As a resident, your children have access to an exceptional education within the Lamar Consolidated Independent School District. With more than 75 percent of its schools rated in the state’s top tier, LCISD has earned “Recognized” distinction by the Texas Education Agency (TEA). In addition to the schools, a nearby nature park and wildlife observation area nourishes and encourages young minds in a natural setting.
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“Huggins is a dream school! I have a first, third and fourth grader. It has been three years and I have not one complaint. The school has been rated exemplary and with good reason. The teachers are amazing.” —Parent, Great Schools Ratings
Dean Leaman Junior High opened in August 2016. The campus includes five computer labs, five laptop carts, three iPad carts and a spacious band hall with practice rooms and music libraries. A full range of athletic programs is offered, including football, volleyball, basketball, track and tennis.
Fulshear High school opened in August 2016 and serves 9th – 12th grade residents of Fulbrook and Fulbrook at Fulshear Creek. The new 381,522 sq. ft. campus holds 2,000 students and is the first high school located in Fulshear.
Fulshear ELC strives to provide your child not only with the best quality care, but to make your child’s academic, social, emotional, physical and spiritual developmental journey with us a very memorable one.
Westlake Academy is a private Christian school where your child is more than just a number. Westlake believes that each student is special and unique and most of all, a beloved child of God.
The Mission Statement of Calvary Episcopal Preparatory is not just a grouping of words: "Calvary Episcopal Preparatory provides superior education while inspiring Reverence for God, Respect for others and Responsibility for self. " Reverence, Respect and Responsibility are the 3 Rs that are integrated in class assignments, relationships with teachers and classmates, and in the chapel experience.
9th - 12th attends Fulshear High School
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