Summary:
The Channelview, Texas school district consists of 8 schools, including 5 elementary schools, 1 middle school, and 2 high schools, serving a diverse student population in this Houston-area community. While some standout schools like B H Hamblen Elementary perform well, the district faces significant challenges in student achievement and equity, with many schools struggling to meet state averages on key metrics.
Channelview High School stands out with a strong 90.9% four-year graduation rate, outpacing the district and state. However, its STAAR EOC test scores lag behind state averages across all subjects. In contrast, the alternative Endeavor High School-Joe Frank Campbell Learning Center has very low test scores but still maintains an 88.9% graduation rate, highlighting the unique challenges faced by students in alternative education settings.
Across the Channelview Independent School District (Isd), a large majority of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, ranging from 76.87% at the middle school to over 97% at Crenshaw Elementary. This high-poverty context likely contributes to the lower test scores and graduation rates seen throughout the district, suggesting a need for targeted interventions to better support these students and drive districtwide improvements.
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