Houston Independent School District
Houston Independent School District is a public school district in Houston, TX with 274 schools, 176,727 students, grades PK–12, a B district rating and $13,248 of spending per student.
BTopHap district rating
- Rating
- B
- Schools
- 274
- Students
- 176,727
- Grades
- PK–12
- Spending per student
- $13,248
- Teachers (FTE)
- 10,960
273 schools
Schools in this district
Primary · 172
- Alcott Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 202 studentsC-
- Almeda Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 707 studentsB
- Anderson Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 585 studentsB
- Arabic Immersion Magnet SchoolGrades PK–8 · 609 studentsA
- Ashford Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 582 studentsA-
- Askew Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 873 studentsC+
- Atherton Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 450 studentsD+
- B.C. Elmore Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 443 studentsC-
- Barrick Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 433 studentsC+
- Bastian Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 633 studentsC-
- Bell Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 539 studentsC
- Benavidez Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 782 studentsC-
- Benbrook Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 481 studentsC
- Berry Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 745 studentsA-
- Blackshear Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 257 studentsC+
- Bonham Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 940 studentsC-
- Bonner Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 561 studentsB-
- Braeburn Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 853 studentsD+
- Briargrove Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 871 studentsB
- Briarmeadow CharterGrades PK–8 · 591 studentsA+
- Briscoe Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 177 studentsB
- Brookline Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 580 studentsA+
- Browning Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 348 studentsA-
- Bruce Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 285 studentsC-
- Burbank Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 736 studentsB+
- Burnet Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 324 studentsC-
- Burrus Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 198 studentsA-
- Bush Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 703 studentsA+
- Cage Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 319 studentsA
- Carrillo Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 346 studentsC
- Clemente Martinez Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 271 studentsD+
- Codwell Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 342 studentsD+
- Condit Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 730 studentsA+
- Cook Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 453 studentsC
- Coop Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 533 studentsC
- Cornelius Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 763 studentsA-
- Crespo Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 526 studentsA
- Crockett Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 482 studentsA-
- Cunningham Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 562 studentsB-
- Daily Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 853 studentsB-
- Davila Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 398 studentsA
- De Zavala Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 246 studentsB
- DeAnda Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 670 studentsA
- DeChaumes Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 680 studentsC
- Dogan Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 448 studentsC-
- Durham Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 547 studentsC+
- Durkee Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 439 studentsB+
- El Disciplinary Alternative Education ProgramGrades K–5
- Eliot Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 464 studentsA-
- Elrod Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 742 studentsA
- Emerson Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 990 studentsC-
- Energized for Excellence Academy Elementary SchoolGrades K–5 · 857 studentsC-
- Farias Early Childhood CenterGrades PK–K · 389 students
- Field Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 507 studentsA
- Foerster Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 531 studentsD+
- Fondren Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 341 studentsB
- Fonwood Early Childhood CenterGrades PK–K · 405 students
- Foster Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 334 studentsC-
- Franklin Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 218 studentsB+
- Frost Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 402 studentsC-
- Gallegos Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 351 studentsC-
- Garcia Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 289 studentsD
- Garden Oaks MagnetGrades EE–5 · 763 studentsB-
- Garden Villas Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 363 studentsB+
- Golfcrest Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 372 studentsB
- Gregg Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 289 studentsA
- Grissom Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 424 studentsC-
- Gross Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 390 studentsB-
- Hartsfield Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 287 studentsC-
- Harvard Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 657 studentsA+
- Helms Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 501 studentsA
- Herod Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 682 studentsB
- Herrera Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 721 studentsB-
- Highland Heights Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 441 studentsB
- Hilliard Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 545 studentsB
- Hines-Caldwell Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 638 studentsA-
- Hobby Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 447 studentsB-
- Horn AcademyGrades EE–5 · 750 studentsA+
- Isaacs Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 241 studentsC
- J. P. Henderson Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 443 studentsA
- Janowski Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 395 studentsA-
- Jefferson Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 330 studentsB+
- John R. Harris Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 288 studentsB
- Kashmere Gardens Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 329 studentsB-
- Katherine Smith Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 730 studentsC
- Kelso Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 364 studentsB
- Kennedy Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 430 studentsB
- Ketelsen Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 382 studentsA
- King Early Childhood CenterGrades PK–K · 299 students
- Kolter Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 771 studentsA+
- Lantrip Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 405 studentsD+
- Laurenzo Early Childhood CenterGrades PK–K · 240 students
- Law Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 426 studentsC
- Lewis Elementary SchoolGrades 1–5 · 675 studentsC-
- Lockhart Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 306 studentsB-
- Longfellow Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 576 studentsA-
- Looscan Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 229 studentsB-
- Love Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 340 studentsD+
- Lovett Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 700 studentsA-
- Lyons Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 767 studentsB
- MacGregor Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 395 studentsA
- Mading Elementary STEM AcademyGrades EE–5 · 298 studentsB
- Mandarin Immersion Magnet SchoolGrades PK–8 · 822 studentsA+
- Mark White Elementary SchoolGrades PK–5 · 486 studentsB
- McGowen Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 386 studentsB-
- McNamara Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 916 studentsC
- Memorial Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 474 studentsA
- Milne Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 498 studentsC
- Mistral Center for Early ChildhoodGrades PK–K · 329 students
- Mitchell Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 498 studentsB
- Montgomery Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 373 studentsB-
- Moreno Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 697 studentsA-
- Nat Q. Henderson Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 251 studentsC
- Neff Early Learning CenterGrades EE–1 · 550 students
- Neff Elementary SchoolGrades 2–5 · 709 studentsC+
- Northline Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 358 studentsB-
- Oak Forest Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 950 studentsA+
- Oates Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 233 studentsB-
- Osborne Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 269 studentsB
- Park Place Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 686 studentsB
- Parker Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 924 studentsA+
- Patterson Literature Magnet SchoolGrades EE–5 · 811 studentsB+
- Peck Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 288 studentsB+
- Petersen Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 357 studentsB-
- Piney Point Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 1,286 studentsD
- Pleasantville Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 219 studentsC
- Poe Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 748 studentsA
- Port Houston Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 255 studentsB-
- Pugh Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 256 studentsC+
- Raul C. Martinez Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 380 studentsC-
- Reynolds Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 301 studentsC-
- Rice School /La Escuela RiceGrades K–8 · 1,043 studentsB
- River Oaks Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 777 studentsA+
- Roberts Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 721 studentsA+
- Robinson Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 401 studentsB-
- Rod Paige Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 393 studentsC-
- Rodriguez Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 917 studentsC-
- Roland P. Harris Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 383 studentsB-
- Roosevelt Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 385 studentsB+
- Ross Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 262 studentsB-
- Rucker Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 434 studentsB-
- S.C. Red Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 530 studentsB-
- Sanchez Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 378 studentsB-
- Scarborough Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 790 studentsB
- Scroggins Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 287 studentsB+
- Seguín Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 395 studentsB
- Shadowbriar Elementary SchoolGrades PK–5 · 334 studentsA-
- Shadydale Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 576 studentsC+
- Shearn Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 470 studentsC-
- Sherman Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 453 studentsB
- Sinclair Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 728 studentsA
- Southmayd Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 321 studentsA-
- Stevens Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 556 studentsC+
- Sutton Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 833 studentsB
- The School at St. George PlaceGrades EE–5 · 781 studentsB-
- Thompson Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 363 studentsB-
- Thurgood Marshall Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 453 studentsC+
- Tijerina Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 333 studentsB-
- Tinsley Elementary SchoolGrades 1–5 · 590 studentsC+
- Travis Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 762 studentsA+
- Twain Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 924 studentsA+
- Valley West Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 505 studentsB+
- Wainwright Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 382 studentsB-
- Walnut Bend Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 587 studentsC+
- Wesley Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 291 studentsB
- West University Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 1,183 studentsA+
- Whidby Elementary MagnetGrades EE–5 · 369 studentsC-
- White Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 691 studentsC-
- Whittier Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 326 studentsC-
- Windsor Village Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 628 studentsB
- Woodson SchoolGrades EE–5 · 457 studentsC
- Young Elementary SchoolGrades EE–5 · 334 studentsC-
Middle · 48
- Baker Montessori SchoolGrades EE–8 · 610 studentsA-
- Billy Reagan K-8 Educational CenterGrades EE–8 · 682 studentsC+
- Gregory-Lincoln Education CenterGrades EE–8 · 502 studentsB-
- Pilgrim AcademyGrades EE–8 · 1,233 studentsB+
- Wharton Dual Language AcademyGrades EE–8 · 715 studentsA-
- Attucks Middle SchoolGrades 6–8 · 392 studentsC+
- Baylor College of Medicine Academy at RyanGrades 6–8 · 306 studentsA-
- Baylor College of Medicine Biotech Academy at RuskGrades 6–8 · 325 studentsA-
- Black Middle SchoolGrades 6–8 · 1,364 studentsB+
- Burbank Middle SchoolGrades 6–8 · 1,412 studentsB+
- Clifton Middle SchoolGrades 6–8 · 363 studentsC
- Cullen Middle SchoolGrades 6–8 · 310 studentsC-
- Deady Middle SchoolGrades 6–8 · 413 studentsC+
- Edison Middle SchoolGrades 6–8 · 388 studentsB
- Energized for Excellence Academy Inc Middle SchoolGrades 6–8 · 515 studentsB-
- Energized for Science Technology Engineering Middle SchoolGrades 6–8 · 335 studentsB-
- Fleming Middle SchoolGrades 6–8 · 319 studentsC+
- Fondren Middle SchoolGrades 6–8 · 713 studentsD
- Fonville Middle SchoolGrades 6–8 · 583 studentsB
- Forest Brook Middle SchoolGrades 6–8 · 546 studentsC-
- Hamilton Middle SchoolGrades 6–8 · 911 studentsA-
- Hartman Middle SchoolGrades 6–8 · 645 studentsB-
- Henry Middle SchoolGrades 6–8 · 523 studentsC
- High School Ahead AcademyGrades 6–8 · 151 studentsD-
- Hogg Middle SchoolGrades 6–8 · 1,161 studentsA
- Holland Middle SchoolGrades 6–8 · 476 studentsC+
- Johnston Middle SchoolGrades 6–8 · 1,166 studentsB+
- Key Middle SchoolGrades 6–8 · 516 studentsB
- Lanier Middle SchoolGrades 6–8 · 1,485 studentsA+
- Las AmericasGrades 6–8 · 111 studentsF
- Lawson Middle SchoolGrades 6–8 · 1,069 studentsC+
- Long Middle SchoolGrades 6–8 · 680 studentsC-
- Marshall Middle SchoolGrades 6–8 · 456 studentsB+
- McReynolds Middle SchoolGrades 6–8 · 297 studentsC+
- Navarro Middle SchoolGrades 6–8 · 400 studentsC
- Ortiz Middle SchoolGrades 6–8 · 772 studentsB-
- Pershing Middle SchoolGrades 6–8 · 1,141 studentsB+
- Pin Oak Middle SchoolGrades 6–8 · 1,253 studentsA+
- Project Chrysalis Middle SchoolGrades 6–8 · 241 studentsA+
- Revere Middle SchoolGrades 6–8 · 1,095 studentsC
- Secondary Disciplinary Alternative Education ProgramGrades 6–8 · 38 studentsF
- Stevenson Middle SchoolGrades 6–8 · 1,096 studentsC
- Sugar Grove AcademyGrades 6–8 · 777 studentsC-
- Tanglewood Middle SchoolGrades 6–8 · 836 studentsC+
- Thomas Middle SchoolGrades 6–8 · 391 studentsC
- Welch Middle SchoolGrades 6–8 · 547 studentsC-
- West Briar Middle SchoolGrades 6–8 · 994 studentsB-
- Williams Middle SchoolGrades 6–8 · 352 studentsD+
High · 45
- Mickey Leland College Preparatory Academy for Young MenGrades 6–12 · 251 studentsB
- Sharpstown International SchoolGrades 6–12 · 1,352 studentsB-
- Young Women's College Preparatory AcademyGrades 6–12 · 494 studentsA-
- Austin High SchoolGrades 9–12 · 1,181 studentsD+
- Bellaire High SchoolGrades 9–12 · 3,216 studentsB
- Carnegie Vanguard High SchoolGrades 9–12 · 855 studentsA+
- Challenge Early College High SchoolGrades 9–12 · 485 studentsA+
- Chavez High SchoolGrades 9–12 · 1,857 studentsC-
- Davis High SchoolGrades 9–12 · 1,058 studentsC+
- Debakey High School for Health ProfGrades 9–12 · 929 studentsA+
- East Early College High SchoolGrades 9–12 · 458 studentsA+
- Eastwood AcademyGrades 9–12 · 365 studentsA
- Energized for STEM Academy High SchoolGrades 9–12 · 520 studentsA-
- Energy Institute High SchoolGrades 9–12 · 663 studentsA
- Furr High SchoolGrades 9–12 · 914 studentsD+
- Harper Disciplinary Alternative Education ProgramGrades 9–12 · 76 studentsF
- Hcc Life Skills ProgramGrades 12 · 69 students
- High School for Law and JusticeGrades 9–12 · 391 studentsA-
- Houston Academy for International StudiesGrades 9–12 · 473 studentsA
- Jones Futures AcademyGrades 9–12 · 298 studentsC+
- Kashmere High SchoolGrades 9–12 · 655 studentsD
- Kinder High School for Performing and Visual ArtsGrades 9–12 · 782 studentsA+
- Lamar High SchoolGrades 9–12 · 2,968 studentsB-
- Lee High SchoolGrades 9–12 · 1,965 studentsD
- Liberty High SchoolGrades 9–12 · 352 studentsC-
- Madison High SchoolGrades 9–12 · 1,588 studentsC-
- Middle College High School at Hcc FragaGrades 9–12 · 130 studentsB+
- Middle College High School at Hcc GulftonGrades 9–12 · 72 studentsF
- Milby High SchoolGrades 9–12 · 2,126 studentsC
- Mount Carmel AcademyGrades 9–12 · 194 studentsD-
- North Forest High SchoolGrades 9–12 · 905 studentsC-
- North Houston Early College High SchoolGrades 9–12 · 489 studentsA
- Reagan High SchoolGrades 9–12 · 2,426 studentsB+
- Sam Houston Math, Science & Technology CenterGrades 9–12 · 2,396 studentsC-
- Scarborough High SchoolGrades 9–12 · 691 studentsD+
- Sharpstown High SchoolGrades 9–12 · 1,689 studentsD+
- South Early College High SchoolGrades 9–12 · 452 studentsA-
- Sterling High SchoolGrades 9–12 · 1,146 studentsC-
- Waltrip High SchoolGrades 9–12 · 1,615 studentsC+
- Washington High SchoolGrades 9–12 · 811 studentsD+
- Westbury High SchoolGrades 9–12 · 1,991 studentsC
- Westside High SchoolGrades 9–12 · 2,729 studentsC
- Wheatley High SchoolGrades 9–12 · 537 studentsC-
- Worthing High SchoolGrades 9–12 · 751 studentsC
- Yates High SchoolGrades 9–12 · 685 studentsC+
Other · 8
- Belfort Early Childhood CenterGrades EE–K · 313 students
- Community Services-SecondaryGrades K–12 · 83 studentsF
- Halpin Early Childhood CenterGrades EE–K · 302 students
- Soar CenterGrades PK–12 · 209 students
- T H Rogers SchoolGrades K–12 · 1,079 studentsA+
- Texas Connections Academy at HoustonGrades 3–12 · 8,641 studentsD+
- Energized for Excellence Academy Early Childhood CenterGrades PK · 192 students
- R D S P DGrades PK · 46 students
District details
- Students per teacher
- 16:1
- Total annual spending
- $2,341,279,296
- Setting
- City - Large
- Headquarters
- Houston, TX
- Phone
- (713) 556-6005
- Website
- houstonisd.org
- NCES district ID
- 4823640