Sam Houston State University Charter School is a college and university charter school operated by Sam Houston State University Charter School. As of the most recent enrollment data released by the state, the campus student population was 40.5% white and 12.5% economically disadvantaged.
Explore more below to learn about its enrollment and demographic trends over time, what we know about its classroom experience and its political environment.
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Charter School
Sam Houston State University Charter School
What grade does the state give the
school
?
The Texas Education Agency scores districts and
campuses with letter grades to give Texas families
an idea of how well they are teaching students.
School performance ratings can help parents decide
which schools to enroll their kids in and help businesses
decide which communities to invest in.
Why this matters
An “A” means the state views the school as showing
exemplary performance; “B” means recognized performance;
“C” is acceptable performance; a “D” is performance that
needs improvement; and an “F” is unacceptable performance.
Districts with schools that repeatedly fail could be at
risk for a state takeover or other intervention. Critics
of the system say districts in low-income communities
tend to fare worse.
Sam Houston State University Charter School
received a
"B" rating
A
Student Achievement
This category
is based on STAAR performance, college readiness and
graduation rates.
B
School Progress
This category
shows students' growth and performance compared to other
schools with similar amounts of economically disadvantaged
students.
B
Closing the Gaps
This category shows
how well schools are at making sure students of all
backgrounds are successful.
