Summary:
Zip code 77346 in Humble, Texas, is home to two high schools within the Humble Independent School District (Isd), which holds a 3-star rating and ranks in the 65th percentile statewide.
Atascocita High School is a large, traditional comprehensive school serving 3,696 students in grades 9-12, while Humble Community Learning Center is a small alternative program for 152 students in grades 5-12. Atascocita shows strong academic performance, with a state ranking that has improved for three consecutive years to the 65th percentile. It excels in U.S. History (77.83% proficient) and Biology, both well above district and state averages. However, Algebra I remains a challenge, with only 39.9% proficiency—significantly below the district average of 62.89%. The school boasts a 90.9% graduation rate and a 1.8% dropout rate. In contrast, the Humble Community Learning Center serves a higher-needs population (71.71% economically disadvantaged) with an intensive, low student-to-teacher ratio of 5.8:1 and per-student spending of $155,292—over 17 times that of Atascocita. This investment yields a 0.0% dropout rate, though standardized test scores are not reported due to its alternative mission.
The key takeaway is that these schools fulfill distinct roles within the same district. Atascocita is the high-volume academic hub with an upward trajectory, while the Learning Center is a targeted intervention program. For parents, Atascocita offers a comprehensive experience with improving test scores and strong subject strengths, but the Algebra I gap warrants attention. The Learning Center provides a specialized, resource-intensive environment for students who need a non-traditional path. Comparing them directly on metrics like spending or test scores is not meaningful; instead, families should consider which model best fits their child's needs.
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