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PRE-K COLLEGE PREP SCHOOL CHOICE

A head start Giving guidance Opening doors KIPP Explore starts working Schools are adding counselors Financial aid can make even with 3- and 4-year-olds to erase to help navigate the tricky pricey private schools a disadvantages. Page N3 application process. Page N4 viable alternative. Page N7 SCHOOL REPORT CARD Strategies forsuccess

By Ericka Mellon High-poverty schools earn true: Schools with greater concentrations of low- income students are more likely to rank lower. gold marks for programs The high-poverty campuses that rise to the aulette Caston, the principal toptypically are magnet, charter or specialty of Ed White Elementary in that boost academics schools that require students to apply. southwest Houston, knows TheNo. 1-ranked schools were DeBakeyHigh her students enter school at a School for HealthProfessions, a Pdisadvantage. Many are new to with admissionsstandards; T.H.Rogers, amag- the country and not used to attending daily, net school serving students in kindergarten structured classes. And more than eight out througheighthgrade whoqualifyasgifted;and of 10 come from low-income families. RiverOaksElementary, where 10 percent of the To catch up the students, Caston has recruit- students are lowincome. ed retired teachers to serve as tutors, kept a so- About aquarterofHouston ISD’s schools cial worker on staff part time and promoted an earned “A”grades, and 30 percentreceivedan after-school homework club so the children can “F”, according to therankings, published today get help before leaving to care for siblings while in this special section of the HoustonChronicle. their parents work multiple jobs. TheHouston-areadistrictsthatledthepack, The strategies have paid off. Despite the withatleasthalfoftheircampusesearning“A” challenges associated with poverty, White El- grades,areBarbersHill,ClearCreek,Conroe, ementary earned an “A” grade for its academic SteveGonzales /HoustonChronicle Fort Bend, Friendswood, Katy, Klein, Lamar, performance from Children at Risk. The Hous- DeBakeyHighSchool forHealth Pearland and Tomball. Of those, the Barbers ton-based nonprofit advocacy group focused on Professions earned the topspot in the 2016 Hill,ClearCreek,Friendswood,Pearlandand improving education annually ranks the state’s Children at Risk school rankings. Tomball districts also stood out for having no public schools based mostly on students’ perfor- schools receiving “D” or “F” grades. mance on standardized exams. outragedbythat.” Among the area’s 10 largest districts, Aldine “We’re a hidden secret,” Caston said. The Houstonarea is home to some of the best had the lowest percentage of “A” schools, at 3 per- In a region and state where the majority and worst publicschoolsinthe state. The el- cent, followed by Alief, with 7 percent. In both of public school students are poor enough to ementary,middleand highschoolsthatearned districts, eight of 10 students are low income. qualify for free- or reduced-priced meals, the firstplacein the 2016Children at Risk rankings Harmony and YES Prep fared the best quality of the education system takes on great- all are in the Houston Independent School Dis- among the area’s largest charter school net- er importance, said Bob Sanborn, the presi- trict, where aboutthree-quarters of the students workswith more than 60 percent of their cam- dentofChildrenatRisk. are poor. Yet atroubling trend continues to hold pusesearning “A” grades. “When 60 percent of the school kids in Schools are evaluated on how high their stu- are economically disadvantaged, we need to dents scored on standardized tests and on how make sure we’re sending them to good schools,” much each child improved from the prior year. he said. “Looking at our data, we’re not sending ›› To see how area schools fared, go to The formula also consideredhow well schools most of them to good schools, and we needtobe HoustonChronicle.com/ReportCard Gold continues on N2 ›› School rankings, pages N8-N12 N2 | Sunday, June 5, 2016 | | HoustonChronicle.com and chron.com xx SCHOOL REPORTCARD Principals share whytheir schoolsget top scores

AQ&A with principals of some of the highest ranking Houston-area schools. Here are edited excerpts:

ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS

Keri Fovargue,head of school at RiverOaks Elementary,No. 1Hous- tonelementary school

Q: Whatsetsyour school apart? A: As the onlyVan- guard magnet and Inter- national Baccalaureate primaryyears program in Houston, RiverOaks Elementaryisunique from thestart. How- ever,whatreallysets our school apart is our excep- tional teachers andatrue sharedvision of learning by everyone.They care deeply for everystudent in their classroom, and they work hard to meet each child right where they are and move them forward from thatplace. Whether exceptionally gifted or twiceexception- al,our teachersgrowkids Courtesyphoto everyday. The award-winningT.H. Rogers School, theNo. 1middle school and No. 3elementary in thearea, owes its success to “tremendous supportfromthe district, our staff and parents,”ys sa Principal Dave Muzyka. Q: Howcan apar- enttellifaschool is Mind those application deadlines point. Look forschools it apoint to gettoknow reallyasgoodasits test that offer many opportu- HIGH SCHOOLS each and everystudenton Houston’sbiggest charterschool networks—KIPP,YES scores? nities to pursue interests campus. Prep and Harmony—have coordinatedtheir application A: Test scores are outside of the required Agnes Perry,prin- timelinestomakethe processeasier forparents. Thekey one small componentof academic courses. Par- cipal of DeBakey High Q: Whatsetsyour dates, pending stateapproval: aschool’s story—one ents should be sure that School forHealth Pro- school apart? snapshot in time.While Applications become available: Nov. 1 the school’s mission is to fessions, No.1Houston A: As an early col- the numbers do give a Applications due: Feb. 10 prepare principled citi- highschool legehighschool, we take glimpse insidethe build- Acceptancenotification: March zens ready to enter into students whomay never ing,there is so much HoustonISD magnetschools* an ever-changing global Q:Why is your have thought of attending more to what makesa society. school successful? collegeand place them on school successful. Applications due: EarlyOctober to mid-December for A: An educational acollegecampus, taking Theheartbeatofa phase one; mid-December through Mayfor phase two. Imelda Medrano, culture has been built that collegecourses during school is in itspeople, Themostpopular schoolsare filled in phase one. principal of Seven emphasizes arigorous their year. itspriority and itsmis- Notification of acceptance: Late March Lakes Junior High, and relevant curriculum, sion. In ordertogather To qualify forthe Vanguard gifted program: Testing No. 5middle school whichprepares students R. ScottAllen, prin- perspective,parents need is scheduled forincomingkindergarten studentsfrom for universitystudyand cipal of theHighSchool to visitthe school for December through February.The districtdoesnot notify Q: Whatsetsyour future career paths. forthe Performing themselves. They need parentswhether their children qualify forthe gifted school apart? DeBakey provides a and Visual Arts, No. 6 to walk the halls, listen program before magnetapplications aredue. A: Most people think challenging,well-bal- Houstonhighschool to the conversations and *Datesare basedon2016and might change. Updateswill be posted on back to their junior high/ anced collegepreparatory understand theculture of HISD’sOfficeofSchool Choiceweb page:houstonisd.org/Page/133703 middleschool years and program for students in- Q: Whyisyour the school. Theseare the remember thattime as terested in ,health school successful? elements thatwill provide beingawful. Kids are and medicine. A: Thestudents are clarity to parents whether fective direct instruction is agood fit for your entering their early teens, what makethe school or not aschoolisasgood tied to the statestan- studentwithin the first experiencing onsetof RamonMoss, princi- successful. Our young as itsscores. dards. This occurs every 10 to 15 minutes of your puberty,becoming hyper- pal of Carnegie Van- artists have apassion dayatWestU. visit. Does the school sensitive to whetheror guardHighSchool, for their art. Theschool Sarah Harrington, offer arts?Field trips? not they fit in, and strug- No. 2Houston high provides an artistic com- principal of Horn El- MIDDLE SCHOOLS Guestspeakers?Outside gling with thinking logi- school munity wherestudents ementary School, No. 4 programs? callyrather than impul- thrive as they collaborate Houstonelementary Dave Muzyka, prin- sively.Itisatoughtime Q: Whyisyour with teachers, consultants cipal of T.H. Rogers MichaelHejducek, and an awkward phase school successful? and peers in developing Q: Whatisthe big- School, No. 1middle principal of Fort Settle- for the average person. A: Carnegie Van- their craft. gest obstacle your school and No. 3el- mentMiddle School, At SevenLakes Junior guard High School This community pro- school faces? ementary No. 2Houstonmiddle High,wegoout of our is successful because vides asense of belonging A: Adequate building school waytoovercome these administration, fac- and our students want space.The building is five Q: Whatsetsyour challenges by cultivating ulty,staff,students and to be here.Wealso teach years old,and enroll- school apart? Q: Whyisyour aculture of kindnessand parents actively par- responsibility.Aschool mentisbeyond capacity; A: We have avery school successful? respect. We invest alot of ticipate in roles to ensure with no bellsand no dress funding —fourpositions unique blend of learners A: Success isn’t mea- time andenergy into talk- academic excellence in an code—our students hadtobecut to balance ranging from 3to22years suredbytestscoresalone. ing aboutwhatitlooks atmosphere thatisnur- knowthatthe freedom the budget for next year, old in three distinct pro- Our students are success- like, sounds likeand feels turing,challenging and allowedwithin the school duetothe district budget grams —multi-impaired, ful in athletics, academic liketobekind and to do supportive. comes with responsibility shortfall. deaf/hard-of-hearing,and competitions, fine arts, your very best. and trust. gifted/talented. We try and providing service to Q: Howdoyou advise John Threet, princi- to celebrate as manydif- others. Working as ateam Jennifer Nichols, parents tryingtoselect Q: Whatisthe big- pal of West University ferences as possible,and —students, staff,parents principal of Sartartia aschool fortheir child? gest obstacle your Elementary School, No. we’refortunate to have and community —is Middle School, No. 6 A: Parentsare advised school faces? 5Houston elementary tremendous support from what createsasuccessful middle school to seek and listen to the A: Funding. In my the district, our staff and school. child’s opinion about the opinion, the stateis Q: Whyisyour our parents. Q: Whatsetsyour highschoolheorshe not adequately funding school successful? Felicia Adams, prin- school apart? wants. education in Texas. With A: At West University, Q: Howmuchimpor- cipal of Lanier Middle A: Students have Thestudents who the continued challengeof our focus is instruction, tance should aparent School, No.3Houston asense of belonging, thrive the mosthereare budget cuts,mostprinci- instruction and instruc- place on campus test middle school whichiskey in the those whowanttobe pals and teachersare on tion. Since Istarted teach- scores? middle school years. The here. edgeastowhatstaffing ing in 1979,the academic A: It’s “a thing,” as Q:How do youadvise parents, community and and programs will be requirements for elemen- the kids saytoday.But it parents tryingtoselect teachers have done an Brett Lemley, princi- possible from year to year. taryschool children have should not be used as the aschool fortheirchild? outstanding jobofpre- pal of Clear Horizons Our school is so fortu- increased significantly, end-all,be-all. Usually A: In selecting a paringstudents for aca- EarlyCollege High nate to have asupportive yetthe school year and it’s asmall snapshot of school for your childit demic success.They are School in Clear Creek, administration and school dayare essentially the campus achievement but is importanttoknow partnersintheir child’s No. 5Houston high board thatvalues the same.Wehavetouse doesn’t include specific theirinterests and needs. success and their input school arts at our school, but if everyavailable minute to community strengths Theacademicdataofthe and support is invaluable. the statedoesn’t make teach in order to coverall and weaknesses. Ialways school should reflect that Ibelieve thatSartartia Q: Whyisyour fundingchanges, cuts will of the material required adviseparents to visita all studentneeds are met strikesagood balance of school successful? affect our programs. for students to succeed. campus and see what the at highlevels,and value providing an academical- A: Our school is suc- Thecore of effective community values. Usu- is addedtoevery child ir- ly and sociallysupportive cessful for one reason — Compiled by school improvementisef- allyyou cantellifaschool respective of the starting environmentfor children. relationships. We make Jennifer Radcliffe Gold ribbon schools have high expectations High-poverty, high-performing Thenonprofit group Children at Risk highlighted schools thatserved ahigh concentration of low-income children Gold from page N1 said AndyVelasquez,the principal of disciplineproblems in class without (atleast 75 percent) and performedabove-average AliefISD’s O’Donnell MiddleSchool, kicking out students. “We’rerespon- academicallylastyear. Magnetand charter schools are performed compared with othersthat whichearned a“B” grade.“It’s just sible for all learners, not justthe ones excluded. Theseare the top“gold ribbon”schools, listed hadsimilar concentrations of low-in- howyou face those challenges.” that are easytoteach,” shesaid. with theletter gradetheyearned. comestudents. Most of the employees are trained At Houston ISD’sDeChaumes El- Houston ISD’s WhiteElemen- as mentors, Velasquez said, and vol- ementary, Principal SandyGaw urges Elementary schools tary wasamongafewhigh-poverty unteer to checkinwithanat-riskstu- teachers to keep close track of each De Chaumes(A+), HoustonISD standouts highlighted by Children dent or two. He said his after-school child’sreading level. Afirst-genera- Park Place(A+), HoustonISD at Riskas“gold ribbon”winners program is key, combining academ- tion Chinese-American, sheunder- Runyan (A),Conroe ISD forperformingwell as atraditional ics and leisure and keeping students stands the language struggles of her Lyons (A),Houston ISD neighborhoodschool. from gettingintotrouble at home. students, most of whom enterschool White(A),Houston ISD In interviews,principalsofseveral TracyVoelker,inher ninth year speaking Spanish. Shesends staffers of the “gold ribbon”schools shared as principal of Conroe ISD’s Runyan to search for students whoare absent. Middleschools common philosophies.They sethigh Elementary, said teachers focus on “Ifthey miss instruction,” Gaw Pilgrim Academy(B+), HoustonISD expectations for students and staff. working with small groups of stu- said, “that’s aday lost of learning.” O’Donnell (B), AliefISD They hire teachers with apassion for dents, allowing for individual atten- Cobb 6th GradeCampus (B), Galena Park ISD at-risk children. They have deliberate tion. More thanhalf the childrenare Matt Dempsey contributed strategies to help struggling students. Englishlanguage learners.Voelker to this report. SouthmoreIntermediate (B), Pasadena ISD “Every school,whetherit’salow employs threeinstructionalcoaches socioeconomic campus or has mil- to model lessons for her teachers. [email protected] High school lionaire children, has itschallenges,” Andshe pushes teacherstohandle twitter.com/e_mellon Sharpstown(B-), HoustonISD xx Houston Chronicle | HoustonChronicle.com andchron.com | Sunday, June 5, 2016 | N3 SCHOOL REPORTCARD Pre-Kprogram helps KIPP close the gaps

By Jennifer Radcliffe Second-grader Alesi Ovalle,8, It’s not easy to persuade East edits video in Endfamiliestosendtheir3-year- thetechnology oldstopreschool. room at KIPP Many moms aren’t ready for Explore their little onestobeawayfrom Academy. home.For workingparents, the KIPP’s half-dayschedule is toughto preschool swing.Soevery year,administra- program has torsfromKIPP Explore canvass helped it land theneighborhood making their theNo. 1spot pitchtoparents: Thecharter forHispanic school’s high-quality,pre-kinder- student gartenprogram helps erase aca- performance demic gaps thattypicallyplague amongHouston- low-income,English-language area schools learners. Itscurriculum puts the in thelatest studentbody, whichis96.5per- Children at Risk centHispanic,onpacefor college, rankings. they say. Many traditionalschools don’t comeclose to makingthose kinds of gains with similar popula- tions, landingKIPPExplore the No. 1spot for Hispanic student performance among Houston- GaryCoronado / areaelementaryschools.Itranks HoustonChronicle No. 69 overall among Hous- ton elementaryschools, and is among the 113 area schools ›› View the Children at Risk rankings list at HoustonChronicle.com/HispanicAchievement. in thatcategorytoreceive an A-plus grade thisyear fromChil- In additiontotraditionalKIPP forthe full day. While theteach- sure students progress on ahigh KIPP Explore as preschoolers dren at Risk, an advocacy orga- charter system values like acol- ers are bilingual,the emphasis trajectory,but theydon’t overem- stay throughfourthgrade,before nization with offices in Houston, lege-boundmindset, on-campus is overwhelmingly on English. phasize test preparation in class- moving on to middle school. Dallas and Fort Worth focused health careand heavyparental Unlikesome traditional Houston room teaching. “Once they starttosee theben- on improving children’s lives involvement, schoolleaders credit ISD campuses, all of KIPP Ex- Thedifference in school cul- efits, we have them for the long througheducation, publicpolicy their topscorestoclassroom tech- plore’sthirdgraders are taking ture is evidentfrom dayone,said haul,”Cushsaid. andresearch. nology, data-driven assessments the STAAR testinEnglish. Michele Rodriguez, asecond- Students saythey areencour- About 88 percentofKIPP andapreschool program forboth “It’ssomuchbetter for the grade teacher whospent17years aged at KIPP Explore. third-graders passed thereading 3- and4-year-olds.The campus kids,” Cush said. in the HoustonISD beforeswitch- “They teach us good things. portion of the STAAR (State of alsofeatures a270-studentath- Theimportance of early educa- ing to KIPP. At herHouston ISD They tell us to neverstop,” said TexasAssessment of Academic letic program, where even the tion is apparent,experts say. campus, onlyahandful of parents 9-year-old Laura Garcia, athird- Readiness) testlastyear, well youngestplayers getatasteofim- “The data backs themup,” said would attendmeet-the-teacher grader. above stateand localaveragesfor portant skills liketeamwork and Bob Sanborn, CEOofChildren at night. At KIPP,parents of all 26 Alexa Gonzalez, also 9, said acampus wherenearlyhalfofall copingwithfailureonthe vast Risk. “Weare seeingalot of the students typically attend. shelearned Englishearly at KIPP students arestilllearningEnglish. baseball fields outsidethe school. high-performing,high-poverty Boththe schooland thepar- Explore.She hopes to oneday be “Everythingwewantedina KIPP Explorestarts working schoolswhose successcan be ents seem more invested in stu- ateacher herself. school and morehas comealive,” with 3-year-olds in ahalf-day pre- measured by having hadmostof dent success, saidRodriguez, 44, “Theyalwaystell us to do our said school leaderFrankCush, school program, where the em- the kidsgothroughpre-K.” agraduateofHISD’s MilbyHigh best,” shesaid. whohas ledthe campussince it phasis is on orallanguage skills. KIPP Explore uses national School. opened in June 2009. By age4,children attend classes norm-referenced tests to make And most students whostart at [email protected] N4 | Sunday, June 5, 2016 | Houston Chronicle | HoustonChronicle.com and chron.com xx SCHOOL REPORTCARD

Top15Houston-areahighschoolswith college-ready grads College prep Theseschools from eightareadistricts and onechartersystemscoredthe highest in aCollege Readiness Index. Therankings weigh thepercentageofstudentswho take andsucceed at college-levelcourse exams (both AP and IB)and college-entranceexams (both SATand ACT). PERCENT OF PERCENT OF PERCENT OF COLLEGE puts districts STUDENTS STUDENTS STUDENTS READINESS WHOARE TAKING PASSING INDEX SCHOOL DISTRICT L0W INCOME AP/IB TESTS AP/IB TESTS PERCENTILE 1 CarnegieVanguard Houston 25.3 99.6 89.8 99.74 to the test 2 DeBakey High School forHealth Professions Houston 41.777.392.0 99.65 3 High SchoolPerforming andVisual Arts Houston 18.2 62.386.8 99.22 4 Kerr Alief60.345.475.7 98.79 Schoolsadding counselorstohelp 5 Clements Fort Bend 6.647.992.1 98.27 studentsnavigatetrickylandscape 6 Houston82.174.346.7 97.93 7 ChallengeEarly College Houston71.365.2 48.1 97.67 By Andrew Kragie didn’t transfer.She spoke 8 Clear HorizonsEarly College ClearCreek 29.8 41.261.3 97.50 decent English—much of Bellaire High School it learnedbysinging along 9 YESPrep–Southwest YESPrep(charter)90.673.2 64.9 97.24 studentMojdeh Yadolla- to American pop music — 10 Friendswood Friendswood5.4 29.8 88.1 97.06 hikhales wanted to go to but shehad neverheard of 11 SevenLakes Katy 5.944.191.6 96.63 collegebut likemanyhigh AP classes,whichhelp stu- 12 CincoRanch Katy 10.3 40.1 85.3 96.37 school students, shedidn’t dentspreparefor the rigors 13 WestchesterAcademy Spring Branch55.5 49.6 67.7 96.20 knowhow to prepare. The of collegecoursework and application processwas lit- gain collegeacceptance. 14 Memorial Spring Branch10.152.086.9 96.11 erallyforeign to her,since In early2014, sheheard 15 Kingwood Humble 4.738.081.9 96.03 shemovedtothe United aschool announcement: Source:Children at Risk analysis usingTexas Education Agency data HoustonChronicle States less than three years Registrationforms were ago. Like manyfirst-gener- duefor AP classes. She ationcollegestudents from askedher friends: “What aid, whichCruzsaid sug- low-incomefamilies, she are those?” gestsaserious intentto also didn’t have the guid- Shesigned up for four start college. Andthisyear, ance at home to getstarted. AP coursesinher junior about75percentofall ap- Theelementsofcollege year and took sevenasa plications from HISD high readiness comprise along senior.She lovedtwo dis- school students went to list: Advanced Placement parate AP classes, physics selective colleges, where or International Baccalau- and Englishliterature. Kamentz said students are reate classesand tests; SAT Area schooldistricts more likelytostayincol- or ACTcollege-entrance have sought to boostpar- lege and graduate. exams; clubsand extra- ticipationrates in AP “I’mquite confidentthis curricular activities; ap- classes likethose Mojdeh is the mostcomprehensive plications and essays;and took.Spring,for example, and probablythe mostim- applying for scholarships this year began requiring pactful college-advising and financial aid. Hous- students to sitfor theAP initiative in anyurban ton-area school districts exam for AP classes they school district in the coun- have increasingly focused take, chief academic officer try,”Cruzsaid. And it’s not on preparing students for Lupita Hinojosa said. justhelping low-income college, as more and more Doing well on AP tests schools, he said; all HISD jobs requirehighereduca- help can students getac- highschools have seen a tion degrees. cepted to colleges and get significantincrease in col- RickCruz, director of immediate collegecredits legeapplicants. collegereadiness for the toward graduation, but Houston Independent exam fees can addupto Gettinganearly start School District, said stu- hundreds of dollars. That’s Kamentz generally dentsshould graduate whysome districts, includ- praised HISD’s recent highschool prepared to ing Spring and Houston, college readiness efforts, enroll in afour-year col- coverall AP exam fees with manyofwhichhesaid lege and complete the first acombination of stateand were modeled after prac- year without taking reme- district subsidies. ticesdeveloped in area dial classes. That’s justthe “Wedon’t want financial Andrew Kragie /HoustonChronicle charter schools likeYES starting point, though. resources to be abarrier,” At HISD’sBellaireHighSchool, senior Mojdeh Yadollahikhales, right,tells how Prep and KIPP. “Our ultimate goal is to Hinojosa said. “For us, it’s shegot readytoapply to college withhelpfromcounselor RachaelFaith. “The numbers clearly make sure thatwe’re not levelingthe playing field.” speak that they’re doing just getting more kids into Conroe schooldistrict is to eliminate barriers that dowment, HISD hired 28 succeed in collegewitha more,” he said.“They’re college, but that they’re officials said their district keep students from apply- so-called collegesuccess little “extra TLC,” Valbue- modeling what’s possible persisting and ultimately will coverAPtestfees for ing to and enrolling in se- counselors. They serve the nasaid. for the seventh-largest graduating,” Cruz said. low-incomestudents.“We lective four-year colleges. district’s45highschools Conroe ISD also uses school district in the coun- don’tallow afinancial situ- Of course,the SATand and focus specificallyon data analytics to pinpoint try.” Difficult journey ationtocause astudentto ACTalone do notprepare collegeapplicationsand students whoscore well Collegereadiness Mojdeh wasanunusual changeacademiccoursein students for higher edu- financial aid guidance. in theirclassesbut are doesn’t happen justinhigh caseforHISD.BackinIran, anyway,” Deputy Superin- cation. Cruz of HISD said not pursuingadvanced school. Some districts try her parents both earned tendentCurtis Null said. high-qualitycollegecoun- Arudeshock coursework.Using results to sowthe seeds well be- advanced degrees,but ThoughConroe does not seling is anothernecessity One of those newcoun- from state’sstandardized fore 12th grade.Klein de- they knewtheir country’s payfor the SATorACT, because the collegeappli- selors is Claudia Valbuena, tests and the eighth-grade veloped acurriculum that increasingly conservative Null saidfee waivers are cation process has grown whoworkedwithMojdeh version of thepreliminary starts as early as firstgrade regime would limitoppor- available directlyfromthe byzantine,withathicketof at Bellaire High School. SAT, counselorsencourage with simple presentations tunities for young women testing organizations. differentdeadlines, essay Before thisyear,Valbuena high-achieving students to meanttoexpose kids to the liketheir twodaughters. In the spring of Mojdeh’s and recommendation re- said,there wasjustone takeAPand other courses idea of college. In middle So when her familywon junior year,she took the quirements, and financial- collegecounselor forall thatwill betterprepare school, students learn abit theState Department’s SATduring aschoolday aid possibilities. 900 of Bellaire’s seniors, them for college. more each year about AP green-card lotteryin2013, in aspecial districtwide Conroe school officials nearly half of whom come Today, Null said, rigor- classesand what it takes to they movedtothe United session arranged and paid agreed on the importance from low-income families ousacademics are no lon- getaccepted to college. States.Their degreeswere for by HISD.Thatarrange- of counseling.They cited likeMojdeh’s thatoften gerlimitedtoaselect group Hinojosa of Spring worthlittle here.Her fa- ment eliminated expenses theirdistrict’s relatively lack college preparation of students whoare desig- agreed thatcollegereadi- ther found work in ares- and transportation issues lowratio of 300 students knowledge. nated as college-bound. ness must start early.In taurant; her mother,adoc- thatkeep students from per highschoolguidance Forexample,itwas not “It’snot either or any- her district, shepointed to tor back home,istrying to taking the entrance exam counselor. Those college until midwaythroughMo- more,” he said of advanced gifted programs in elemen- learn Englishsoshe can get required by selective col- counselors are often well- jdeh’s junior year thatshe coursework. tary school andpre-AP alicense to practice medi- leges, whichhavehigher known andappreciated. first heard about the essays After the first year of classesinmiddle school. cine here. retention and graduation They getsomeofthe loud- requiredtoget into college HISD’s additional col- Especiallyfor students Herfamily’seducational rates, said DonaldKa- estcheers at graduations, —arude shockfor anon- legecounselors, Valbuena whose parents do not have background makes Mo- mentz, former director of Null said. native Englishspeaker. called the results “phe- higher education, Kamentz jdeh differentfrom most collegeinitiativesatYES HISD recently faced a Shestarted going to col- nomenal.” said, “demystifying thecol- first-generation American Prep charterschools in different reality.Across lege information nightsof- As of early May, about legeexperience”iscrucial college students, but her Houston. kindergartenthrough fered at her school, where 80 percentofthe district’s from an early age. limited financial resources grade 12,Cruzsaid,the shedidn’tevenknowwhat seniorshad submitted at In the fall,Mojdeh will and knowledge about the Counselingadvised district’sstudent-to-coun- questionstoask. “Itwas leastone collegeapplica- start classes at Columbia U.S. applicationprocess HISD’sin-school SAT selor ratio was1,800 to 1. awkward,” sherecalled. tion, Cruz said. Lastyear, University in NewYork, made her journey similar offering dema the testac- Guidance counselors al- Before the school year thatnumber was59per- where shehad dreamed of tothose of manystudents cessible to all 10,000 or so ready hadenoughontheir started, Valbuena wasgiv- cent, ajumpofabout 2,000 going. When askedabout whowere born and raised of the district’sjuniors, platesand often lacked en alistof231 students who students in the firstyear of her fears enrolling in col- here. saving families thefee of at timetogiveindividual- were,asCruzput it,“on the the counseling push. lege,she hadtrouble nam- When Mojdeh started least$50.Similarly,Klein ized attention to seniors, bubble”—low-income stu- Significantlymore stu- ingone.“I’mactuallyready classeslatein2013 as a pays for aschool-dayACT, he said. Lastyear,witha dentswithBaveragesand dentsalso hadcompleted to face it all,” shesaid. sophomoreatBellaire, her said Beth Gilleland, direc- $3 million matching grant decentSAT scores. They thefree FAFSAformfor Iranian highschool credits torofcounseling.The goal fromthe Houston En- could gain admittance and federalstudent financial [email protected]

5. Wait foradmissions of- Tips on choosing the bestschool for your child fer. Houston ISDand private By Jennifer Radcliffe 2. Researchyour school 3. Tour theschools. dismissal days? Some campuses schoolstypically announce ad- choices. Most Houston ISD schools of- release early everyWednesday, missions decisionsinMarch. Un- 1. Knowyour options. Read parental reviews,check fer tours throughout November; for example.Haveany programs derthe revamped Houston ISD Figure out whichschoolyou the testscores and search Google parents can arrangeother tours or positions beencut because of a magnet system,students will are zoned to based on your ad- for campuses you’re consider- as needed. See howthe school school budget shortfall? typicallybeofferedaseatatjust dress.Houston ISD families ing.For adeepdive, checkthe looksand feels. Considerhow the oneschool —atmost. Parents are can enter their address at www. Texas Academic Performance facilities are maintained. Notice 4. Applybythe deadline. givenanarrowwindow to accept houstonisd.org/_findAschool. Reports on the Texas Education whether administrators address Houston ISD limits parents to thatseat. Decidewhether thatschool is a Agency website or at https:// children by name.Think about 10 magnet applications.Begin- On theday that admissions viable option foryour family. If schools.texastribune.org.For an the commute or bus time. ning with the 2016 application, offersare revealed, manyfami- so,check the school websitefor overview,readinformationon Howdiverse is the campus? parents must rank their choices lies will learn thatthey’ve been registration information. www.greatschools.org. Seek out Howinvolvedare parents?How and learn of acceptance into only wait-listed at everyschool. Are there anymagnet, charter theschool’s parent or neighbor- does pickupand drop-offwork? their top-ranked choice.Quali- Don’t despair. Once other fami- or private schools youwantto hood grouponsocialmedia. What is the policy for sibling at- fiedstudentsremain on the wait liesmaketheir choices, the wait consider? Checkwww.families- Do your homeworksoyou tendance?For example,HISD listfor higher-rankedschools, lists willmove.Families can be empowered.org/parents/school- don’tspend tourtime asking onlygives sibling preferenceat but would be dropped from low- offered magnet seats until early search to find nearby schools. questions thathavereadilyavail- magnetsfor “entry-grade levels.” er-rankedchoices,regardlessof August. Formore informationonarea able answers. Askwhat“electives” or “sup- whetherthey were wait-listed In addition, if youplan to private schools, visitwww.hous- Knowthe admissions require- plemental”classes areoffered or offered aseat. Because of this, move into the neighborhood tonschoolsurvey.com/private- mentsfor the schools you’re con- —foreign language, music, art, HISD families need to carefully zone of acertain Houston ISD schools.html. sidering. physical education, technology, consider theirrankingsand school, firstmakesure the school Application deadlines usually While publicschools usually science lab? Does the school have are encouragedtoapply to all isn’t “capped” —astatus that overlap,sobesure to applytoany have asimple application, pos- alibrarian and anurse?How fre- schools thatare viable options. can force even zoned students to school youmight want your child siblyatestand then alottery, pri- quentisrecess?Whatdoes atyp- Consider adding afew “safety other “overflow” schools. Check to attend. Houston ISD’s dead- vate schoolsmight also require ical homework load look like?Is schools” lowerinthe rankingsif before schools’ frontoffices close line is typically mid-December tours, interviews,transcripts, there after-school careorenrich- your zoned school is not afavor- for summer. priortothe Augustinwhichyour tests, observationsand report ment on campus?Whatisthe av- able option. Even safety schools childwillstart classes. cards. erage class size?Are thereearly typicallyhavewaitlists. [email protected] N6 | Sunday, June 5, 2016 | Houston Chronicle | HoustonChronicle.com and chron.com xx SCHOOL REPORTCARD Cy-Fair ISD savors success in middle schools

By EmilyFoxhall This so-called “perfor- mance-based monitoring” BleylMiddleSchool allows the massivedistrict looksmuchlikethe real to meetthe individualized world. needs of everykid,includ- Thecampusincludes ingbyoffering tutoring “every type of income,ev- where needed. erytype of student,” prin- Beyond itsdata-driven cipalStacia Carewsaid, in- approach,Carewsaid cluding those whoreturn Bleylfocuses on building home to $1 million estates relationships, developing and those whomight live in character andinspiring a temporaryshelters. About desire to learn. 56 percentofthe 1,500 “It’saboutarelation- students at theCypress- ship,” Carewsaid. “If FairbanksISD campus are kids knowyou care about considered low-income. them, theywill work hard More than two-thirds are for you.” minorities. Middle school,of Despite the robust ob- course, is afragile time, stacles, the northwest Har- andsmall policiesatthe ris County campus ranks school help smooth the No. 84 amongHouston- way: Thesixth-graders area middle schools, earn- have theirown bell sched- ing an “A-minus” on the ule to transition, and they annual Children at Risk are taught reading —an report card. area in whichBleyl stu- Infact, Cypress-Fair- dentsscored particularly banksISD,the third-larg- well on standardizedtests estschool district in Texas, —inablock schedule with Michael Staghill Jr. stoodout for itsconsistent writing. Sara Scarborough,asixth-grade teacher at BleylMiddle School, reads “The Giver” to students lastmonth. performance educating Late in the morning on one of thetoughestpopu- arecentThursday,18stu- dardized testing behind lations: middle school dentssat bentovercopies them,itwasn’t necessar- students. All of the middle of “The Giver,”follow- ilyatypical class, which schools in Cy-Fair, no mat- ing along as their teacher, usuallybeganwithamini- ter the district’slarge size Sara Scarborough, read lesson to be followedby and significantconcentra- aloud animatedly.(Kids at independent work,Scar- tionoflow-income chil- the school alsoall share a borough said. dren, earn at leasta“C”in 30-minute “Drop Every- Still,the eagerpartici- the 2016 Children at Risk thing And Read” period pationofmostillustrated rankings. on Fridays.) her assertion: “I don’t imagine anyofthe kids Shared curriculum Think before youspeak Iteach having problems CookMiddleSchool, Scarboroughpaused stayinginschool.” for example,where 53 per- everyfew sentences to Together,the students cent of students were eco- askaquestion or offer a pickedatthe repercus- nomicallydisadvantaged, thought for the students, sions of characters’ ac- ranked No. 63,and Labay manyofwhom were eager tions, pondered howand Middle School, 56 percent to respond or help class- whether characters expe- economicallydisadvan- mates whostruggled. rienced emotion and won- taged, ranked No. 91. Then came their turnto dered aboutinformation Part of the success, as- handle the discussion. the author seemed to have sociate superintendent After reviewing the withheld. Linda Macias explained, is rules(includingthe clas- At one point, apeer that Cy-Fair ISD supports sic,“Think before you questioned what would itsschools by providing speak”), and goingover happenifthe main char- ashared curriculum and suggestions for ways to acter died. “curriculum coaches” to start (“I can’tbelieve...”), “Ohmygosh,” astudent help teams of teachersplan thestudentsone-by-one uttered in response. day-to-daylessons. offered athoughtonthe Scarboroughinterject- Commonassessments book and respondedto ed:“Did he just blowyour evaluatehow well students thepreviousideavoiced mind?” are doing with those les- by their peer. sons, Macias said. With the year’s stan- [email protected] xx Houston Chronicle | HoustonChronicle.com andchron.com | Sunday, June 5, 2016 | N7 SCHOOL REPORTCARD Private schools offeraviable alternative

By FauzeyaRahman “It’sveryunique cam- pus to campus,” said Ra- Everyweekday morn- chaelDempsey,marketing ing, Juan Escobar seesa and communications man- subtle transformation hap- ager with FamiliesEm- pen right before his eyes. powered, anonprofit that Hischildren changefrom promotes school choice. sleep-deprivedteenagers With morethan 300 pri- into students wholook vate schools in the Hous- more energetic and ready ton area, sherecommends to tackle the dayahead, parents quicklyidentify once they’vedonnedtheir the schools they are most private-school uniforms. interested in and then go “When they’re in uni- throughthe steps to sub- formthey actdifferent, mitacomplete application. their self-esteem goes up,” Schoolvisitsand research said Escobar,aformer should be done in the fall truckdriverfor Coca-Cola. before application and He and his wife Fatima financialaid deadlines, ownasmall business in whichare typicallyinDe- southeast Houstonthat cember. Several schools sellshandmade Mexican hostinformation sessions KarenWarren /Houston Chronicle crafts. “Theybehave well, in the spring for families EnerVestaccountantKenneth Cadizon workswithCristo Reyhighschool senior Matthew Carmon, 18,who and Ilove that.” lookingtoget aheadstart. helps payhis school tuition withhis work-studyjob. Escobar’s three young- While availableaid var- estchildren —Kylie,18, iesfrom school to school, Houston-area privateschools’ financial aid Felipe.Nicholas, the oldest, Jennifer,17, and Michael, 16 many followasimilarfor- graduated from Strakein Hereisasampling of localprivateschools, theirtuitionand available —all attend Catholic high mula.Familiesoften com- 2009, where he playedwa- financial aid,fromthe more than300 suchschoolsinthe Houston area. PERCENTAGE school Cristo ReyJesuitin plete an online application OF STUDENTS ter polo forall four years. southeastHouston. Esco- throughathird-party web- ANNUAL TUITION FINANCIAL AID RECEIVING AID Hersecond child, Italo, bar’s older sons, Arnold, site thatdetermines fam- OurLadyofMount Carmel graduates this year and fol- 26,and Luis, 25, both grad- ilyincomeand eligibililty. Catholic School $7,000 $1,000-$4,000 75% lowedinhis brother’s foot- uated from Sam Rayburn From oursampling of pri- St.ThomasHigh School $16,500 $1,000-$13,200 33% steps. High School in Pasadena. vateschools throughout Awty International School $16,815- Prior to Nicholas attend- At Cristo Rey, students Houston, mostaid appears of Houston (preschool-12thgrade) $23,029$12,400 7% ingStrake, Rizzo-Carrasco participate in awork- to be need-based, depen- EpiscopalHigh School $29,200$10,000-fulltuition 20% wasn’t at all familiar with studyprogram,spending dent on familyincome,with the private-school route. TheEmery/Weiner School $21,030-$24,575$500-almost $19,000 35% one dayaweek workingan some schools offering mer- “I hadnoideaabout pri- entry-leveljob at acompa- it-based scholarships. Aid St.John’sSchool $22,975-$2,500-$27,545, vate school, literallynoidea ny in Houston. Thesalary is typicallydecided in the (kindergarten-12th grade) $27,545average awardis$17,000 15% thatwecould even apply,” from thatjob helps offset spring,and families often TraftonAcademy $8,400- Rizzo-Carrasco said. She their private schooltuition. have to reapplyevery year. (preschool-8thgrade) $9,900 no assistanceoffered n/a said the staffs at KIPP and Familiespay tuition be- Experts sayevenatpa- ThePostOak School $15,400- maximum awarded Strakehelped her under- tween $300 and $3,000 per rochial schooland prep (primary care-12th grade) $25,400 is 50%oftuition 10% stand thedetailed applica- year,depending on house- schools, there is scholar- Chinquapin Preparatory tion process and itsdead- hold income,according to ship money or assistance School (6-12th grade) $14,000 $11,030-$13,640 100% lines. Now,she’s glad her school officials. programs. Source: School officials Houston Chronicle sonshad that experience. Forexample,St. Thom- Forthe Escobar fam- Financial aid available as High School in Memo- Annual tuition ranges be- thearchdiocese,estimates if they have questions. ily, the education and the Private schools such as rial offers both merit- and tween $16,185and $23,029. 75 percentoffamilies at in- AngelaRizzo-Carrasco,a work-studyprogramat Cristo Rey, the boarding need-based aid,withtu- Even amongparo- ner coreschoolswill pay mother of three,said she Cristo Reyhas enabled the schoolChinquapinPre- ition assistance ranging chial schools, differences between $3,000 and $4,000 regularly askedpeople at children to getaprivate- paratoryorYellowstone from $1,000 to $13,200.As abound. TheArchdio- per year,orabout $300 per the school for clarification school education and on- Academy have student much as 33 percentofthe cese of Galveston-Hous- month. Beforethe new when her sons applied to the-jobexperience.Kylie,a bodies primarily from low- studentbodyreceivessome ton implemented anew sliding scale model, aver- Strake Jesuit CollegePre- senior,graduates this year er-income families. Other form of aid, admissions di- sliding scale for 11 of its agetuitionstood around paratory School in south- andplans to attend the Houston-area private rector Taffy Dausin said. “inner core”schools, in- $5,000. west Houston. University of Alabama in schools, even those with Annual tuition is $16,500. cluding Assumption Cath- Spots are stillavailable “Ifyou have questions, the fall,where he will pur- five-digit annual tuition, Twenty percentofstu- olic School, St.Christopher for the 2016-17 schoolyear go to the school, don’tcall sueanengineering major. offer thousands of dollars dentsatEpiscopal High and Our Lady of Mount at certain campuses,Vogel or send an email,” shesaid. After that, there willbe inscholarships and finan- School in Bellaire qualify Carmel. If afamilyhas an said.Those interested in “They’re more than happy twomore Escobars left at cial aid. Foreager parents for financial aid, ranging adjusted gross annual in- aCatholic school campus to help you.” Cristo Rey. andstudentshoping to from$10,000 to the full come of less than $60,000, should setupinterviews Twoofher sons attended “I onlyhavefive chil- gain accesstothese poten- costofannual tuition. tuition for one childwill quickly, shesaid. Strake Jesuit afterattending dren. Ipromise,nomore,” tial money pots, start early. At Awty International be $3,000 ayear.For fami- KIPP Academy through Escobar said, as his wife That means checking out in Spring Branch, roughly lies with an income above Don’tbeshy eighthgrade.Soon, she’ll be Fatima looked at him open houses, finalizing po- 7percentofstudents re- $90,000,tuition is $6,000. Parents whohaveal- back on afamiliar path, vis- quizzically. tential schools, completing ceive need-based assis- Forthe upcoming school ready navigated the ap- iting schools and complet- applications and submit- tance,withthe average year,JulieVogel,superin- plication process sayfirst- ingapplicationsfor athird fauzeya.rahman@chron. ting paperwork on time. award amountat$12,400. tendentofCatholic schools timers should not be shy time with her youngestson, com, twitter.com/fauzeyar Theregion’s Report Card Honorable top schools methodology mentions Thebestschools in the Houston TheseHouston-areaschools received honors region, based on the 2016 Children from Children at Risk in 2016 for success in certain at Riskrankings: TheHouston-based nonprofit college-entranceexams.The SAT areas. advocacy groupChildren at Risk and ACTdataisbased on the 2014 Topelementary schools ranked 1,331 public schoolsinthe graduating class. TheAP/IB data is Standoutsinmathand science 1. RiverOaks, Houston ISD eight-countyHouston regionthis based on juniors and seniors during High schoolsare ranked based on the percentage 2. Commonwealth, Fort BendISD year based on academic outcomes, the 2013-14schoolyear. Childrenat of students taking and passingadvanced placement 3. T.H. Rogers K-8, Houston ISD using data from the TexasEducation Risk calculatedits owngraduation or international baccalaureate exams in math and 4. Horn, Houston ISD Agency.Elementary, middle and rates, giving schools creditfor fresh- science. 5. West University,Houston ISD highschools are ranked separately. menwho graduated within six years 1. DeBakey High School for Health Professions, 6. CreeksideForest, Tomball ISD Each school receivedaletter grade, from anyTexas public school. Stu- Houston ISD 7. Colony Meadows,Fort Bend from A+ to F, and arank,withNo. 1 dentsmarkedasleavingfor private 2. CarnegieVanguard, Houston ISD ISD representing theregion’s top-rated school or moving out of the stateor 3. Clements, Fort Bend ISD 8. David, Conroe ISD campus. country count againstthe school. 4. Cinco Ranch, Katy ISD 9. Bush,Houston ISD These components countedfor 30 5. Memorial,Spring BranchISD 10.Deretchin, Conroe ISD The rankingvariables percent. Studentachievement:The big- Significantstudent progress Topmiddle schools gest factorinthe formula wasthe Key Students at thefollowing schools made themost 1. T.H. Rogers K-8, HoustonISD percentage of students scoring at Thecharts on the following pages impressive gains on stateexamsinreadingand math 2. Fort Settlement, Fort Bend ISD the “advanced”level inreading and include some of the data used in the from 2014 to 2015.* 3. Lanier,Houston ISD math on stateexams, known as the rankings, plus other information. 4. Beckendorff Junior High,Katy StateofTexas AssessmentsofAca- Thelistincludes857 elementary Elementary schools ISD demicReadiness, or STAAR, in 2015. schools, 303middleschools and171 1. Hardin, Hardin ISD 5. SevenLakes Junior High,Katy This measure counted 60 percentfor high schools in the 2. RiverOaks, Houston ISD ISD elementary and middleschools and region. Ahandful of schools have 3. Silvercrest, Pearland ISD 6. Sartartia, Fort Bend ISD 30 percentfor highschools. the samerank because their com- 4. ColonyMeadows,Fort Bend ISD 7. McMeansJuniorHigh, Katy Socioeconomic performance: posite scores were thesame. 5. KIPP SHINE,charter school ISD This indicator looked at whether Thereading andmathscores in- 8. Pin Oak,Houston ISD schools scored better or worsethan dicatethe percentage of students Middle schools 9. Project Chrysalis,Houston ISD expected on the 2015 readingand scoring at the “advanced” levelon 1. T.H. Rogers K-8, Houston ISD 10.WhartonDual Language math STAAR exams, giventheir theSTAAR in 2015.The listalso 2. Wharton Dual Language Academy K-8, Hous- AcademyK-8, HoustonISD percentageoflow-income students. includesstudentenrollmentinthe ton ISD This category counted 20 percentfor 2014-15 school year andthe percent- 3. McMeans Junior High,KatyISD Tophighschools all schools. ageoflow-income students. 4. Fort Settlement, Fort Bend ISD 1. DeBakey High School for Studentgrowth: Schools were Thehighschools show the Chil- 5. Sartartia, Fort Bend ISD Health Professions, Houston ISD evaluated on the gains their students dren at Riskgraduationrate. 2. CarnegieVanguard, Houston made on STAARexams from 2014 High schools ISD to 2015. Students were compared Letter grades 1. Eastwood Academy,Houston ISD 3. Eastwood Academy, Houston againstthose whoscoredsimilarly A: Schoolsatorabove the 75th 2. Raul Yzaguirre School for Success,charter ISD in 2014toshowwhether theiran- percentile school 4. Clear Horizons EarlyCollege, nual progresswas betterorworse B: At or above the 55th percentile 3. Clear Horizons EarlyCollege, Clear Creek ISD Clear Creek ISD than average. This measure counted C: At or above the 35th percentile 4. ChallengeEarly College, Houston ISD 5. ChallengeEarly College, Hous- 20 percent. D:Atorabove the 15th percentile 5. DeBakeyHighSchool for Health Professions, ton ISD Collegereadiness: High schools F: Below the 15thpercentile Houston ISD 6. High School for the Performing also were judged on their graduation andVisual Arts, Houston ISD rates, on the percentage of students Research by Robert Sanborn, Jesus *The growth scores arecalculatedfor ChildrenatRisk by Lori Tay- 7. YESPrep-Southwest,charter taking and passing Advanced Place- Davila, Shay Everitt,KatieMcCon- lor, associate professor and directorofthe Mosbacher Institute school mentorInternational Baccalaureate nell and Kellie O’Quinn of Childrenat forTrade,Economicsand Public Policy at TexasA&M University. 8. Kerr,Alief ISD exams, on the percentage of students Risk. Chronicle reporterMatt Dempsey 9. ClearLake, Clear Creek ISD taking the SATorACT tests, and on contributed.Textwritten by Chronicle Text compiledbyChronicle reporterEricka Mellon 10.Seven Lakes, Katy ISD students’ average scores on those reporter Ericka Mellon. N8 | Sunday, June 5, 2016 | Houston Chronicle | HoustonChronicle.com and chron.com xx SCHOOL REPORTCARD

ELEMENTARYSCHOOL RANKINGS School District Enroll- Low- Read.- Math- Hou. C@R SchoolDistrict Enroll- Low- Read.- Math- Hou. C@R ment inc. adv.adv.rank grade ment inc. adv.adv.rank grade %% % %% % School District Enroll- Low- Read.- Math- Hou. C@R Drabek Fort Bend ISD860 27 37 42 90 A+ KuehnleKlein ISD 766163233181 A ment inc. adv.adv.rank grade Houston Gateway CrockettGoose Creek CISD 646 60 28 22 182A %% % Acad.-Coral Charter School 71591194591A+GarfieldPasadena ISD 871812222182 A River Oaks Houston ISD 6791076731A+ Benignus Klein ISD 94318403992A+Colony Bend Fort Bend ISD 517173631184 A CommonwealthFortBend ISD 1,012169 76 2A+Randolph Katy ISD 811 2513893A+Austin Goose Creek CISD 756542824185 A T. H. Rogers K-8Houston ISD 795 31 74 70 3A+De Chaumes Houston ISD 83295263894A+Lamar Conroe ISD 708303427186 A Horn Houston ISD 8591364654A+ Massey RanchPearland ISD 71224373795A+NorthgateSpring ISD 718502628187 A West UniversityHouston ISD 1,261 178665A+ Swenke Cy-Fair ISD 1,191 7463996A+FieldHouston ISD 478902824188 A Creekside Forest TomballISD 762 265656A+ Brannen Brazosport ISD 508 35 41 29 97 A+ Jeter Alvin ISD 822632223189 A Colony Meadows Fort Bend ISD 7676 59 64 7A+Snyder Conroe ISD 858 16 38 38 98 A+ Fairmont Deer Park ISD 809 21 36 29 190 A David Conroe ISD 6227 63 60 8A+Outley AliefISD 1,07260352999A+SugarMillFortBend ISD 648 27 38 27 191A Bush Houston ISD 8331360629A+ NorthpointeTomball ISD 1,012144138100 A+ HayesKatyISD 699213626192 A Deretchin Conroe ISD 1,118 2596010A+Huggins LamarCISD 635214035101 A+ Madeley RanchMontgomery ISD592 14 41 29 193A Buckalew Conroe ISD 688 2596011A+Warner Cy-Fair ISD 1,094 84835102 A+ GilmoreClear Creek ISD 800 64228194 A- Silvercrest Pearland ISD 798 6565812A+McNeillLamar CISD 833274231103 A+ Ford Conroe ISD 984 54 27 22 195 A- Galatas Conroe ISD 656 3625713A+WindsorVillage Houston ISD 771843229104 A+ RedDukeAlvin ISD 847372628196 A- Roberts Houston ISD 82714545414A+Highlands Fort Bend ISD549 19 38 37 105A+Schultz Klein ISD 923463522197 A- OakForest Houston ISD 805 40 55 51 15 A+ Schiff Fort Bend ISD1,040 10 44 37 106A+Adam Cy-Fair ISD 865 46 33 21 198 A- Travis Houston ISD 73128524816A+Park PlaceHouston ISD 1,010 91 24 30 107A+RayLamar CISD 593722226199 A- Cornerstone Fort Bend ISD 1,0132 55 57 17 A+ Joe Hubenak LamarCISD 1,082193938108 A+ Fall Creek HumbleISD 859153531200 A- Twain Houston ISD 954 11 55 52 18 A+ Bales Friendswood ISD 325 13 41 38 109 A+ Carrillo Houston ISD 616 86 29 21 201 A- SampsonCy-Fair ISD 1,0782 62 50 19 A+ FalconPass ClearCreek ISD 603323928110 A+ HeritageLaPorteISD 558482426202 A- Mandarin Immersion Houston ISD 398 26 48 48 20 A+ SablaturaPearland ISD 805 35 43 35 111 A+ FarneyCy-Fair ISD 1,118 27 30 30 203A- Windsong Friendswood ISD 5595 51 56 21 A+ Lemm Klein ISD 588 26 37 35 112A+BayClear Creek ISD 780362824204 A- Bush Conroe ISD 69310505722A+Birkes Cy-Fair ISD 1,209 26 39 36 113A+Sinclair Houston ISD 533572422205 A- Brookwood ClearCreek ISD 71435464423A+Rosehill TomballISD 559433431114 A Jennie Reid La PorteISD 505452924206 A- Alexander Katy ISD 1,0374 56 53 24 A+ Theiss Klein ISD 621184137115 A Oyster Creek Fort Bend ISD 775323423207 A- Settlers WayFortBend ISD 76914524825A+Fielder Katy ISD 1,108 15 44 36 116 A Carleston Pearland ISD 784522026208 A- Pope Cy-Fair ISD 984 6595226A+Houston Gateway Williams Lamar CISD 796 26 34 31 209 A- KIPP SHINE Charter School 82393384327A+-EliteColl.PrepCharter School 561 90 23 31 117ADanbury DanburyISD 421392529210 A- Pattison Katy ISD 8225 53 52 28 A+ Bens Branch NewCaneyISD 836562828118 A Glenn York Alvin ISD 780253130211 A- Campbell Lamar CISD 7013 50 52 29 A+ KIPP SHARP Charter School 890913027119 A HarmonySchool Walker Station Fort Bend ISD 811 8514830A+RennellCy-Fair ISD 1,174224034120 A of Exploration-Hou Charter School 664 70 23 23 212A- Condit Houston ISD 69536444731A+Burbank Houston ISD 937902031121 A Woodland Hills HumbleISD 552303225213 A- Timber Creek TomballISD 651 6455331A+BunkerHillSpring Branch ISD 6979 42 37 122 A Oakland Fort Bend ISD 1,235 14 37 30 214A- Davidson Katy ISD 1,0924 51 50 33 A+ Parker Houston ISD 836543231123 A Meador WillisISD 771 55 23 24 215 A- Griffin Katy ISD 9244 53 48 34 A+ Hunters Creek Spring Branch ISD 668 14 41 36 124ABear Branch HumbleISD 6196 41 33 216 A- Willow Creek HumbleISD 568 1535035A+Harris Pearland ISD 722283532125 A CoxConroe ISD 1,091 19 36 26 217A- Dickinson LamarCISD 5594 53 46 36 A+ Hailey Conroe ISD 719414231126 A MeadowWoodSpring Branch ISD 498363619218 A- Willow Creek TomballISD 89812504537A+Ferguson ClearCreek ISD 758 16 45 32 127AGolden AcresPasadena ISD 489771921219 A- Stanley Katy ISD 1,1122 55 50 38 A+ ShadowForest HumbleISD 5735 47 33 128ATheVarnett Woodcreek Katy ISD 9978 51 47 39 A+ Runyan Conroe ISD 648 80 28 28 129 A School-East Charter School 358 99 19 19 220A- Wharton K-8 Millsap Cy-Fair ISD 720503424130 A Nottingham Spring Branch ISD 444 36 30 23 221A- Dual Language Houston ISD 48955383840A+Harvard Houston ISD 706213934131 A Kreinhop Klein ISD 881 31 28 26 222A- Wilson Katy ISD 1,011 2534641A+Weber ClearCreek ISD 913393329132 A BarringtonPlace Fort Bend ISD 774342831223 A- ToughConroeISD 1,0082 57 56 42 A+ Jamison Pearland ISD 814413230133 A Lamkin Cy-Fair ISD 957493121224 A- HamiltonCy-Fair ISD 961 8524743A+TomballInterm. TomballISD 715422833134 A Armand BayouClear Creek ISD 495333022225 A- Collins Conroe ISD 6736 53 46 44 A+ Hidden HollowHumbleISD 514124338135 A RooseveltHouston ISD 716842520226 A- MitchellConroeISD 1,208 5564845A+BayshoreLaPorteISD 507603126136 A Patterson Conroe ISD 685 75 20 26 227A- HarmonyScience NorthPointeClear Creek ISD 817253732137 A MuellerKlein ISD 921362922228 A- Academy-W. Hou. Charter School 87245423746A+Lawhon Pearland ISD 686 52 23 32 138ALowery Cy-Fair ISD884 39 31 21 229 A- Shafer Katy ISD 1,0897 51 49 47 A+ HarmonySchool Greenwood Forest Klein ISD 730602322230 A- Herod Houston ISD 801 45 41 40 48 A+ of Discovery-Hou Charter School 778452928139 A OakForest HumbleISD 704472523231 A- Sienna Crossing Fort Bend ISD 9456 52 46 49 A+ School at Deer Park Deer Park ISD 768223031232 A- SilverlakePearland ISD 71215474450A+St.George PlaceHouston ISD 784492629140 A LakeviewFortBend ISD 513352825233 A- Wolman Katy ISD 1,202 2514551A+LandoltClear Creek ISD 905 41 32 30 141AWard ClearCreek ISD 582253124234 A- Shadycrest Pearland ISD 585 15 48 45 52 A+ Hou Gateway Acad. 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School District Enroll- Low- Read.- Math- Hou. C@R School District Enroll- Low- Read.- Math- Hou. C@R Elementary from page 9 ment inc. adv.adv.rank grade ment inc. adv.adv.rank grade %% % %% % Martinez, R. Houston ISD 567877 7804 F Smith AcademyAldine ISD 622794 2854 F School District Enroll- Low- Read.- Math- Hou. C@R Bammel Spring ISD 943838 4805 F HilliardHouston ISD 723833 3855 F ment inc. adv.adv.rank grade FoersterHouston ISD 774867 5806 F TreasureForest Spring Branch ISD 624793 2856 F %% % Foster Houston ISD 440963 3807 F CORE AcademyCharter School 343884 0857 F Williams PasadenaISD 819 84 12 6756 F KashmereGardens Houston ISD 417945 2808 F Harris, R.P. 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Forest Charter school 752869 9196 C- McAuliffeFortBend ISD 885 82 54289F Spring Branch Spring Branch ISD 1,195 36 30 12 106 B+ South Houston Pasadena ISD855 86 13 3197 C- Hambrick Aldine ISD 1,065 91 62290F Montgomery Jr High MontgomeryISD 1,276 22 31 13 107B+KIPP Liberation Charter school 300 90 10 3198 C- Williams Houston ISD 533795 2291 F Pearland East Pearland ISD 672223015108 B+ MillerPasadena ISD 91384154199 C- Fonville Houston ISD 1,058 80 62292F Stevenson Houston ISD 1,341 84 15 15 109 B+ Sterling HumbleISD 87875107200 C- Royal RoyalISD 446805 3293 F TruittCy-Fair ISD 1,410 66 19 11 110 B+ Bonnette Deer Park ISD 77542186201C- Lamar LamarCISD 860 61 17 12 111B+DueittSpring ISD 954 65 12 7202 C- School District Enroll- Low- Read.- Math- Hou. C@R School District Enroll- Low- Read.- Math- Hou. C@R Middle continueson12 N12 | Sunday, June 5, 2016 | Houston Chronicle | HoustonChronicle.com and chron.com xx SCHOOL REPORTCARD

School District Enroll- Low- Read.- Math- Grad. Hou. C@R School District Enroll- Low- Read.- Math- Grad. Hou. C@R Middle from page 11 ment inc. adv.adv.raterank grade ment inc. adv.adv.raterank grade %%% %%% LamarHouston ISD 3,26948815 85 50 A- HastingsAlief ISD 3,889762 671128 D School District Enroll- Low- Read.- Math- Hou. C@R Friendswood Friendswood ISD 2,1925 15 14 95 51 A- StaffordStafford MSD 1,001 57 3386 129 D ment inc. adv.adv.rank grade KempnerFort Bend ISD 2,390 35 10 18 88 52 A- Anahuac Anahuac ISD 360 44 1686 130D %% % Katy Katy ISD 3,0523013128853A- Porter NewCaneyISD 1,674485 481131 D- Landrum SpringBrnch ISD 1,045716 3294 F PasadenaMemorial Pasadena ISD 3,100 62 7188954A- Danbury DanburyISD 225193 096132 D- Coastal VillageGalveston ISD 311 84 80295FElkins Fort Bend ISD2,059 24 9188855A- KleinForest Klein ISD 3,572 75 3777 133D- Cullen Houston ISD 615 86 32296FKIPP Houston Charter school 591877 59656A- Waltrip Houston ISD 1,641 73 1574 134D- SugarGrove Houston ISD 797733 3297 F ClearBrook ClearCreek ISD 2,330 25 12 15 90 57 A- North ShoreGalena Park ISD4,622 71 4386 135D- WoodsonK-8 Houston ISD 867854 2298 F Cypress Creek Cy-Fair ISD 3,150 42 10 11 84 58 A- LeeGoose CreekCISD 1,412732 484136 D- Forest Brook Houston ISD 941 76 22299FKlein Klein ISD 3,82828914 87 59 A- WillisWillisISD 1,942502 683137 D- Dowling Houston ISD 1,200 71 41300 F Klein Collins Klein ISD 3,55229915 87 60 A- TexasCityTexas CityISD 1,806564 383138 D- CORE Acad. Charter school 343884 0301 F YESPrep-Gulfton Charter school 9629111168561A- BallGalveston ISD 1,875623 577139 D- KeyHouston ISD 685 71 21302FFoster LamarCISD 2,12622914 88 62 A- Galena Park Galena Park ISD 2,045782 287140 D- La Marque La Marque ISD 2498210303 F Jersey VillageCy-Fair ISD 3,4505110885 63 A- Northbrook Spring Branch ISD2,248 85 1371 141D- TomballTomball ISD 1,619 26 7138964B+ TerryLamar CISD 1,781622 486142 F Raul Yzaguirre Spring Spring ISD 3,313551480143 F School forSuccess Charter school 26396023 82 65 B+ King Sheldon ISD 1,898681484144 F StratfordSpring Branch ISD 1,9302312883 66 B+ Furr HoustonISD 1,005 96 0573 145F HIGH SCHOOL RANKINGS MaydeCreek Katy ISD 2,74658614 82 67 B+ Brazosport Brazosport ISD 1,024661 581146 F Westside Houston ISD 2,734 54 8108168B+ NewCaneyNew CaneyISD 1,570612 384147 F Cypress Falls Cy-Fair ISD 3,657477 98469B+ EisenhowerAldine ISD 1,750 65 0771 148F School District Enroll- Low- Read.- Math- Grad. Hou. C@R Houston Gateway WillowridgeFortBend ISD 1,257731 273149 F ment inc. adv.adv.raterank grade Acad.-Coral Charter school 71591129 84 70 B+ Elsik AliefISD 3,983782 471150 F %%% Deer Park Deer Park ISD 4,095 37 6158771B+ LeeHouston ISD 1,533 61 0758 151 F Debakey HS Magnolia Magnolia ISD 1,7932211118772B+ Davis Houston ISD 1,677980 372152 F forHealthProf. Houston ISD 844 42 61 87 99 1A+ Kingwood Park HumbleISD 1,762 17 8992 73 B SplendoraSplendoraISD 1,046 53 2288 153F Carnegie Vanguard Houston ISD 613254470962A+ Energized forSTEM Royal RoyalISD 531712 184154 F Eastwood AcademyHouston ISD 42482664 99 3A+ AcademyWest Houston ISD 332 94 0795 74 B HumbleHumbleISD 1,593603 182155 F ClearHorizons Carver Magnet Aldine ISD 905722 11 92 75 B HempsteadHempsteadISD 386 69 0090 156 F EarlyCollege ClearCreek ISD 436303552964A+ LibertyLibertyISD 60443516 81 76 B- WestburyHouston ISD 2,174720 366157 F ChallengeEarly Cypress RidgeCy-Fair ISD 3,006 63 6881 77 B- MarshallFortBend ISD 1,236 63 1379 158 F CollegeHouston ISD 478711840995A+ AtascocitaHumbleISD 3,210 26 9589 78 B- Madison Houston ISD 1,817740 368159 F HS forPerformance Sterling Goose Creek CISD 2,424574 11 82 79 B- DekaneySpring ISD 2,839730 272160 F &Visual Arts Houston ISD 724185223986A+ SharpstownHouston ISD 1,54595113 65 80 B- MilbyHouston ISD 1,591 72 0172 161 F YESPrep-SW Charter school 87691942 95 7A+ Dobie Pasadena ISD 3,992564 98681B- WashingtonHouston ISD 705690 267162 F Kerr AliefISD 786603044100 8A+ ManvelAlvin ISD 2,79740510 86 82 C+ Scarborough Houston ISD 700930 168163 F ClearLakeClear Creek ISD 2,432172336909A+ Pearland Pearland ISD 2,915 26 7789 83 C+ Cleveland Cleveland ISD 943691 173164 F SevenLakes Katy ISD 3,4626 36 27 91 10 A+ Magnolia West Magnolia ISD 1,83138410 87 84 C+ Hitchcock Hitchcock ISD 343701 275165 F Clements Fort Bend ISD 2,4397 38 41 93 11 A+ Hightower Fort Bend ISD2,253486 78985C+ La Marque La Marque ISD 511 19 0170 166 F North Houston Cypress SpringsCy-Fair ISD 2,933705 97886C+ Worthing Houston ISD 672740 164167 F EarlyCollege Houston ISD 42891551 96 12 A+ Needville Needville ISD 861 30 7793 87 C+ Wheatley Houston ISD 775850 159168 F HarmonyScience Dayton Dayton ISD 1,448 51 3128288C+ Sterling Houston ISD 1,037660 266169 F AcademyCharter school 550 75 9319513A+ Conroe Conroe ISD 3,45556412 81 89 C+ KashmereHouston ISD 513690 160170 F HarmonySchool of Summer Creek HumbleISD 2,416 49 3884 90 C+ YatesHouston ISD 1,028 73 0068 171F Advancement-High Charter school 6264214338714A+ Reagan Houston ISD 2,226 76 2108391C+ YESPrep-SE Charter school 996 68 21 31 90 15 A+ Cypress LakesCy-Fair ISD 3,599 62 4684 92 C DullesFortBend ISD 2,1792020308816A+ Hardin Hardin ISD 336 43 3188093C Cypress RanchCy-Fair ISD 3,4551220279317A+ Jordan Houston ISD 803833 49294C East EarlyCollege Houston ISD 45587837 99 18 A+ Morton Ranch Katy ISD 3,372 57 4584 95 C Houston Acad. MacArthur Aldine ISD 2,81083215 77 96 C Int’L StudiesHouston ISD 441 71 7479319A+ HargraveHuffmanISD 982267 58397C BellaireHouston ISD 3,6714820188120A+ ClearViewClear Creek ISD 205 43 2279098C RidgePoint Fort Bend ISD 2,0971719288521A+ LamarConsolidated LamarCISD 1,507526 68299C Cypress Woods Cy-Fair ISD 3,285 17 23 17 91 22 A+ ChannelviewChannelviewISD 2,319 69 21082100 C- Barbers HillBarbers HillISD 1,4671321329423A+ South Houston Pasadena ISD 2,681 81 3979 101 C- Austin Fort Bend ISD 2,311 22 18 31 89 24 A+ East Chambers East Chambers ISD 375472 490102 C- ClearSpringsClear Creek ISD 2,4581516249125A+ KIPP Sunnyside Charter school 462832 192103 C- CincoRanch Katy ISD 3,1691019259226A+ WestfieldSpring ISD 3,220 70 1974 104 C- Dawson Pearland ISD 2,255 23 23 16 92 27 A+ George Bush Fort Bend ISD 2,179584 787105 C- Taylor Katy ISD 2,9371721208928A+ HS forLaw YESPrep-East End Charter school 888 79 8349429A+ and JusticeHouston ISD 438845 093106 C- Westchester Academy Mount Carmel Acad. Houston ISD 350 72 4389 107C- forInt’lStudies Spring Branch ISD 97156839 94 30 A+ Dickinson Dickinson ISD 2,649543 687108 C- ClearFalls ClearCreek ISD 2,4361511318731A+ Alvin Alvin ISD 2,547483 784109 D+ Impact EarlyCollege Goose Creek CISD 3496413149632ALa PorteLaPorteISD 2,119 41 5488 110D+ CollegePark Conroe ISD 2,7921322198733AGoose CreekMemorial Goose CreekCISD 1,969442 787111 D+ Kingwood HumbleISD 2,602 524169334APasadenaPasadena ISD 2,595 80 21178112 D+ YESPrep-N. 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