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Katy Elementary / Homepage

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  • Katy ISD parents, with children in grades 1-4, who believe their student might be gifted and talented are encouraged to refer them for screening for the 2023-2024 Gifted and Talented (GT) Program.


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  • Eleven Katy ISD music ensembles were recently recognized as national winners in the Foundation for Music Education Mark of Excellence Competition.


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  • Katy ISD is one of only 59 school districts across the state to be recognized with the 2022 District of Distinction Award by the Texas Art Education Association (TAEA).


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  • You’re invited to attend the Katy ISD Operations Job Fair


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  • The National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC®) has announced the names of over 16,000 semifinalists who participated in the 68th Annual National Merit Scholarship Program, and among them are 77 Katy ISD high school students.


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  • INSTRUCTIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION/REVIEWS

    This September, the Board of Trustees approved draft updates to policies EFA Local- Instructional Materials and EFB Local- Library Materials. These policies will be official following review and approval by the Texas Association of School Boards (TASB). The approved drafts reflect the policy changes and additions. Each policy allows individuals to request an informal or formal reconsideration of materials. In alignment with those policies, the District is soliciting parent committee members to be randomly drawn and assigned to five different rotating Reconsideration Committees that will be charged with reading and reviewing challenged materials. The District is in need of 20 parent volunteers at this time. Each committee will be comprised of four (4) parents, alongside District assigned instructional personnel. If you are a parent and wish to be considered to serve on a future committee, please complete the Reconsideration Committee Application Form.  The request form to serve on a Reconsideration Committee will close on Friday, October 14, 2022. 

    More information can be found on the Instructional Resources Information webpage.  


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  • LIBRARY BOOK NOTIFICATIONS

    In alignment with the approved draft update to Board policy EFB Local- Library Materials, beginning November 7, the District will begin emailing all parents/guardians on file each time their student checks out a library book. On November 7, parents/guardians will also be able to log into MyKaty Cloud to access the opt out tile for notifications, should they wish to do so. Books are also available for secondary students to check out through their English Language Arts (ELA) classroom libraries. Beginning November 7, secondary parents or guardians must provide authorization for their secondary student to access ELA classroom library books. The Classroom Library Authorization tile will be available on the via MyKaty Cloud on that same day. 


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  • CREDIT BY EXAM INFORMATION  

    Katy ISD offers Credit by Examination for acceleration at every grade level and subject area offered in accordance with the Texas State Board of Education rules. A student is allowed to advance one grade level or one course per subject per academic year. Katy ISD offers four Credit by Examination testing windows throughout the year. For more information about Credit by Examination (CBE) testing dates and course offering, visit Department of Research, Assessment, and Accountability website.   If you are interested in CBE testing, please contact your child’s campus counselor. 


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  • SECURITY DEVICES AT KATY ISD LARGE EVENT VENUES 

    Katy ISD, in its continued efforts to ensure student, staff, and patron safety, has purchased security devices to be staged at our four large event venues. These devices are already installed at the entrances of the Leonard Merrell Center (LMC). The devices are non-intrusive narrow towers that seamlessly screen visitors for objects prohibited within large event venues. They do not require removal of any personal effects prior to walking through them. Please take a moment to review the District’s guidelines for Clear Bags and Prohibited Items at large event venues. It is anticipated that the security devices will be available for installation at Legacy and Rhodes stadiums and the Agricultural Sciences Center, within the coming weeks.


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  • CAMPUS EXTERIOR DOORS SAFETY SIGNAGE 

    All campus exterior doors will include updated safety signage within the coming weeks that emphasizes that exterior doors must remain closed and locked.  The purpose of the signage is to reinforce and remind all staff and students to take the extra precaution of ensuring that doors are closed and locked at all times, and to not open a door for anyone trying to enter.  

    All campus exterior doors already have signage directing visitors to utilize the main entrance for access to campuses and not side entrances.  These stickers should be left in place, with the new yellow sticker above placed inside over this sticker, allowing the external message to remain outward.  All staff and students should avoid allowing anyone without a District identification badge from “tailgating” or following them into a District facility. 

     


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Alexander Elementary / Homepage

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  • Financial Transparency

  • Frequently Access Pages
    • Branding and Logo Use

    • CEP Campuses

    • ESSER

    • Nutrition and Food Services

    • School Board Policies

  • Handbooks
    • Discipline Management Handbook

    • Student Handbook

  • Homeless Information

  • Katy ISD parents, with children in grades 1-4, who believe their student might be gifted and talented are encouraged to refer them for screening for the 2023-2024 Gifted and Talented (GT) Program.


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  • You’re invited to attend the Katy ISD Operations Job Fair


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  • GT screenings for incoming secondary students are now taking place at Katy ISD.


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  • Parents of kindergarten students in Katy ISD who would like their child to be part of the Challenge (Gifted and Talented, GT) program may refer them for screening.


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  • At the September Board Meeting, the Board of Trustees discussed and approved the specific use of additional funds generated by the Voter-Approval Tax Rate Election, should the referendum pass this November.


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  • Below is your RAE eNews for 9. 19.22

     https://www.smore.com/7m62q

    Sincerely,

    Your RAE Crew


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  • Lunch room visitation will be allowed for:

    • Adults who are listed as PARENTS or GUARDIANS in the child’s record; and

    • Adults who have a signed note from a PARENT or GUARDIAN that gives them permission to eat lunch with that child specifically on that day.

    Please remember we are a large campus with a lot of children and families. Our space in the cafeteria is limited. Please choose the times you decide to eat with your child sparingly. If the cafeteria begins to have problems with seating space, we will have to put more restrictions on our lunch room visitation.


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  • August RAE Happenings

    Please click on the link below to see a short video of our August RAE Happenings. Your beautiful children and our awesome RAE staff and parents have already begun creating an amazing school community.

    RAEHappeningsAug2022

    Inaugural RCA House Sorting Day

    We also had a super fun inaugural RCA House Sorting event on Friday and are working on sharing the photo story of this awesome event. Stay tuned! Big shout out to Mrs. Nunez and the gRAEt Team for all of their efforts in organizing this special day. And, thank you RAE PTA team led by Laura Parsons for coordinating the awesome inflatable slide and balloons decor!

    Looking forward to making more amazing memories together!

    Sincerely,

    Your RAE Crew


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  • INSTRUCTIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION/REVIEWS

    This September, the Board of Trustees approved draft updates to policies EFA Local- Instructional Materials and EFB Local- Library Materials. These policies will be official following review and approval by the Texas Association of School Boards (TASB). The approved drafts reflect the policy changes and additions. Each policy allows individuals to request an informal or formal reconsideration of materials. In alignment with those policies, the District is soliciting parent committee members to be randomly drawn and assigned to five different rotating Reconsideration Committees that will be charged with reading and reviewing challenged materials. The District is in need of 20 parent volunteers at this time. Each committee will be comprised of four (4) parents, alongside District assigned instructional personnel. If you are a parent and wish to be considered to serve on a future committee, please complete the Reconsideration Committee Application Form.  The request form to serve on a Reconsideration Committee will close on Friday, October 14, 2022. 

    More information can be found on the Instructional Resources Information webpage.  


    Comments (-1)


  • LIBRARY BOOK NOTIFICATIONS

    In alignment with the approved draft update to Board policy EFB Local- Library Materials, beginning November 7, the District will begin emailing all parents/guardians on file each time their student checks out a library book. On November 7, parents/guardians will also be able to log into MyKaty Cloud to access the opt out tile for notifications, should they wish to do so. Books are also available for secondary students to check out through their English Language Arts (ELA) classroom libraries. Beginning November 7, secondary parents or guardians must provide authorization for their secondary student to access ELA classroom library books. The Classroom Library Authorization tile will be available on the via MyKaty Cloud on that same day. 


    Comments (-1)


  • CREDIT BY EXAM INFORMATION  

    Katy ISD offers Credit by Examination for acceleration at every grade level and subject area offered in accordance with the Texas State Board of Education rules. A student is allowed to advance one grade level or one course per subject per academic year. Katy ISD offers four Credit by Examination testing windows throughout the year. For more information about Credit by Examination (CBE) testing dates and course offering, visit Department of Research, Assessment, and Accountability website.    If you are interested in CBE testing, please contact your child’s campus counselor. 


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  • SECURITY DEVICES AT KATY ISD LARGE EVENT VENUES 

    Katy ISD, in its continued efforts to ensure student, staff, and patron safety, has purchased security devices to be staged at our four large event venues. These devices are already installed at the entrances of the Leonard Merrell Center (LMC). The devices are non-intrusive narrow towers that seamlessly screen visitors for objects prohibited within large event venues. They do not require removal of any personal effects prior to walking through them. Please take a moment to review the District’s guidelines for Clear Bags and Prohibited Items at large event venues. It is anticipated that the security devices will be available for installation at Legacy and Rhodes stadiums and the Agricultural Sciences Center, within the coming weeks.


    Comments (-1)


  • CAMPUS EXTERIOR DOORS SAFETY SIGNAGE 

    All campus exterior doors will include updated safety signage within the coming weeks that emphasizes that exterior doors must remain closed and locked.   The purpose of the signage is to reinforce and remind all staff and students to take the extra precaution of ensuring that doors are closed and locked at all times, and to not open a door for anyone trying to enter. 

    All campus exterior doors already have signage directing visitors to utilize the main entrance for access to campuses and not side entrances.  These stickers should be left in place, with the new yellow sticker above placed inside over this sticker, allowing the external message to remain outward.  All staff and students should avoid allowing anyone without a District identification badge from “tailgating” or following them into a District facility. 

     


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Bear Creek Elementary / Homepage

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  • District Map
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    • Printable Version of the District Map

  • Financial Transparency

  • Frequently Access Pages
    • Branding and Logo Use

    • CEP Campuses

    • ESSER

    • Nutrition and Food Services

    • School Board Policies

  • Handbooks
    • Discipline Management Handbook

    • Student Handbook

  • Homeless Information

  • Katy ISD parents, with children in grades 1-4, who believe their student might be gifted and talented are encouraged to refer them for screening for the 2023-2024 Gifted and Talented (GT) Program.


    Comments (-1)

  • You’re invited to attend the Katy ISD Operations Job Fair


    Comments (-1)

  • GT screenings for incoming secondary students are now taking place at Katy ISD.


    Comments (-1)

  • Parents of kindergarten students in Katy ISD who would like their child to be part of the Challenge (Gifted and Talented, GT) program may refer them for screening.


    Comments (-1)

  • At the September Board Meeting, the Board of Trustees discussed and approved the specific use of additional funds generated by the Voter-Approval Tax Rate Election, should the referendum pass this November.


    Comments (-1)


  • INSTRUCTIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION/REVIEWS

    This September, the Board of Trustees approved draft updates to policies EFA Local- Instructional Materials and EFB Local- Library Materials. These policies will be official following review and approval by the Texas Association of School Boards (TASB). The approved drafts reflect the policy changes and additions. Each policy allows individuals to request an informal or formal reconsideration of materials. In alignment with those policies, the District is soliciting parent committee members to be randomly drawn and assigned to five different rotating Reconsideration Committees that will be charged with reading and reviewing challenged materials. The District is in need of 20 parent volunteers at this time. Each committee will be comprised of four (4) parents, alongside District assigned instructional personnel. If you are a parent and wish to be considered to serve on a future committee, please complete the Reconsideration Committee Application Form.  The request form to serve on a Reconsideration Committee will close on Friday, October 14, 2022. 

    More information can be found on the Instructional Resources Information webpage.   


    Comments (-1)


  • LIBRARY BOOK NOTIFICATIONS

    In alignment with the approved draft update to Board policy EFB Local- Library Materials, beginning November 7, the District will begin emailing all parents/guardians on file each time their student checks out a library book. On November 7, parents/guardians will also be able to log into MyKaty Cloud to access the opt out tile for notifications, should they wish to do so. Books are also available for secondary students to check out through their English Language Arts (ELA) classroom libraries. Beginning November 7, secondary parents or guardians must provide authorization for their secondary student to access ELA classroom library books. The Classroom Library Authorization tile will be available on the via MyKaty Cloud on that same day. 


    Comments (-1)


  • CREDIT BY EXAM INFORMATION  

    Katy ISD offers Credit by Examination for acceleration at every grade level and subject area offered in accordance with the Texas State Board of Education rules. A student is allowed to advance one grade level or one course per subject per academic year. Katy ISD offers four Credit by Examination testing windows throughout the year. For more information about Credit by Examination (CBE) testing dates and course offering, visit Department of Research, Assessment, and Accountability website.   If you are interested in CBE testing, please contact your child’s campus counselor. 


    Comments (-1)


  • SECURITY DEVICES AT KATY ISD LARGE EVENT VENUES 

    Katy ISD, in its continued efforts to ensure student, staff, and patron safety, has purchased security devices to be staged at our four large event venues. These devices are already installed at the entrances of the Leonard Merrell Center (LMC). The devices are non-intrusive narrow towers that seamlessly screen visitors for objects prohibited within large event venues. They do not require removal of any personal effects prior to walking through them. Please take a moment to review the District’s guidelines for Clear Bags and Prohibited Items at large event venues. It is anticipated that the security devices will be available for installation at Legacy and Rhodes stadiums and the Agricultural Sciences Center, within the coming weeks.


    Comments (-1)


  • CAMPUS EXTERIOR DOORS SAFETY SIGNAGE 

    All campus exterior doors will include updated safety signage within the coming weeks that emphasizes that exterior doors must remain closed and locked.  The purpose of the signage is to reinforce and remind all staff and students to take the extra precaution of ensuring that doors are closed and locked at all times, and to not open a door for anyone trying to enter. 

    All campus exterior doors already have signage directing visitors to utilize the main entrance for access to campuses and not side entrances.  These stickers should be left in place, with the new yellow sticker above placed inside over this sticker, allowing the external message to remain outward.   All staff and students should avoid allowing anyone without a District identification badge from “tailgating” or following them into a District facility. 

     


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Morton Ranch High School

Morton Ranch High School high school in the Katy Independent School District. It opened in 2004 and is located in unincorporated Harris County, Texas, USA. It is part of a multi-school complex including Morton Ranch Elementary which opened in 2008 and Morton Ranch Junior High School which opened in 2003. The school serves many northern parts of Katy I.S.D. and has classes 9 to 12. The mascot is Maverick.

Content

  • 1 History
  • 2 Demography
  • 3 Academic performance
  • 4 Campus
      900 4.1 Additions
  • 5 Light 9 external link

History

In 2012, the non-profit Children at Risk classified Morton Ranch as an “urban school” for the first time because the school had over 50% of the low-income population. That year, she ranked Morton Ranch as the best “urban” comprehensive high school in the Houston area. [2]

Demographics

In 2012 there were 3050 students. 49% of students were Hispanic or Latino, 26% were white, 18% were black, and 5% were Asian. [2]

Academic Performance

School performance on the Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills (TAKS) language arts test for 11th grade students was 98% as of 2012. The graduation rate for the four-year class of 2010 was 90%. [2]

Campus

Morton Ranch High School is a modified re-design based on the award-winning Cinco Ranch High School, a daytime planner. The main differences between Morton Ranch High School and Cinco Ranch High School are the size of the science labs, the gym, and the addition of a third gym at the east end of the building.

Specific detail changes requested by end users have been included to make a great plan even better. The exterior of the building was also changed to give it a different character. Morton Ranch also has a large library located by the rotunda in the school’s west wing. Morton Ranch High School includes the Performing Arts Center, which was planned during the original construction. [1]

Additions

November 2008 Drumming

For growth that surpassed Cathy’s independent school district prediction, a new pledge was handed over. The pledge included construction of the new Morton Ranch High School Nine Grade Center, which was completed in the 2008–2009 school year.

The 9th grade center at Morton Ranch High School was originally scheduled to be completed by the 2007-2008 school year, but a failed bond set the project back a year.

  • Kathy Junior High (partial)
  • McDonald Junior High (partial)
  • Morton Ranch Junior High

    • Notable Alumni

    • Kevin Foster (Class of 2008) – best college basketball graduate from Santa Clara University all-time school scorer with 2423 points [3] [4]
    • Tamira Mensah-Stok (Class of 2011) – Women’s Wrestling 2018 in 68 kg, World Bronze Medalist and World Champion in 68 kg 2019 Mirasky, Benjamin (April 5, 2013). “2013 CBI Championship: Santa Clara Feeds Trasolini to Earn Title”. SB Nation . Vox Media Inc. Received April 23, 2013.

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      Cinco Ranch High School Day

      Cinco Ranch High School Day is a public high school located in unincorporated Fort Bend County, Texas, USA that serves grades 9 through 12 as part of the Katy Independent School District. It is located next to Cinco Ranch Boulevard in the Cinco Ranch area. The school opened at 1999 year. The current director is James Cross, who has held the position since 2009.

      Ranked 3rd best high school in 2007 Clements High School in Houston area Houston Chronicle . [3] In 2010, Cinco Ranch High School was ranked #478 of America’s Top 2,000 Public High Schools, surpassing its regional academic competitor. Seven Lakes High School, dropping to 689th in the rankings.

      The school was named National Blue Ribbon School in 2008. [4] [5]

      Content

      • 1 History
      • 2 State Championships
      • 3 Academicians
      • 4 Extracts
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        • 4. Robotics
      • 5 Feeder Samples
      • 6 Recruitment Trends
      • 7 Demographics
      • 8 Newsweek Ranking
      • 9 Links and Footnotes
      • 10 external link0013

      History

      Cinco Ranch High School opened in the fall of 1999 after a $143 million bond issue was held in the spring of 1996, and another $324 million bond was issued in 1999, allowing funding to be raised. [6] In its early years, the school accepted displaced students from other Cathy ISD schools, including 8th graders displaced due to overcrowding at Beck High School in the 1999-2000 school year. Other moves include West Memorial Elementary students who moved to Cinco Ranch after the elementary school faced mold problems in 2002.

      The original building, built in 1999, has been extended. It consists of a central rotunda where the cafeteria, offices and library are located. It is adjoined by two long corridors running in opposite directions, in which the classrooms are located. At the end of one of the corridors there are sports facilities, including a natatorium, a gym, gyms, fields, a stadium. At the other end of the corridor, at the opposite end of the school, are the visual arts rehearsal rooms, the black box theater, and the freshman center. The original facility was built on 66 acres (270,000 m2). 2 ) PBK Architects site to support a maximum of 2,800 students. [7] The school has a net building area of ​​433,000 sq. Feet (40,200 m2). 2 ). and costing $37,507,000. [8]

      The school has benefited from an increase in the KISD budget, which can be attributed to rapid growth in the surrounding area and the addition of Cathy Mills Mall, which gave a big boost to KISD funds through taxes. In 2001, many of KISD’s high schools were refurbished, all receiving new performing arts centers (PACs). KISD high schools also received additional ninth grade centers, which may be due to the district’s belief that younger students will benefit from an easier transition to middle school. PAC and Center 9’s classrooms were added at the end of the Fine Arts Corridor for $11,356,050. [9] The addition of the Performing Arts Center has improved the quality of theater and music productions. The department includes an orchestra, choir, ensemble, visual arts and theatrical productions.

      The secondary expansion, along with gyms and 9th grade offices, has become a very long and narrow two-story building with a total length of a quarter of a mile. This “tunnel effect” creates the conditions for indoor running in the summer. Another major sports piece added in 2004 is the over 30 foot (91 m) with an asphalt running track paved to facilitate the training of runners in running on treadmills.

      Former principals of Cinco Ranch High School include Lowell Strike (1999–2004) and Bonnie Bresick (2004–2009). James Cross has served as director since 2009.

      State Championships

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      • Champions of Texas 5-A on light athletics among boys [10]
      • champions Texas 5-A Boys Athletics [10]
      • 2006 Texas 5-A UIL Debating Champion Lincoln Douglas
      • Lincoln Douglas Debating Champion Texas 5-A UIL 2007
      • 2007 Texas State Champion 5-A wrestling [11]
      • 2010 UIL Texas News Writing Champion 5-A, also top Texas Tournament Champion
      • 2016 Texas 6-A Women’s Wrestling State Champion

      Academics

      Cinco Ranch was rated in April 2007 Houston Chronicle as the third best high school in the Houston area, behind only High School for the Performing and Visual Arts (HSPVA) and YES Preparatory College. This ranking included TAKS scores, graduation rates, ACT, SAT, and AP test levels and scores, class size, teacher experience, and the percentage of students from poor families. [ citation needed ]

      In 2008, Cinco Ranch was named the National Blue Ribbon School. [12]

      Extra-curricular activities

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      track and field

      Cinco Ranch Wrestling won the 2007 Collegiate Interscholastic League Texas State High School Wrestling Championship. [13]

      Debate

      The Cinco Ranch debate team won the 5A UIL state championship in the Lincoln-Douglas debate in both 2006 [14] and around 2007. [15] Now the team is centered on the public forum.

      Journalism

      Yearbook 2001-2002, Panorama , made the news. When the publisher of the yearbook agreed to reprint the book with various corrections, the school administration asked that some of the writings be removed. These included an essay about a “coming out” homosexual student. The school administrator said that the yearbook was not suitable for a story. The yearbook was printed without an essay. [16]

      Robotics

      The Cinco Ranch FRC Robotics Team 624, CRyptonite, has consistently been Cathy ISD’s best team. They have over 10 blue banners and are consistently ranked in the top 10 teams in Texas. In 2015, by the end of the season, CRyptonite ranked 9th place in the world.

      Feeders

      The following elementary schools are received by the CINCO RANCH secondary school: [17]

      • Fielder Primary School
      • Wilmary School
      • Kricch primary school
      • Primary school (partial) EXPLIA (partial)
      • Ground primary school. (Partial)
      • Rylander Elementary School (Partial)

      The following junior high schools go to Cinco Ranch High School:

      • Beck Junior High School
      • Cinco Ranch High School (Partial)

      Enrollment Trends

      Since opening, Cinco Ranch High School has grown steadily to over 3,600 students due to the rapid expansion of the Katy area. However, enrollment has declined due to the nearby opening of Seven Lakes High School in 2005. The maximum capacity for Cinco Ranch High School is 3,000 students. [18] [ test failed ]

      • 1999-2000 = 828
      • 2000-2001 = 1.541
      • 2001-2002 = 2.300
      • 2002-2003 = 2.745
      • 2003-2004 = 3.235
      • 2004-2005 = 3.601
      • 2005-2006 = 3.288 = 3.288 = 3.288 = 3.288 = 3.288. 2006-2007 = 3,070
      • 2007-2008 = 2.788
      • 2008-2009 = 2.840
      • 2009-2010 = 2.872
      • 2010-2011 = 2.989
      • -2012 = 3.