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Houston Independet School District HOUSTON INDEPENDET SCHOOL DISTRICT ASHFORD ELEMENTARY 1 RAY DAILY 1 ALCOTT ELEMENTARY 4 School Locations in Alpha Order REAGAN HIGH SCHOOL 6 ALMEDA ELEMENTARY 5 EDISON MIDDLE 7 KETELSEN ELEMENTARY 2 REAGAN PK-8 EDUC. CENTER 5 ANDERSON ELEMENTARY 5 ELIOT ELEM./ DAEP ALT 2 KEY MIDDLE 2 RED ELEMENTARY 5 ASKEW ELEMENTARY 1 ELMORE ELEMENTARY 2 KOLTER ELEMENTARY 5 REYNOLDS ELEMENTARY 4 ATHERTON/CONCORDE 2 ELROD ELEMENTARY 5 LAMAR HIGH 6 RICE SCHOOL 3 ATTUCKS MIDDLE 4 EMERSON ELEMENTARY 1 LANIER MIDDLE 6 RIVER OAKS ELEMENTARY 6 AUSTIN HIGH 7 ENERGIZED FOR EXCELLENCE 3 LANTRIP ELEMENTARY 7 ROBERTS ELEMENTARY 3 AVA/TWILIGHT 3 ENERGIZED/ STEM CENTRAL 4 LAS AMERICAS 3 ROBINSON ELEMENTARY 2 B. BUSH ELEMENTARY 1 ENERGY / STEM WEST MS/HS 3 LAURENZO EARLY CHILD 7 RODRIGUEZ ELEMENTARY 3 BARBARA JORDAN 8 ENERGY INST. HIGH SCHOOL 6 LAW ELEMENTARY 4 ROOSEVELT ELEMENTARY 8 BARNETT STADIUM # 4 FARIAS EARLY CHILDHOOD 8 LAW ENFORCEMENT 6 ROSS ELEMENTARY 2 BARRICK ELEMENTARY 8 FIELD ELEMENTARY 6 LEE HIGH 1 RUCKER ELEMENTARY 4 BASTIAN ELEMENTARY 4 FLEMING MIDDLE 2 LEWIS ELEMENTARY 4 RUSK ELEMENTARY 6 BAYLOR COLL OF MED @ RYAN 7 FOERSTER ELEMENTARY 5 LIBERTY HIGH SCHOOL 1 SAM HOUSTON HIGH 8 BEECHNUT ACADEMY 3 FONDREN ELEMENTARY 5 LIVESTOCK RODEO 1 SANCHEZ ELEMENTARY 7 BELLAIRE SR. 3 FONDREN MIDDLE 5 LIVING RESOURCE 5 SCARBOROUGH ELEM 8 BELLFORT ELEMENTARY 4 FONVILLE MIDDLE 8 LOCKHART ELEMENTARY 7 SCARBOROUGH HIGH 1 BENAVIDEZ ELEMENTARY 3 FONWOOD EARLY CHILDHOOD 2 LONG MIDDLE 3 SCROGGINS ELEMENTARY 2 BENBROOK ELEMENTARY 1 FOOD SERVICE 2 LONGFELLOW ELEMENTARY 3 SEGUIN ELEMENTARY 4 BERRY ELEMENTARY 8 FOREST BROOK MIDDLE 2 LOOSCAN ELEMENTARY 2 SHADOWBRIAR ELEM. 1 BILLY REAGAN PK-8 5 FOSTER ELEMENTARY 7 LOVE ELEMENTARY 6 SHADYDALE ELEMENTARY 2 BLACK MIDDLE 8 FRANKLIN ELEMENTARY 7 LOVETT ELEMENTARY 3 SHARPSTOWN H.S. 3 BLACKSHEAR ELEMENTARY 7 FROST ELEMENTARY 4 LYONS ELEMENTARY 8 SHARPSTOWN INTERNAT. HS 3 BOND OFFICE 6 FURR SR. 2 M.C. WILLIAMS MIDDLE/ 8 SHEARN ELEMENTARY 5 BONHAM ELEMENTARY 3 GABRIEL MISTRAL 3 LIBRARY/ SCHOOL SUP/ SHERMAN ELEMENTARY 2 EMPL SERV/DRUGFREE BONNER ELEMENTARY 4 GALLEGOS ELEMENTARY 7 SINCLAIR ELEMENTARY 6 M.L. KING EARLY CHILDHOOD 5 BOOKER T. WASHINGTON SR 8 GARCIA ELEMENTARY 8 SOUTH MAINTENANCE 5 MAC GREGOR ELEMENTARY 6 BRAEBURN ELEMENTARY 3 GARDEN OAKS ELEM 8 SOUTH REGION FIELD OFFICE 5 MADING ELEMENTARY 4 BRIAR GROVE ELEMENTARY 1 GARDEN VILLAS ELEMENTARY 4 SOUTHMAYD ELEMENTARY 7 MADISON HIGH 5 BRIAR MEADOW MIDDLE 1 GOLFCREST ELEMENTARY 4 ST. GEORGE PLACE ELEM 1 MANDARIN CHINESE LANG. 3 BRISCOE ELEMENTARY 7 STERLING HIGH 4 GRADY MIDDLE 1 MAG. SCHOOL. BROOKLINE ELEMENTARY 7 STEVENS ELEMENTARY 8 GREGG ELEMENTARY 4 MARSHALL MIDDLE 2 BROWNING ELEMENTARY 6 STEVENSON MIDDLE 4 GREGORY-LINCOLN 6 McCARTY COMPLEX 1 BRUCE ELEMENTARY 6 SUGARGROVE MIDDLE 3 GRISSOM ELEMENTARY 5 McGOWANS ELEM. 2 BURBANK ES 8 SUTTON ELEMENTARY 3 GROSS ELEMENTARY 5 MCNAMARA ELEMENTARY 3 BURBANK MS 8 T.H. ROGERS 1 H.S.P.V.A. 6 MCREYNOLDS MIDDLE 2 BURNETT ELEMENTARY 7 TECHNICAL SKILLS CENTER 5 HALPIN CENTER 5 MEMORIAL ELEMENTARY 6 BURRUS ELEMENTARY 8 TELEDYNE BLDG/ RISK MGT/ 3 HAMILTON MIDDLE 6 MILBY HIGH 7 BUTLER STAD./MOTOR PO0L 5 CLAIMS/WORK COMP HARPER ALT./CROSSROADS 8 MILNE ELEMETARY 5 C. MARTINEZ ELEMENTARY 2 TEXAS CONNECTIONS 1 HARTMAN MIDDLE 4 MITCHELL ELEMENTARY 4 CAGE ELEMENTARY 7 THOMAS MIDDLE 4 HARTSFIELD ELEMENTARY 7 MONTGOMERY ELEMENTARY 5 CARNEGIE VANGUARD 6 THOMPSON ELEM/M.C.T.C. 7 HARVARD ELEMENTARY 6 MORENO ELEMENTARY 8 CARRILLO ELEMENTARY 7 THURGOOD MARSHALL ELEM 2 HCC LIFE SKILLS/SERS 6 MOUNT CARMEL 4 CFS ADMINISTRATION 6 TIJERNIA ELEMENTARY 7 HELMS ELEMENTARY 6 N. HOUSTON EARLY COL. 8 CHALLENGE EARLY COL.HIGH 3 TINSELY ELEMENTARY 5 HEROD ELEMENTARY 3 N.Q. HENDERSON ELEM. 2 CHAVEZ HIGH 4 TRANSPORTATION ADMIN 1 HERRERA ELEMENTARY 8 NEFF ECC 3 CLIFTON MIDDLE 1 TRAVIS ELEMENTARY 6 HIGH SCHOOL AHEAD (Hohl) 8 NEFF ELEMENTARY 3 CODWELL ELEMENTARY 4 TSU LAB 7 HIGHLAND HEIGHTS CH. 8 NORTH FOREST HIGH SCHOOL 2 COMMUNITY SERVICES 2 TWAIN ELEMENTARY 3 HILLIARD ELEMENTARY 2 NORTHLINE ELEMENTARY 8 CONDIT ELEMENTARY 3 VALLEY WEST ELEMENTARY 5 HMW BUILDING 1 OAK FOREST ELEMENTARY 8 COOK ELEMENTARY 2 W. UNIVERSITY ELEM. 3 HOBBY ELEMENTARY 5 OATES ELEMENTARY 2 COOLEY CENTER/CHILD ST. 6 WAINWRIGHT 1 HOGG MIDDLE 6 ORTIZ MIDDLE 4 COOP ELEMENTARY 8 WALNUT BEND ELEMENTARY 1 HOLLAND MIDDLE 2 OSBORNE ELEMENTARY 8 CORNELIUS ELEMENTARY 4 WALTRIP HIGH 8 HOPE ACADEMY 7 P. HENRY MIDDLE 8 CRESPO ELEMENTARY 7 WELCH MID/MULTILINGUAL 5 HORN ELEMENTARY 3 PAIGE ELEMENTARY 8 CROCKETT ELEMENTARY 6 WESLEY ELEMENTARY 8 HOUSTON ACAD. FOR INTL ST. 6 PARK PLACE ELEMENTARY 4 CULLEN MIDDLE 7 WESTBRIAR MIDDLE 1 INSPIRED FOR EXCELLENCE 4 PARKER ELEMENTARY 5 CUNNINGHAM ELEMENTARY 3 WESTBURY HIGH 5 ISSACS ELEMENTARY 2 PATTERSON ELEMENTARY 4 DAVILA ELEMENTARY 7 WESTSIDE HIGH 1 J.P. HENDERSON ELEM 7 PAUL REVERE MIDDLE 1 DAVIS HIGH 2 WHARTON ELEMENTARY 6 J.R. HARRIS ELEMENTARY 7 PECK ELEMENTARY 7 DE ANDA ELEMENTARY 4 WHEATLEY HIGH 2 JACKSON MIDDLE 7 PERSHING MIDDLE 3 DEADY MIDDLE 7 WHIDBY ELEMENTARY 7 JANOWSKI ELEMENTARY 8 PETERSON ELEMENTARY 5 DEBAKEY (HSHP) 7 WHITE ELEMENTARY 3 JEAN HINES-CALDWELL 5 PILGRIM ELEMENTARY 1 DECHAUMES ELEMENTARY 8 WHITTIER ELEMENTARY 2 JEFFERSON ELEMENTARY 8 PIN OAK MIDDLE 3 DELMAR STADIUM 1 WILSON ELEMENTARY 6 JJAEP Murworth campus 3 PINEY POINT ELEMENTARY 1 DEZAVALA ELEMENTARY 7 WINDSOR VILLAGE 5 JOHNSTON MIDDLE 5 PLEASANTVILLE ELEMENTARY 2 DODSON ELEMENTARY 7 WOODSON MIDDLE 4 JONES HIGH /EMPOWER HIGH 4 POE ELEMENTARY 3 DOGAN ELEM. 2 WORTHING HIGH 4 K. BELL ELEMENTARY 5 POLICE DEPARTMENT 7 DOWLING MIDDLE 5 YATES HIGH 7 K. SMITH ELEMENTARY 1 PORT OF HOUSTON ELEM. 2 DRUG FREE WKPLACE 6 YMCPA 2 KANDY STRIPE 4 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOP. 2 DURHAM ELEMENTARY 8 YOUNG ELEMENTARY 4 KASHMERE GARDENS 2 PROVISION/ VISION ACADEMY 4 YOUNG LEARNERS ACAD. 3 DURKEE ELEMENTARY 8 KASHMERE HIGH 2 PUGH ELEMENTARY 2 YOUNG SCHOLARS 6 EAST EARLY COLLEGE 6 KELSO ELEMENTARY 4 R. MARTINEZ ELEMENTARY 2 YWCPA 6 EAST REGIONAL FIELD OFFICE 7 KENNEDY ELEMENTARY 8 R.P. HARRIS ELEMENTARY 2 Warehouse Operations 2013-2014 EASTWOOD ACADEMY 7.
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