pre-K program on an elementary campus for the 2024-2025 school year. Please make sure to select the appropriate box when filling out the application.
Walk-In Speech Services
Ask About Developmental Milestones
Skills such as taking a first step, smiling for the first time, and waving "bye bye" are called developmental milestones. Children reach milestones in how they play, learn, speak, act, and move (crawling, walking, etc.).
What is Child Find (Early Childhood Intervention-ECI)?
Child Find is a process designed to identify, locate and evaluate individuals birth to 21 years of age with disabilities who may need special education services.
Who can begin the Child Find Process?
Anyone can start the process: a parent, doctor, teacher, relative, or friend can call Humble ISD, Early Childhood Department at 281-641-7409.
Why should we refer?
Early identification and intervention can prevent failure and frustration. Special attention to teaching and learning strategies may help individuals overcome barriers to learning.
The Harris Center's ECI-RISE provides evidence-based therapeutic interventions and access to Certified Family Partners, who have lived experience in parenting a child with developmental delays.
The Inspire program aids families in accessing needed services directly related to their child's developmental delay to increase skills acquisition and independence.
Services are provided in the family home, day care, and/or other community-based setting.
