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High Schools in Harmony Public Schools - Houston West


At a glance
2
Schools
1,788
Students
2
5-star schools
Top rankedHarmony School Of Innovation-Sugar Land83rd of 2,009 Texas high schools
Biggest riser
Harmony School Of Innovation-Sugar Land up 22 spots statewide this year
Summary:

The Harmony Public Schools - Houston West district in Texas is home to two high-performing high schools serving grades 9-12: Harmony School Of Innovation-Sugar Land and Harmony School Of Innovation - Katy. With a combined enrollment of 1,788 students, both schools are elite performers, ranking in the top 10% of all Texas high schools and boasting zero dropout rates.

Harmony School Of Innovation-Sugar Land is the standout school in this analysis. It achieved a perfect 100% graduation rate and outperformed its sister school in every STAAR End-of-Course subject, including Biology (93.18% vs. 83.5%) and U.S. History (93.87% vs. 83.87%). Its state ranking has also improved dramatically, jumping from 135th to 83rd over two years. Remarkably, Sugar Land achieves these results despite having a higher percentage of economically disadvantaged students (56.03% free/reduced lunch) compared to Harmony School Of Innovation - Katy (46.8%), suggesting its support systems are particularly effective at overcoming socioeconomic barriers.

In contrast, Harmony School Of Innovation - Katy has seen its state ranking decline from 136th to 200th over the same period. A warning sign for Katy is its 8th-grade performance, with only 50% proficiency in Math and 42.58% in Social Studies, which may be contributing to its downward trend. Additionally, Sugar Land spends $779 more per student ($10,652 vs. $9,873), which aligns with its superior outcomes. Despite these differences, both schools are exceptional, with near-perfect graduation rates and scores significantly above the state average in every subject.

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