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Elementary Schools in Houston Classical Charter School


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School
342
Students
Top rankedHouston Classical947th of 4,643 Texas elementary schools
Summary:

Houston Classical Charter School is home to a single elementary school, Houston Classical, which serves grades PK through 5 with 342 students in Houston, TX, and is part of the highly-ranked Houston Classical Charter School district (ranked in the top 12% of Texas districts).

This school stands out for its exceptional academic growth, particularly in upper grades. In the 2025-2026 school year, 6th graders achieved an 87.5% proficiency rate in Reading and 79.17% in Math, dramatically outperforming state averages (53.52% and 38.57%, respectively). The school also excels in Science, with 5th graders scoring 61.9% proficient in 2024-2025—more than double the state average of 29.57%. While 3rd-grade scores dipped slightly in 2025-2026 (42.22% in Reading, 44.44% in Math), the school shows a strong upward trend as students progress, with 4th and 5th graders consistently exceeding state averages. The school has maintained a 4-star rating for three consecutive years, with its state ranking improving from the 77th to the 80th percentile.

Key metrics reveal a school effectively using its resources: it spends $23,244 per student, a high figure that likely funds specialized programs driving strong outcomes for a student body where 73.68% qualify for free/reduced lunch. The student-teacher ratio of 19.7:1 is slightly above average, suggesting spending is directed toward curriculum and support rather than smaller classes. The most compelling takeaway is the school's "value-add" model—students often start near or below state averages in 3rd grade but significantly outperform by 5th and 6th grades, indicating strong academic acceleration. This combination of high spending, economic diversity, and exceptional results makes Houston Classical a standout choice for families seeking a school that pushes students to excel well beyond grade-level expectations.

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