A Record 17 National Exemplary “BLUE RIBBON” SCHOOLS Bunker Hill Elementary School Frostwood Elementary School Hunters Creek Elementary School Memorial Middle School Memorial High School Memorial Drive Elementary School Northbrook Middle School Northbrook High School Nottingham Elementary School Rummel Creek Elementary School Spring Branch Middle School Spring Forest Middle School Spring Oaks Middle School Spring Shadows Elementary School Spring Woods High School Stratford High School Wilchester Elementary School

The Houston Independent School District is the largest public school system in Texas and the seventh-largest in the United States. Its schools are dedicated to giving every student the best possible education through an intensive core curriculum and specialized, challenging instructional and career programs. HISD is working hard to become Houstonians' K–12 school system of choice, by constantly improving instruction and management to be as effective, productive, and economical as possible.

Texas Business and Education Coalition Just 4 Kids Honor Roll 2005 and 2006 National Exemplary Blue Ribbon School Texas Exemplary Accountability Rating

According to the Texas Education Agency school rankings, Spring Branch Middle School has achieved "Recognized" status for the 2007 -2008 school year. Spring Branch Middle School would like to thank the staff, students and community for helping the school to reach this goal.

Welcome new students and parents! Memorial High School web is your source for all that is happening at Memorial High School. To find more information about Memorial High School and Visit the Office of Enrollment and Student Records,

Parent Involvement Policy Emerson Elementary School 2007-2008 Emerson Elementary is committed to the goal of preparing students academically and socially for responsible citizenship in an ethnically diverse society. In order to reach this goal, we believe that family and school must work together to ensure that students are successful in school. Emerson will implement these and other activities that will encourage parental involvement through the Title 1 Program.

Welcome to the 2008-2009 school year. This year our school theme is We Believe. We are excited about all the things we want to make happen for and with your students this school term. Our priorities this year are Higher Math Scores. 8th grade students will have three chances to pass the Math TAKS. Students who don’t will remain in middle school. Stronger Systems. We are trying to make Revere a safer and better place for all students. Hence we’ve made a few changes (like the uniforms) and have gotten a lot tougher on discipline. Please make sure your sons and daughters follow the school rules.

The process of course selection begins with formulating a four-year plan. While many students start this in the spring of 8th grade when we visit our feeder schools, all incoming 9th graders will complete a freshmen course selection sheet when they register. In addition, students will have the opportunity to meet with their dean annually to discuss and revise the plan. A copy of the Four-year Plan document is available here, as is a link to graduation requirements.

From its earliest days, Kinkaid has emphasized both academic attainment and character development. Margaret Kinkaid described her ideal student as " the intellectually capable boy or girl of sound character whose talents, interests, and uniqueness are educational assets for other Kinkaid children." Today's Kinkaid remains faithful to its founder's calling, valuing its students for their potential, as well as their achievement, and striving always for their balanced growth_intellectual, physical, social, and ethical.

St. Cecilia School, a K-8 Roman Catholic private school operated by the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston, is located in nearby Hedwig Village.

Welcome to Wildcat Way School! Our school is a new facility completed in June, 2002 to house pre-kindergarten students in the Memorial area of the Spring Branch Independent School District. The students come from 11 elementary attendance school zones including: Hunter's Creek Elementary Bunker Hill Elementary Wilchester Elementary Meadow Wood Elementary Nottingham Elementary Memorial Drive Elementary Frostwood Elementary Sherwood Elementary Thornwood Elementary Rummel Creek Elementary Woodview Elementary

There are two kinds of charter schools in Texas. The majority are state charter schools -- autonomous, open-enrollment public schools operating under charters granted by the Texas Education Agency, outside the jurisdiction of local school districts. Such open-enrollment charter schools report directly to the TEA and are not subject to the same regulations as traditional public schools. Open-enrollment charter schools receive the same per-student state funding as local public schools but no money for facilities or start-up. Then there are HISD charter schools, which we hold to higher standards. Our charter schools operate with the approval of the HISD Board of Education and within the jurisdiction of HISD. Although they are not regulated the same way as the other HISD schools, they are accountable for showing measurable results in return for exemption from many of the restrictions that apply to the traditional public schools. Accountability is the key factor behind the superiority of HISD charter schools to other charter schools.

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