Summary:
The 13 schools in Houston's 77076 zip code, serving pre-K through 12th grade, are predominantly part of the Houston Independent School District (Isd) and the Yes Prep Public Schools Inc charter network, and they serve a student population where over 94% are economically disadvantaged.
The standout academic performer is Yes Prep - Northline, a 4-star high school that consistently exceeds state averages and boasts a 0% dropout rate. In stark contrast, Premier H S Houston Gallery North is a 0-star school with a critically low 39.6% graduation rate and a 9.2% dropout rate. The most improved school is Houston Math Science And Technology Center, which jumped from the 14th to the 48th percentile in state rankings, now outperforming Yes Prep in Algebra I proficiency (61.24% vs. 66.03%). The alternative school, George I Sanchez North, serves a unique role with an 84.8% graduation rate despite very low test scores, showing its value for at-risk students.
A systemic weakness across all elementary schools is math proficiency; in 2025-2026, no elementary school achieved a majority of 3rd graders proficient in math, with Barrick Elementary and Northline Elementary (both 1-star schools) scoring just 24% and 23.33% in reading, respectively. The charter advantage is not universal: while Yes Prep - Northline excels, Yes Prep Airline Elementary is a 2-star school struggling in math. Per-student spending averages $10,626, with Yes Prep - Northline spending the most ($13,727) and De Chaumes Elementary the least ($9,511). The average student-teacher ratio is 16:1, with Fonville Middle and Premier H S having the highest ratios.
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