School Of Science And Technology

The School Of Science And Technology district in Texas includes seven schools—five elementary schools, one high school, and one alternative school—serving about 5,602 students and ranking in the 89th percentile statewide.

Standout schools include SST The Woodlands, a 5-star elementary school ranking in the 93rd percentile with the district’s highest test scores, often exceeding district averages by 10–20 percentage points. SST Sa College Prep High School is the flagship high school, earning a 5-star rating and an 80th percentile rank, with a 98.5% graduation rate and zero dropout rate, plus exceptional End-of-Course exam scores in Biology, English II, and U.S. History. SST Champions, an alternative school with 1,660 students and 75.72% free/reduced lunch, achieves strong high school EOC results competitive with the top high school. SST Willowcreek is notable for a dramatic turnaround, climbing from the 7th percentile in 2020–2021 to the 83rd percentile with a 4-star rating by 2025–2026.

Key metrics show the district outperforms state averages in Reading and Mathematics across most grades, with a particularly strong "Math Momentum" in middle school—7th-grade Math scores (65.3%) far exceed the state average (29.41%). However, a "Science gap" exists, with 5th-grade Science scores below state averages in 2024–2025. Spending per student ranges from $7,438 at SST Spring to $12,026 at SST Sa College Prep High School, but higher spending doesn’t always correlate with top performance—SST The Woodlands outperforms with lower spending than SST Champions. The district maintains a consistent student-teacher ratio of about 16:1 across all schools.