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High School Map.Pdf FM 1093 N BUSH FM 1093 ★ ★ CROCKETT ★ HODGES BEND Maps are not to scale and are only representative of the area within each attendance zone. Contact Community Relations at 281-634-1100 or visit our website at www.fortbendisd.com F M for more details on specific school zone boundaries. 1 4 E 6 S L 4 T D A R T I E D S G H T W E A F T Y M E 6 ★ H 1 4 W E 6 TRAVIS S L Y 4 T D 9 A R 9 T I E ★ D S G GARCIA H T ★ W E SUGAR LAND A T Y ★ E 0 6 KEMPNER DULLES Y 9 H ★ ★ W W S H AUSTIN U Y 9 ★ MISSOURI CITY 9 S P U 0 R 9 5 90 Y 8 W WY H S H US M ★ U T F X M DNULLES P S 1 K P 0 9 W U 2 R ★ Y 0 9 5 Y 8 MARSHALL HW US T F X A ★ M 9 5 ✪ P MCAULIFFE 1 SARTARTIA Y K W 0 H CARTWRIGHT MCHARD FM 2234 9 W ★ S 2 U Y • F O R T ★ ★ QUAIL VALLEY B A ★ E 59 ✪ FIRST COLONY N Y WILLOWRIDGE D W H CARTWRIGHT MCHARD FM 2234 P S S A U T R A • F O T K E W R H T W A Y Y B 6 ★ E ★ N LAKE OLYMPIA D FORT SETTLEMENT CLEMENTS ★ P S A T R A T K E W H W A Y Y 6 A ★ ELKINS A ★ HIGHTOWER ★ 1 2 BAINES 5 M Middle School F High School 1 2 5 M Attendance Zones Attendance Zones F Baines Middle School Hodges Bend Middle School Austin High School Marshall High School 9000 Sienna Ranch Road 16510 Bissonnet 3434 Pheasant Creek Drive 1220 Buffalo Run Missouri City, 77459 Houston, 77083 Sugar Land, 77498 Missouri City, 77489 634-6870 Fax: 634-6880 634-3000 Fax: 634-3028 634-2000 Fax: 634-2074 634-6630 Fax: 634-6650 Bush High School Travis High School Crockett Middle School Lake Olympia Middle School 6707 FM 1464 11111 Harlem Road 19001 Beechnut 3100 Lake Olympia Parkway Richmond, 77407 Richmond, 77406 Richmond, 77407 Missouri City, 77459 634-6060 Fax: 634-6066 634-7000 Fax: 634-7010 634-6380 Fax: 327-6380 634-3520 Fax: 634-3549 Clements High School Willowridge High School Dulles Middle School McAuliffe Middle School Sugar Land Middle School 4200 Elkins Drive 16301 Chimney Rock Road 500 Dulles Avenue 16650 South Post Oak 321 Seventh Street Sugar Land, 77479 Houston, 77053 Sugar Land, 77478 Houston, 77053 Sugar Land, 77498 634-2150 Fax: 634-2168 634-2450 Fax 634-2513 634-5750 Fax: 634-5781 634-3360 Fax: 634-3393 634-3080 Fax: 634-3108 Dulles High School The following are 550 Dulles Avenue district-wide campuses: First Colony Middle School Missouri City Middle School Sugar Land, 77478 FBISD Administration Building 3225 Austin Parkway 202 Martin Lane % FBISD Administration Building 634-5600 Fax: 634-5681 Progressive High School % Sugar Land, 77479 Missouri City, 77489 16431 Lexington Blvd. 1555 Independence Blvd. 16431 Lexington Blvd. Elkins High School 634-3240 Fax: 634-3267 634-3440 Fax: 634-3473 Sugar Land, Texas 77479 Missouri City, 77489 Sugar Land, Texas 77479 7007 Knights Court 634-1000 634-2900 Fax: 281-634-2913 281-634-1000 Missouri City, 77459 Fort Settlement Middle School Quail Valley Middle School www.fortbendisd.com www.fortbendisd.com 634-2600 Fax: 634-2674 Technical Education Center 5440 Elkins Road 3019 FM 1092 N FBISD Administration Annex 540 Dulles Avenue FBISD Administration Annex Sugar Land, 77479 Missouri City, 77459 Hightower High School 3119 Sweetwater Blvd. Sugar Land, 77478 3119 Sweetwater Blvd. 634-6440 Fax: 634-6456 634-3600 Fax: 634-3632 3333 Hurricane Lane Sugar Land, Texas 77479 634-5671 Fax: 281-634-5700 Sugar Land, Texas 77479 Missouri City, 77459 A FBISD Athletic Complexes A FBISD Athletic Complexes Garcia Middle School Sartartia Middle School 634-5240 Fax: 634-5333 M M.R. Wood Alternative 16403 Lexington Blvd. 16403 Lexington Blvd. 18550 Old Richmond Road 8125 Homeward Way Kempner High School Education Center Sugar Land, 77479 Sugar Land, 77479 Sugar Land, 77498 Sugar Land, 77479 14777 Voss Road 138 Avenue F Sugar Land, 77478 634-3160 Fax: 634-3207 634-6310 Fax: 634-6373 3335 Hurricane Lane Sugar Land, 77498 3335 Hurricane Lane 634-3320 Fax: 281-634-3331 Missouri City, 77459 634-2300 Fax: 634-2378 Missouri City, 77459 Produced August 2009.
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