District

Fort Bend Independent School District

TXSugar Land, TexasFortBend County

Contact & Location

16431 Lexington Boulevard, Sugar Land, TX 77479
(281) 634-1007

Enrollment & Schools

80
Total Schools
74,811
Total Enrollment
PK-12
Grade Range

School Breakdown

Elementary
Schools
52
Elementary Schools
Middle
Schools
15
Middle Schools
High
Schools
13
High Schools

Rating Distribution

3445%
Below Average
1722%
Average
2533%
Above Average

School Types

By Type

Public
80
Charter
0
Private
0

By Level

Elementary
52
Middle
15
High
13

Demographics (Aggregated)

Ethnicity Breakdown

Black / African American
28%
Hispanic / Latino
27%
Asian
26%
White
14%
Two or More Races
4%

Gender Distribution

51%Male
49%Female

Free / Reduced Lunch

51%Students Eligible
vs. State Average
61%

Academic Performance (Aggregated)

Average Academic Performance

5.3
out of 10
Average ACT Score
21.4
(out of 36)
Average SAT Score
1020
(out of 1600)
Average Graduation Rate
77%
Students
AP / IB / Dual Enrollment
26%
Students

School Performance Summary

Below Average
45% (34)
Average
22% (17)
Above Average
33% (25)

Fort Bend Independent School District is committed to excellence, equity, and preparing every student for a successful future.

Schools in Fort Bend Independent School District

80 schools

Elementary Schools

(52)
0.7
Allen Aldridge Jr. Elementary School
Elementarypublic263 students
5.7
Alyssa Ferguson Elementary School
Elementarypublic0
9.9
Anne McCormick Sullivan Elementary School
Elementarypublic1,218 students
2.2
Arizona Fleming Elementary School
Elementarypublic504 students
6.3
Austin Parkway Elementary School
Elementarypublic711 students
5.0
Barbara Jordan Elementary School
Elementarypublic492 students
5.2
Barrington Place Elementary School
Elementarypublic384 students
7.3
Brazos Bend Elementary School
Elementarypublic739 students
1.4
Briargate Elementary School
Elementarypublic345 students
9.1
Carolyn And Vernon Madden Elementary School
Elementarypublic969 students
5.9
Colony Bend Elementary School
Elementarypublic580 students
9.0
Colony Meadows Elementary School
Elementarypublic643 students
9.7
Commonwealth Elementary School
Elementarypublic954 students
8.6
Donald Leonetti Elementary School
Elementarypublic1,231 students
3.8
Dr Lynn Armstrong Elementary School
Elementarypublic438 students
3.0
Dulles Elementary School
Elementarypublic645 students
3.7
E A Jones Elementary School
Elementarypublic479 students
1.8
Edgar Glover Jr Elementary School
Elementarypublic380 students
Elementary Daep
Elementarypublic0
2.2
Heritage Rose Elementary School
Elementarypublic1,209 students
Hunters Glen Early Literacy Center
Elementarypublic290 students
1.7
Hunters Glen Elementary School
Elementarypublic240 students
6.2
James C Neill Elementary School
Elementarypublic1,076 students
5.1
James Patterson Elementary School
Elementarypublic771 students
4.4
Jan Schiff Elementary School
Elementarypublic871 students
4.2
Juan Seguin Elementary School
Elementarypublic896 students
3.1
Lantern Lane Elementary School
Elementarypublic472 students
7.2
Lexington Creek Elementary School
Elementarypublic521 students
3.2
Lula Belle Goodman Elementary School
Elementarypublic721 students
8.8
Malala Yousafzai Elementary School
Elementarypublic1,093 students
4.3
Mary Austin Holley Elementary School
Elementarypublic653 students
4.1
Meadows Elementary School
Elementarypublic443 students
1.6
Mission Bend Elementary School
Elementarypublic315 students
1.4
Mission Glen Elementary School
Elementarypublic370 students
5.4
Mission West Elementary School
Elementarypublic523 students
6.9
Oakland Elementary School
Elementarypublic919 students
6.2
Oyster Creek Elementary School
Elementarypublic795 students
6.1
Pecan Grove Elementary School
Elementarypublic763 students
3.8
Quail Valley Elementary School
Elementarypublic564 students
2.6
Ridgegate Elementary School
Elementarypublic449 students
Ridgemont Early Literacy Center
Elementarypublic463 students
3.0
Ridgemont Elementary School
Elementarypublic332 students
6.5
Rita Drabek Elementary School
Elementarypublic669 students
2.1
Rosa Parks Elementary School
Elementarypublic651 students
9.2
Scanlan Oaks Elementary School
Elementarypublic1,052 students
7.4
Settlers Way Elementary School
Elementarypublic815 students
9.0
Sienna Crossing Elementary School
Elementarypublic937 students
9.4
Sonal S Bhuchar Elementary School
Elementarypublic0
6.2
Sugar Mill Elementary School
Elementarypublic640 students
2.6
Townewest Elementary School
Elementarypublic543 students
9.2
Walker Station Elementary School
Elementarypublic816 students
1.5
Walter Moses Burton Elementary School
Elementarypublic451 students

Middle Schools

(15)

High Schools

(13)

Reported Incidents

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Community-reported and third-party-sourced concerns. All incidents are allegations, not established facts.

Inappropriate TeachingModerateAdded 1mo ago

Book about Jesus sex act

Alleged incident in Fort Bend Independent School District · Texas

A parent raised concerns about a book available in high school libraries within a large Texas school district. The book reportedly contains content romanticizing a sexual act involving Jesus. The institution is being urged to remove the material.

Occurred on April 8, 2024Source: Defending Education IndoctriNation Map
OtherLowAdded 1mo ago

Parents Form Advocacy Group

Alleged incident in Fort Bend Independent School District · Texas

A parent association was established in a Texas school district. This group advocates for in-person learning and optional masking policies. They represent a significant number of families within the district.

Occurred on January 24, 2022Source: Defending Education IndoctriNation Map
Inappropriate TeachingGender IdentityHighAdded 1mo ago

TASB Pushes Transgender Policies

Alleged incident in Fort Bend Independent School District · Texas

The Texas Association of School Boards provided guidance to school districts, including Fort Bend ISD, regarding policies for transgender students. These documents suggest schools may withhold information from parents about a student's gender identity and frame non-compliance with preferred pronouns or bathroom usage as discrimination. This guidance also encourages school board members to become agents of change in promoting equality and justice.

Occurred on January 20, 2023Source: Defending Education IndoctriNation Map
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Data aggregated from 80 schools in Fort Bend Independent School District.
Source: GreatSchools, U.S. Department of Education, and school surveys.
Last updated: May 1, 2026