1st Quarter 2025-2026

School Counseling Services

Counselors are essential educators and mental health professionals in the school system. We are growing graduates by teaching educational, career, personal, and social development at all ages!

In Humble ISD, we believe in a personalized approach to counseling. Each elementary student will receive one individual meeting each year with their counselor. In these meetings, students will explore their goals and aspirations, and discuss the options for their personal path in Humble ISD. Additionally, counselors will be working with students and teachers in the classroom to provide additional avenues for student success. This partnership gives Humble ISD students a unique approach to meeting their personal goals, career pathways, and setting them up for success.

Optimistic Thinking

A child's attitude of confidence, hopefulness, and positive thinking regarding herself/himself and her/his life situations in the past, present, and future.

Optimistic Thinking Classroom Guidance

Student "I can" Statements:

• Carry myself with confidence.

• Say good things about myself.

• Speak about positive things.

• Look forward to classes or activities at school.

• Say good things about my classmates.

• Say good things about the future.

• Express high expectations for myself.

The purpose of 1:1 individual meetings is to provide a more personalized counseling experience to students across the campus. These meetings provide a whole child approach to ensuring that students are identifying their own strengths, goals, and challenges, while also building connections at school, home, and within the community. The individual meeting allows counselors to personalize continued support as needed throughout the school year. 

This quarter your school counselor will be meeting with 3rd and 4th grade students.

Great 8 Skills at Home

For more information on affective education and the Great 8 Skills for Life at Home,visit Aperture Education'sParent Portal.

This quarter we're inviting students and families to sign our Resolution of Respect! By signing our resolution, you are promising to be a part of our community of kindness.

Suicide Awareness and Prevention Walk 
Humble ISD Counseling & Behavioral Services is hosting a Suicide Awareness and Prevention Walk

Thursday, September 18, 2025
6:00–8:00 PM
Turner Stadium

Join us for an evening of hope, healing, and support as we walk together to raise awareness about suicide prevention and mental health.

This free community event brings families, students, and staff together to reduce stigma, share resources, and remind one another—we are not alone.

There will be a guest speaker, community resources, and food available for purchase.

No cost to attend.

College and Technical School Spotlight

Weber University
Virtual Campus Tour

Harvard University
Virtual Campus Tour

South Texas College
Information on available Majors and Programs of Study

U.S. Armed Forces Spotlight

Credit by Examination (CBE)

What is Credit By Examination or CBE? Texas allows students to test, in order to receive credit for a class, or to skip a grade level. These tests are provided by Texas Tech University, and are called Credit By Examination, or CBEs.

Credit by Exam Information Sheet

See Something, Say Something

iHELP

Humble ISD’s iHelp app is a comprehensive reporting solution designed for the needs, behaviors, and attitudes of students; it is easy to use and allows students to remain anonymous. This technology fosters a relationship between schools, law enforcement, counselors, parents, and students. It is also available, free of charge, to all parents and guardians through Apple or Google Play.

More information on HumbleISD's iHelp

Humble ISD TIPS

Crime and safety tips can be reported to Humble ISD's TIPS line 24 hours a day. 281-641-8477

Humble ISD Counseling & Behavioral Services Website with information about our counseling program, the district's Wellness Counselors, and Community Resources.

Information on free to low cost medical and dental insurance for children through Medicaid and CHIPs.

Resource Guide for Children, Adolescent, and Teen Behavioral Health Services