Schools In Houston

The list does not pretend to be exhaustive, and is not limited to the schools mentioned below. In some cases, a brief description of the school is provided, highlighting relevant academic, athletic, arts, clubs, and special education resources. There are multiple websites that will provide useful information to help you make the right decision when you are choosing the best school for your children depending on their individual and unique needs.

 This website provides a snapshot of overall school quality based on three measures: Test Scores, Student Progress and Equity. The Test Score Rating reflects annual state test results for a specific school compared with scores statewide. A strong student progress with high test scores means students at a specific school have strong academic skills and the school is doing a better job at supporting academic growth than most other schools. The Equity Rating looks at how well the school is serving disadvantaged students relative to all students, compared to other schools in the state, based on college readiness metrics, student progress, and test scores provided from the state’s Department of Education. The website shows a variety of indicators of school quality with the purpose of helping parents get a great education for their child ensuring that the student gets the support needed to succeed.