Summary:
Horizon Community Learning Center Inc. has one school, Horizon Honors Elementary School, serving kindergarten through grade 6, with 797 students and a reported student–teacher ratio of 17.7. Its 2025–26 results are above state figures in both ELA and math: 76% versus 41% in ELA and 54% versus 33% in math. The clearest strength is ELA: the school was ahead of the state in every tested grade, by 33 to 36 points.
Horizon Honors is both the highest- and lowest-ranked school in this group because it is the only one, so there is no meaningful local peer comparison. Its results stand out against state figures: the all-grades advantage is 35 points in ELA and 21 points in math. ELA is the stronger subject relative to the state, with a 14-point larger advantage than math. In 2024–25 grade 5 science, the school also exceeded the state, with 63% meeting the standard compared with 34%. SchoolDigger gives the school 4 stars and ranks it 123rd of 900 schools, in the 86th percentile, for 2025–26.
SchoolDigger’s ranking improved overall across the three reported years, though it slipped slightly in the latest year: from 167th of 912 schools and the 82nd percentile in 2023–24, to 109th and the 88th percentile in 2024–25, then to 123rd and the 86th percentile in 2025–26. The ranking is 44 places better than in 2023–24, but it is not evidence that test scores rose over that period. In math, the school’s advantage over the state was positive in every tested grade and grew from 12 points in grade 3 to 25 points in grade 6, partly because the state result was lower in grade 6. With only one school in the group, the available figures cannot show how school characteristics relate to results or support local school-to-school comparisons.
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