More than 30 HISD schools earn spot on 2018-2019 Texas Honor Roll

Thirty-three Houston Independent School District campuses have been named to the 2018-2019 Educational Results Partnership (ERP) Texas Honor Roll for their high achievement and student success rates. 

“We applaud our hard-working teachers, staff, and students,” said HISD Interim Superintendent Grenita Lathan. “We are especially proud of our schools that despite the high-poverty levels, they still have high-achieving results.”

Schools can earn a spot on the ERP Honor Roll in three categories: Star – high-achieving, high-poverty campuses; Scholar – high-achieving, low-poverty campuses; or STEM – top 10 percent of high-poverty, high-achieving campuses in math and science.

Twenty-four HISD schools were designated as Star Schools and nine were designated Scholar Schools. In addition, three HISD schools were designated as Star and STEM Schools.

HISD 2018-2019 ERP Texas Honor Roll schools are:

Star Schools

  • Elementary: Carrillo, De Chaumes, DeAnda, Field, Foster, Herod, Lovett, Lyons, Park Place, Red, White, Condit
  • Middle: Stevenson, West Briar, Project Chrysalis
  • High: Challenge Early College, East Early College, Eastwood, Energized for STEM Academy Southwest, Houston Academy for International Studies, North Houston Early College, Westside, DeBakey HS for Health Professions
  • Multi-grade: Briarmeadow Charter

Scholar Schools

  • Elementary: Bush, Horn, Mandarin Immersion, River Oaks, Roberts, West University
  • Middle: Lanier
  • High: Carnegie Vanguard
  • Multi-grade: TH Rogers

Star and STEM Schools

  • Elementary: Condit
  • Middle: Project Chrysalis
  • High: DeBakey – Health Professions

The Educational Results Partnership (ERP) is a national non-profit organization that uses data science to help improve students’ academic achievement levels and prepare them for careers in a global economy.