Bond 2018 funds are helping Riverwood Middle School become an even better place for students to learn and excel. 

Over the summer, Humble ISD completed updates to the RMS facility.  For air conditioning, three chillers were replaced while other components were cleaned.  New electronic controls were also installed for improved operation and efficiency. 

"Keeping every room at a comfortable temperature is always a challenge in large buildings," Matthew Roser, Riverwood Middle School Principal, said. "Everyone is excited that the new air-conditioning system will provide a more comfortable learning environment for students and teachers."  

Bond funds were also used to remove an old water tower once used to regulate heating and cooling, and construct a new sidewalk for access to the track. Additionally, the RMS Band Hall will receive new shelving by October.

RMS has additional improvement projects being funded by the district.  A new floor was installed in the band hall in August because of water damage to the previous floor. 

Bond 2018 funds are providing a more comfortable learning environment for students at Creekwood Middle School.

Over the summer, Humble ISD completed updates to the Creekwood Middle School facility.  Bond money was used to fund air conditioning upgrades, including the replacement of a chiller and the installation of direct digital controls for air conditioning and lighting. 

Creekwood Middle Principal Walt Winicki has noticed a big difference.  “It didn’t matter what time of year it was - people would bring in sweaters and jackets to school because some rooms were cold, while others were hot because of the season,” Winicki said.  The improvements will make classroom temperatures more stable.

The air distribution system has been modified to have less rooms per thermostat.  New plate sensors were also added for improved operation and efficiency.  The thermal storage tank was also removed.