Young residents of Lakes of Bella Terra are zoned for high-achieving schools in Lamar CISD. According to the 2017 state accountability ratings released by the Texas Education Agency, Fulshear High School, Leaman Junior High and Joe Hubenak Elementary each scored higher than the targeted score for every index evaluated.

The 2016 ratings are based on a system that uses a range of indicators to provide greater detail about the performance of a district or charter and individual campuses throughout the state. In addition to the ratings, distinction designations were awarded to campuses based on achievement on performance indicators compared to a group of 40 campuses of similar type, size and student demographics.

Hubenak Elementary pulled some of the most impressive scores in the district, with a total of 6 out of 7 TEA Dinstinction Designations for the 2016-17 school year.

• Academic Achievement in ELA/Reading
• Academic Achievement in Mathematics
• Academic Achievement in Science
• Top 25 Percent Student Progress
• Top 25 Percent Closing Performance Gaps
• Postsecondary Readiness 

Leaman Junior High School, a brand new school now in its second year met TEA Accountability Ratings for the 2016-17 school year.

Fulshear High School, a brand new school now in its second year, surpassed TEA Accountability Rating with a Distinction Designation for Academic Achievement in Mathematics.

Foster High School, attended by 12th grade students this year, surpassed TEA Accountability Rating with two Distinction Designations for Top 25 Percent Student Progress and Top 25 Percent Closing Performance Gaps.

It seems that parents aren’t the only proud ones of our excellent school district! Here is what students have to say about going to school in Lamar CISD according to Niche ratings.

“Lamar CISD was able to give me the best education available in the district and provided the optimal environment for my evolution through my education in Texas. They always had advanced course options for me and people that wanted or needed a challenging curriculum. The teachers were engaging and provided plenty of opportunities to learn and improve in their classes.”

“In my two years in LCISD. I am a proud mustang. The school and the administration have molded me in the person that I am today. They have an accommodating and understanding faculty members. The councilors are very providing and helpful.”

“Schools in LCISD care about every child and work with each student to make sure they learn all the material in order to succeed. The principals always talk to the students and make sure the students enjoy their classes and teachers. Students are encouraged to join extracurricular activities and be very involved with school and the community.”

Lakes of Bella Terra is proud to be in the heart of a community that strives for success. For those looking to move to a quality school district in Houston, view our listings.