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Best Public Schools in Zip Code 77065


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3
Schools
2,458
Students
Top rankedAdam Elementary2071st of 4,627 Texas elementary schools
Summary:

Zip code 77065 in Houston, Texas, is home to four schools within the Cypress-Fairbanks Independent School District (Isd), including three elementary schools and one specialized high school program. The standout school in this area is Adam Elementary, which consistently outperforms its peers with a 3-star rating and state percentile rank in the 55th-62nd range over the last three years. In contrast, Emmott Elementary is the lowest-performing school, ranking in the 20th percentile with a 1-star rating and showing a declining trend, while Danish Elementary falls in the middle with a 39th percentile rank.

Key metrics reveal a clear performance hierarchy: Adam Elementary leads with average reading proficiency of 55.62% and math proficiency of 43.12%, followed by Danish Elementary at 51.04% reading and 35.17% math, and Emmott Elementary at 45.37% reading and 28.62% math. All three schools serve a high percentage of economically disadvantaged students, ranging from 68.97% at Adam to 83.88% at Danish. Interestingly, Emmott spends more per student ($10,766) than Danish ($9,813) but achieves lower test scores, suggesting that spending alone does not drive success. The high school, Cypress-Fairbanks J J A E P, is a disciplinary alternative education program with only 6 students and a 0% dropout rate, but it serves a different function and is not comparable to the elementary schools.

A notable finding is that mathematics is a consistent weakness across all three elementary schools, with no grade level meeting the state average in math during the 2025-2026 school year. Adam Elementary stands out as an anomaly, achieving higher results despite being in the same district and similar demographic area, likely due to school-specific factors like teaching staff and leadership. Additionally, Danish Elementary has the highest percentage of low-income students and the lowest spending per student, raising questions about equitable resource distribution within the district. Overall, parents should consider Adam Elementary as the top choice for academic performance, while being aware of the widespread math challenges across the area.

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