Invest in Yourself. Invest in Your Students.
Great educators never stop learning. Through our partnership with the Humble Area Retired Teachers Association (HARTA), Humble ISD educators have opportunities to pursue new skills, advanced degrees, certifications, and professional development.
Whether you're working toward a graduate degree, earning a teaching certification, or attending a professional conference, the HARTA Educator Scholarship can help you with up to $500 to continue growing in your profession and expanding your impact on students.
Eligibility
Applicants must have been employed by Humble ISD for at least three years and work in a role that directly supports student learning.
The application for 2026–2027 will open on September 16, 2026.
Making a Difference
The impact of the HARTA Educator Scholarship extends far beyond the recipient. By supporting professional growth, these scholarships help educators bring new ideas, skills, and opportunities back to their students and campuses.
Read how past recipients have used their scholarships to continue learning and make an even greater impact in Humble ISD.
Andrinee Martinez
Sconzo Early College High School
"The HARTA Educator Scholarship helped me attend the Texas Counseling Association Conference, where I gained valuable tools and strategies to support the social, emotional, and academic growth of Humble ISD students. The experience continues to impact the students I serve today."
Jessica Eisterhold
Kingwood Middle School
"The HARTA Educator Scholarship helped me continue pursuing my master's degree in educational technology. The knowledge and skills I gained have strengthened technology integration in my classroom and helped prepare students for success in a digital world."
If you have any questions about this scholarship opportunity, please contact Karina Johnson at Karina.Johnson@humbleisd.net.
