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7155 ASHBURN ST
HOUSTON, TX 77061

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Phone: 713-643-2008

School Information

GreatSchools Rating: 8
Educational Climate: Average
Technology Measure: Low
Type: Public
Grades: 9th Grade - 12th Grade
District: Houston Independent School District
Students/Teacher: NOT REPORTED
Students/Grade: 81.3
Number Students: 325
Number Teachers: NOT REPORTED
Number Classrooms:
Expense/Pupil: $5,100.00 - 5,299.99
Poverty Level: 16 - 29.9 PERCENT
Number Computers: 0
Number PCs: 0
Number Macs: 0
Principal: Ms Maureen Glacchino

CHARTER SCHOOL
GIFTED AND TALENTED PROGRAMS
ESL
SPECIAL EDUCATION
ADVANCED PLACEMENT
BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS
ALTERNATIVE PROGRAMS
YEAR ROUND CLASSES
VOC-TECH
ADULT EDUCATION
NCLB SCHOOL
BLUE RIBBON SCHOOL
COALITION OF ESSENTIAL SCHOOLS
AYP SCHOOL
INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE
MAGNET SCHOOL

School Ratings & Reviews

School Ratings (2 ratings)

Maximum Rating: 5

School Reviews (2 Reviews)

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Other Review | Rating:

Posted 2011-12-01

"The school is safe and has had excellent faculty and staff. Unfortunately, the school has appeared to bend over backwards to avoid removing chronically disruptive students, and by doing so it has presented a daunting challenge for even the most dedicated students. Positive TAKS results hide the problem, as core teachers have started full-time preparation for the end of April tests as early as February. In addition, facilities and resources are limitted."

Parent Review | Rating:

Posted 2011-05-20

"My oldest son graduated from Mount Carmel Academy in 2010 and won a full scholarship to University of Texas at Dallas. My daughter graduated in 2011. She was accepted to many very good colleges and won a total of $342,000 in scholarships. She eventually chose Baylor and received a scholarship approximating half of her four year tuition there. On the plus side, this is a VERY small school and is essentially an extended family. As such the students have the ability to get a lot of attention from the teachers and staff. They get to know the parents as well as the kids and can be very family supportive. Also, if your student athlete is not at the very top of his athletics peer group, because of the small size of the school, they will probably still get a chance to actually play. On the downside, as a relatively new school (it is an ex-private school retooled as a charter), they don't have all the resources that larger schools might have. Also, they seem to have a handful of weak teachers but my student observed that they seem to be working on rectifying that. I don't believe they have much capacity for special needs students but I don't know for certain."

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