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College Park High School

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College Park High School ranks 247 th of 2009 Texas high schools. SchoolDigger rates this school 4 stars out of 5.

Public Grades 9-12

247^th

SchoolDigger Rank ?

of 2,009 Texas High Schools

Better than 88% of Texas high schools

Summary

College Park High School in The Woodlands, TX, is a large, high-performing public school serving 3,313 students in grades 9-12 as part of the Conroe Independent School District (Isd), a district ranked in the top 25% of Texas.

College Park stands out for its consistent academic excellence, earning a 4-star rating from SchoolDigger for five straight years and ranking in the 85th to 88th percentile statewide. It excels particularly in science and history, with recent proficiency rates of 86.28% in Biology and 86.74% in U.S. History—well above state averages and higher than nearby Grand Oaks High School. While The Woodlands High School (just 2 miles away) is the top academic leader in the area, College Park is a strong and stable second, outperforming other neighbors like Oak Ridge High School by a significant margin. In fact, College Park even slightly outperformed The Woodlands High School in Algebra I (64.58% vs. 62.67%) in the most recent year, making it a highly competitive alternative for families.

However, the school faces challenges in ensuring equitable outcomes for all students. Recent data shows a notable decline in serving African American students, Special Education students, and those from low socioeconomic backgrounds, with percentile rankings dropping in these subgroups. The school also saw a slight dip in its graduation rate to 94.5% in 2022-2023, though it recovered to 96.4% the following year. On a positive note, College Park demonstrates exceptional effectiveness for its Native American student population, ranking 2nd out of 103 schools statewide for this subgroup. With a graduation rate consistently above 95% and a diverse student body where about 27% qualify for free or reduced lunch, College Park offers a strong academic environment with areas for continued growth.

3,313

Students ?

16.5

Student/teacher ratio ?

$8,129

Per pupil spending ?

27.4%

Free/discounted lunch ?

3701 College Park Dr
The Woodlands, TX 77384

(936) 709-3000

District: Conroe Independent School District (Isd)

Feeder schools for College Park High School:

Elementary:	David Elementary
	Hailey Elementary
	Lamar Elementary
	Ride Elementary
Middle:	Collins Intermediate
	Knox J H
	Wilkerson Intermediate

Racial breakdown:

White:

43.9%

Hispanic:

31.8%

Asian:

10.4%

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At a glance

▬ Ranking trend: Holding steady — 89th percentile in 2016 → 88th in 2026

Strengths

✓Test scores above the Texas average (79% vs 62% meeting standards)

✓Ranks in the top 12% of Texas high schools

✓96% graduate within 4 years

Worth a look

!Some student groups rank well below the school's overall statewide standing

Students meeting standards (2025-2026) ?

This school79%

District avg70%

Texas avg62%

247^th of 2,009

Texas public high schools ?

Top 12%▼ down 1 pts since 2016

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★★★★★

SchoolDigger rating ?

3^rd of 7High Schools in the Conroe Independent School District (Isd)

239^th of 951Conroe Independent School District (Isd) among Texas districts

Statewide rank percentile over time (100 = the top-ranked school in the state; click a legend item to add a student group)

Show full rank history (all student groups)

All Students

Year	Avg score	Statewide rank	Texas percentile	Rating
2026	78.4	247 of 2009	87.7%	★★★★☆
2025	77.8	250 of 1974	87.3%	★★★★☆
2024	75.7	300 of 1990	84.9%	★★★★☆
2023	76.3	285 of 1961	85.5%	★★★★☆
2022	74.7	286 of 1876	84.8%	★★★★☆
2021	82.4	159 of 1861	91.5%	★★★★★
2019	80.5	177 of 1857	90.5%	★★★★★
2018	80.1	184 of 1797	89.8%	★★★★☆
2017	83.8	135 of 1777	92.4%	★★★★★
2016	76.7	191 of 1762	89.2%	★★★★☆
2015	78.2	158 of 1743	90.9%	★★★★★
2014	76.9	210 of 1734	87.9%	★★★★☆
2013	80.8	111 of 1652	93.3%	★★★★★
2012	77.5	128 of 1603	92.0%	★★★★★
2011	75.6	203 of 1672	87.9%	★★★★☆
2010	77.2	146 of 1568	90.7%	★★★★★
2009	81.9	93 of 1539	94.0%	★★★★★
2008	84.4	67 of 1510	95.6%	★★★★★
2007	83.4	84 of 1497	94.4%	★★★★★

African American

Year	Avg score	Statewide rank	Texas percentile	Rating
2026	48.5	476 of 1086	56.2%	★★★☆☆
2025	59.4	224 of 834	73.1%	★★★★☆
2024	60.0	305 of 1065	71.4%	★★★★☆
2023	59.0	325 of 1069	69.6%	★★★☆☆
2022	53.3	366 of 1031	64.5%	★★★☆☆
2021	70.3	213 of 1020	79.1%	★★★★☆
2019	74.1	191 of 1024	81.3%	★★★★☆
2018	72.9	183 of 1013	81.9%	★★★★☆

Asian

Year	Avg score	Statewide rank	Texas percentile	Rating
2026	76.6	84 of 556	84.9%	★★★★☆
2025	67.6	125 of 428	70.8%	★★★★☆
2024	66.9	151 of 530	71.5%	★★★★☆
2023	70.9	129 of 525	75.4%	★★★★☆
2022	76.1	90 of 507	82.2%	★★★★☆
2021	78.1	56 of 488	88.5%	★★★★☆
2019	74.3	102 of 487	79.1%	★★★★☆
2018	72.5	116 of 486	76.1%	★★★★☆

At Risk

Year	Avg score	Statewide rank	Texas percentile	Rating
2022	60.1	431 of 1837	76.5%	★★★★☆
2021	71.4	269 of 1829	85.3%	★★★★☆
2019	67.7	340 of 1810	81.2%	★★★★☆
2018	65.4	330 of 1784	81.5%	★★★★☆

English Language Learner

Year	Avg score	Statewide rank	Texas percentile	Rating
2026	62.4	271 of 1195	77.3%	★★★★☆
2025	60.2	255 of 1153	77.9%	★★★★☆
2024	57.5	365 of 1437	74.6%	★★★★☆
2023	50.3	487 of 1371	64.5%	★★★☆☆
2022	54.1	371 of 1278	71.0%	★★★★☆
2021	58.9	309 of 1195	74.1%	★★★★☆
2019	54.8	346 of 1136	69.5%	★★★☆☆
2018	50.4	363 of 1113	67.4%	★★★☆☆

Female

Year	Avg score	Statewide rank	Texas percentile	Rating
2026	76.5	257 of 1936	86.7%	★★★★☆
2025	76.9	180 of 1504	88.0%	★★★★☆
2024	73.9	268 of 1880	85.7%	★★★★☆
2023	75.8	272 of 1891	85.6%	★★★★☆
2022	73.1	314 of 1841	82.9%	★★★★☆
2021	82.0	144 of 1815	92.1%	★★★★★
2019	79.0	212 of 1798	88.2%	★★★★☆
2018	78.1	226 of 1781	87.3%	★★★★☆

Gifted and Talented

Year	Avg score	Statewide rank	Texas percentile	Rating
2026	69.1	349 of 1206	71.1%	★★★★☆
2025	70.8	274 of 964	71.6%	★★★★☆
2023	71.6	320 of 1182	72.9%	★★★★☆
2022	70.2	311 of 1172	73.5%	★★★★☆
2021	70.3	377 of 1177	68.0%	★★★☆☆
2019	71.3	76 of 1145	93.4%	★★★★★
2018	69.9	364 of 1137	68.0%	★★★☆☆

Hispanic

Year	Avg score	Statewide rank	Texas percentile	Rating
2026	72.8	287 of 1860	84.6%	★★★★☆
2025	69.5	241 of 1453	83.4%	★★★★☆
2024	67.3	346 of 1805	80.8%	★★★★☆
2023	65.9	426 of 1820	76.6%	★★★★☆
2022	64.6	404 of 1762	77.1%	★★★★☆
2021	73.6	272 of 1743	84.4%	★★★★☆
2019	70.8	324 of 1714	81.1%	★★★★☆
2018	72.5	285 of 1691	83.1%	★★★★☆

Low Socio Economic Status

Year	Avg score	Statewide rank	Texas percentile	Rating
2026	55.7	656 of 1937	66.1%	★★★☆☆
2025	55.7	443 of 1513	70.7%	★★★★☆
2024	58.4	536 of 1884	71.5%	★★★★☆
2023	50.9	772 of 1897	59.3%	★★★☆☆
2022	53.1	681 of 1847	63.1%	★★★☆☆
2021	72.4	274 of 1848	85.2%	★★★★☆
2019	66.4	379 of 1818	79.2%	★★★★☆
2018	68.7	307 of 1794	82.9%	★★★★☆

Male

Year	Avg score	Statewide rank	Texas percentile	Rating
2026	77.5	252 of 1954	87.1%	★★★★☆
2025	74.3	214 of 1515	85.9%	★★★★☆
2024	72.4	307 of 1891	83.8%	★★★★☆
2023	75.0	293 of 1913	84.7%	★★★★☆
2022	73.4	306 of 1853	83.5%	★★★★☆
2021	80.3	200 of 1840	89.1%	★★★★☆
2019	79.0	219 of 1824	88.0%	★★★★☆
2018	78.8	210 of 1803	88.4%	★★★★☆

Multi-racial

Year	Avg score	Statewide rank	Texas percentile	Rating
2026	73.8	129 of 713	81.9%	★★★★☆
2025	71.6	110 of 598	81.6%	★★★★☆
2024	80.4	75 of 731	89.7%	★★★★☆
2023	76.5	109 of 677	83.9%	★★★★☆
2022	65.3	188 of 664	71.7%	★★★★☆
2021	75.9	90 of 588	84.7%	★★★★☆
2019	74.3	123 of 604	79.6%	★★★★☆
2018	70.4	122 of 582	79.0%	★★★★☆

Native American

Year	Avg score	Statewide rank	Texas percentile	Rating
2026	95.0	2 of 103	98.1%	★★★★★
2025	86.1	16 of 87	81.6%	★★★★☆
2018	56.2	54 of 122	55.7%	★★★☆☆

Pacific Islander

Year	Avg score	Statewide rank	Texas percentile	Rating
2018	92.7	4 of 34	88.2%	★★★★★

Special Education

Year	Avg score	Statewide rank	Texas percentile	Rating
2026	45.2	734 of 1581	53.6%	★★★☆☆
2025	60.3	333 of 1299	74.4%	★★★★☆
2024	64.8	342 of 1548	77.9%	★★★★☆
2023	57.3	439 of 1478	70.3%	★★★★☆
2022	46.6	607 of 1418	57.2%	★★★☆☆
2021	65.6	283 of 1382	79.5%	★★★★☆
2019	75.1	159 of 1357	88.3%	★★★★☆
2018	62.2	301 of 1347	77.7%	★★★★☆

White

Year	Avg score	Statewide rank	Texas percentile	Rating
2026	76.8	192 of 1584	87.9%	★★★★☆
2025	77.0	133 of 1294	89.7%	★★★★☆
2024	71.9	263 of 1556	83.1%	★★★★☆
2023	75.4	211 of 1576	86.6%	★★★★☆
2022	74.3	235 of 1525	84.6%	★★★★☆
2021	79.2	152 of 1510	89.9%	★★★★☆
2019	78.2	189 of 1526	87.6%	★★★★☆
2018	77.2	208 of 1539	86.5%	★★★★☆

How student groups rank statewide ? (each group's percentile vs the same group at other schools — higher is better; the +/- beside each compares the group with this school's overall percentile)

Native American (2026)98th percentile+10 vs school

Pacific Islander (2018)88th percentile~ school

White (2026)88th percentile~ school

Male (2026)87th percentile~ school

Female (2026)87th percentile~ school

Asian (2026)85th percentile-3 vs school

Hispanic (2026)85th percentile-3 vs school

Multi-racial (2026)82nd percentile-6 vs school

English Language Learner (2026)77th percentile-10 vs school

At Risk (2022)77th percentile-8 vs school

Gifted and Talented (2026)71st percentile-17 vs school

Low Socio Economic Status (2026)66th percentile-22 vs school

African American (2026)56th percentile-32 vs school

Special Education (2026)54th percentile-34 vs school

By subject vs Texas (2025-2026) ?

U.S. History87%+17 vs state

Biology86%+16 vs state

English II Reading77%+17 vs state

English I Reading76%+21 vs state

Algebra I65%+11 vs state

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What people are saying

by a parent
Tuesday, May 18, 2021

My kids' education from College Park totally prepared them for college. One is currently in medical school and the other is pre med. The faculty at College Park holds the bar high for their students. Close Quote

by a student
Saturday, May 13, 2017

DO NOT, I REPEAT DO NOT!!!! let your child attend The Woodlands College Park High School. The administration are very ignorant, unhelpful, and have attitudes when talking to students. They have made me personally jump through hoops to solve a simple problem, or concern. Send your kid/kids to The Woodlands High School instead! Close Quote

by a student
Sunday, May 7, 2017

College Park is the best school that I've gone to because they're very friendly and they're not as competitive as the Woodlands High school. I've made a lot of great friends that go there. If you're trying to find a good high school for your children choose College Park we'd love to have them. Close Quote

by a student
Saturday, July 21, 2012

There are a lot of things that this school is doing right, after all violent incidents are virtually non-existent, but there are some things that do bring up questioning. I wouldn't say that this is a "rich school", but I can surely sy that it is very well funded, an my main experience in this school has shown me that the school only considers one category important when it comes to funding... that is sports, or more specifically, football.

Let me start off by saying I just finished my senior year at college park, and one of the classes I took this year was economics. The textbooks which are distributed are dreadful, there are a few newer copies, but not enough to go around, and the learning environment suffers. I've been taking German all four years, and I also noted a severe neglect to that department. We've received many honors and awards, and have never received any sort any sort of funding, or in the very least support from the administration. There were always severe moments of frustration when it came to competition season, seeing as the organization has to raise the money itself, the school sometimes hesitated to let us have access TO OUR OWN RAISED FUNDING.

And no, those aren't the only departments, those were but a few examples. The theater department is neglected, as is the orchestra, the band, and the choir, they've all developed methods to fend for themselves, but there is a serious lack of support from the administration, and at multiple instances they stood as unnecessary roadblocks hindering the creative development of the students. The administrations negative behavior towards the art departments is always very apparent, and students do take note of it.

Lastly, the education truly is top notch, but that's not what high school is all about. High school is all about experience, and if there's one thing the administration at this school doesn't understand, it's that they need to support creativity and extracurricular activities (besides their beloved football). There are so many clubs and organizations that have amazing potential to bring out the best in students and help them find who they are, but if the administration continues to neglect, and in some cases hinder these groups, they'll find their students drawing back and losing interest.

Note: I just wanted to add in one last thing. In the school year 2009/2010 a GSA (Gay Straight Alliance) club was formed despite the administrations PROTESTS (they believed that the club would bring disruption somehow). The administration did not allow the club to participate in any school sanctioned events, as they believed it created a negative image on the school. Come the next school year, they managed to pull an excuse as to why the club had to be canceled. IT'S THINGS LIKE THIS. Close Quote

by a student
Friday, October 22, 2010

It is an amazing looking school, not to mention, A LOT of funding and technology, but a many of the teachers are biased, some racist, and some don't even really seem qualified. The worst is the administration, considering the school system is too unbalanced, and half the principles (No names included) are mindless, power hungry, insecure people, and with the Texas education system (Not too bright), the school is run like a social communism. The school also gets away with too many unlawful acts and no one does a thing because they are not even aware of what they can do. Welcome to the Woodlands... Close Quote

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School													Students/Teachers											Ranking (2026)				Ranking (2025)				STAAR EOC Algebra I (2026)	STAAR EOC Biology (2026)	STAAR EOC English I Reading (2026)	STAAR EOC English II Reading (2026)	STAAR EOC U.S. History (2026)	STAAR Reading (2026)						STAAR Mathematics (2026)						STAAR Social Studies (2026)	Per Pupil Expenditures (2024)
Name	Type	Grades	Address	City	Zip	County	District	Is Charter	Is Magnet	Is Virtual	Is Title I	Phone	Enrollment	Full-time Teachers	Student/ Teacher Ratio	Free/Discounted Lunch Recipients	White	Black	Hispanic	Asian	American Indian	Pacific Islander	Two or More Races	Average Standard Score (2026)	Statewide Rank (2026)	State Percentile (2026)	SchoolDigger Rating (2026)	Average Standard Score (2025)	Statewide Rank (2025)	State Percentile (2025)	Rank Change from Previous Year	STAAR EOC Algebra I End of Course	STAAR EOC Biology End of Course	STAAR EOC English I Reading End of Course	STAAR EOC English II Reading End of Course	STAAR EOC U.S. History End of Course	STAAR Reading 3rd Grade	STAAR Reading 4th Grade	STAAR Reading 5th Grade	STAAR Reading 6th Grade	STAAR Reading 7th Grade	STAAR Reading 8th Grade	STAAR Mathematics 3rd Grade	STAAR Mathematics 4th Grade	STAAR Mathematics 5th Grade	STAAR Mathematics 6th Grade	STAAR Mathematics 7th Grade	STAAR Mathematics 8th Grade	STAAR Social Studies 8th Grade	Total
College Park High School	Public	9-12	3701 College Park Dr	The Woodlands	77384	Montgomery County	Conroe Independent School District (Isd)	No	No	(n/a)	No	(936) 709-3000	3,313	200	16.5	27.4%	1,454 (43.9%)	282 (8.5%)	1,055 (31.8%)	345 (10.4%)	12 (0.4%)	5 (0.2%)	160 (4.8%)	78.4	247^th of 2009 public high schools	87.7%		77.8	250^th of 1974 public high schools	87.3%	3	64.6	86.3	76.0	77.3	86.7														$8,129
Ischool High At The Woodlands	Public, Charter	9-12	3232 College Park Dr	Conroe	77384	Montgomery County	Texas College Preparatory Academies	Yes	No	(n/a)	No	(972) 316-3663	290	11	26.3	29.0%	118 (40.7%)	22 (7.6%)	113 (39.0%)	13 (4.5%)	3 (1.0%)	1 (0.3%)	20 (6.9%)	78	260^th of 2009 public high schools	87.1%		77.7	252^nd of 1974 public high schools	87.2%	8	61.2	95.5	85.9	80.0	72.2	37.8	48.8	64.6	64.1	58.5	63.2	35.1	41.5	47.7	33.3	47.2	46.3	22.0	$7,423
The Woodlands High School	Public	9-12	6101 Research Forest Dr	The Woodlands	77381	Montgomery County	Conroe Independent School District (Isd)	No	No	(n/a)	No	(936) 709-1200	4,444	248	17.9	11.9%	2,290 (51.5%)	217 (4.9%)	1,318 (29.7%)	419 (9.4%)	17 (0.4%)	5 (0.1%)	178 (4.0%)	84.4	131^st of 2009 public high schools	93.5%		86.8	109^th of 1974 public high schools	94.5%	22	62.7	92.3	83.8	82.4	92.2														$7,510
Nexus - Woodlands	Public, Charter	7-12	9182 Six Pines Dr	The Woodlands	77380	Montgomery County	University Of Texas University Charter School	Yes	(n/a)	(n/a)	(n/a)	(832) 232-8872	13	1	13.0		5 (38.5%)	2 (15.4%)	5 (38.5%)	0 (0.0%)	0 (0.0%)	0 (0.0%)	1 (7.7%)								(n/a)																			$00
Oak Ridge High School	Public	9-12	27330 Oak Rdg School Rd	Conroe	77385	Montgomery County	Conroe Independent School District (Isd)	No	No	(n/a)	No	(832) 592-5300	2,758	169	16.2	43.1%	959 (34.8%)	420 (15.2%)	1,083 (39.3%)	162 (5.9%)	12 (0.4%)	12 (0.4%)	110 (4.0%)	62.9	601^st of 2009 public high schools	70.1%		68	473^rd of 1974 public high schools	76.0%	128	33.3	77.2	67.3	69.2	78.7														$9,889
Ischool-Creekside	Public, Charter	9-12	8747 W New Harmony Trail	Tomball	77375	Harris County	Texas College Preparatory Academies	Yes	(n/a)	(n/a)	(n/a)	(281) 747-6701	130	5	25.6	21.5%	61 (46.9%)	6 (4.6%)	43 (33.1%)	11 (8.5%)	0 (0.0%)	0 (0.0%)	9 (6.9%)	81.1	188^th of 2009 public high schools	90.6%		89.8	67^th of 1974 public high schools	96.6%	121	92.9	80.0	66.7	81.3	100.0														$8,582
Booker T Washington High School	Public	9-12	507 Dr Martin Luther King Pla	Conroe	77301	Montgomery County	Conroe Independent School District (Isd)	No	No	(n/a)	No	(936) 709-3420	189	23	8.2	66.1%	57 (30.2%)	30 (15.9%)	97 (51.3%)	0 (0.0%)	0 (0.0%)	1 (0.5%)	4 (2.1%)	23.7	1603^rd of 2009 public high schools	20.2%		14.7	1700^th of 1974 public high schools	13.9%	97	15.8	63.6	29.0	32.8	60.7														$21,854
Klein Oak High School	Public	9-12	22603 Northcrest Dr	Klein	77389	Harris County	Klein Independent School District (Isd)	No	No	(n/a)	No	(832) 484-5000	3,766	221	17.0	40.4%	1,320 (35.1%)	553 (14.7%)	1,467 (39.0%)	273 (7.2%)	12 (0.3%)	3 (0.1%)	138 (3.7%)	67.3	493^rd of 2009 public high schools	75.5%		67.5	485^th of 1974 public high schools	75.4%	8	55.9	77.3	67.4	69.3	80.3														$7,782
Conroe High School	Public	9-12	3200 W Davis St	Conroe	77304	Montgomery County	Conroe Independent School District (Isd)	No	No	(n/a)	No	(936) 709-5700	5,252	321	16.3	59.3%	1,367 (26.0%)	685 (13.0%)	2,852 (54.3%)	126 (2.4%)	33 (0.6%)	9 (0.2%)	180 (3.4%)	47.2	1032^nd of 2009 public high schools	48.6%		46	1018^th of 1974 public high schools	48.4%	14	31.5	70.0	50.2	59.5	71.9														$8,731
Grand Oaks High School	Public	9-12	4800 Riley Fuzzel Rd	Spring	77386	Montgomery County	Conroe Independent School District (Isd)	No	No	(n/a)	No	(936) 709-7700	3,836	211	18.2	22.5%	1,789 (46.6%)	611 (15.9%)	1,053 (27.5%)	195 (5.1%)	6 (0.2%)	22 (0.6%)	160 (4.2%)	78.8	235^th of 2009 public high schools	88.3%		74.8	312^th of 1974 public high schools	84.2%	77	64.5	86.6	76.6	75.4	87.7														$7,106

Frequently Asked Questions about College Park High School

What schools feed into College Park High School?

College Park High School is fed by the following schools:

Elementary : David Elementary
Elementary : Hailey Elementary
Elementary : Lamar Elementary
Elementary : Ride Elementary
Middle : Collins Intermediate
Middle : Knox J H
Middle : Wilkerson Intermediate

What district is College Park High School in?

Conroe Independent School District (Isd)

How many students attend College Park High School?

In the 2024-25 school year, 3,313 students attended College Park High School.

What is the racial makeup of College Park High School?

Students at College Park High School are 44% White, 32% Hispanic, 10% Asian, 9% African American, 5% Two or more races.

Is College Park High School a good school?

College Park High School ranks 247^th of 2009 Texas high schools. SchoolDigger rates this school 4 stars out of 5.

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