Lone Star College Fire Academy- Kingwood

09/16/2026

Yesterday class #26 had the pleasure of meeting Dr. Melissa Gonzales the president of LSC-Kingwood for a pop in visit. Dr. Gonzalez gave some encouraging words for the cadets to continue strong throughout the semester and also brought them some goodies. Thank you Dr. Gonzales and staff for visiting with Class #26.

09/11/2026

Tonight class 27 (night class) In conjunction with class 26 did their annual 9/11 stair climb (110 flights of stairs) to honor those lives lost as well as honor those who are still affected by the attacks that happened on September 11, 2001. GOOD WORK CLASS 27.

09/10/2026

Today class 26 in honor of September 11th did their annual stair climb (110 flights of stairs)to remember those lives lost and to the ones who are still affected to this day after 25 years since the attacks. STRONG WORK class 26.

09/01/2026

Tonight class 27 is putting their skills to work with what they learned in class by utilizing their knowledge of ropes and knots to perform the skill.

09/01/2026

It’s time to put what we learned in the classroom setting and put them into skill training. Today the class 26 cadets are showing their ropes and knots skills out on the field today.

08/29/2026

Lone Star College Fire Academy- Kingwood would like to extend our condolences to the Castillo family and to the Porter Fire department. Rest easy Captain Jesus we got it from here.

08/27/2026

Day 3 and class #27 night class is hard at work today learning about the fundamentals of safety in the fire service along with a few other subjects in the curriculum.

08/25/2026

First day of Class 26 LSC-Kingwood Cadet Fire academy is underway. Teaching the next generation of future firefighters.

08/22/2026

08/11/2026

Welcome everyone who is following our Lone Star Fire Academy page. I know it’s been awhile since our last post, but there have been some changes happening behind the scenes of our Fire Science program here at . There has been some changes in leadership and we would like to recognize those individuals. Please welcome Emile Haley (pictured left) as he has stepped up to an adjunct position here at LSC-Kingwood. Chief Haley brings a wealth of knowledge in the fire service and has a passion for shaping the future firefighters of tomorrow. Also, we would like to recognize another individual who will be taking over the program and keep it going as the Chief of Training Jeffrey Zepeda (pictured right) He will be replacing Chief Teverbaugh who will be retiring at the end of August. Chief Zepeda brings over 20+ years of experience from the fire service, has served many ranks up to Assistant Chief. Chief Zepeda has a passion for training and mentoring our future firefighters and future leaders of tomorrow. Congratulations gentlemen and welcome to Lone Star Kingwood Fire Science program.