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HIGHPOINT

📍 HOUSTON, Texas Public

👥 Total Enrollment

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7–12

🎓 Grade Levels

6 active grades

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HIGHPOINT, a high public school serving grades 7–12 in HOUSTON, Texas, with 27 students. Data: NCES 2024-2025.

📖 Academic Overview & Key Context

Located in HOUSTON, Texas, HIGHPOINT is a regular public school serving students from grades 7–12. The school operates within the ALDINE ISD in Harris County. With a current reported enrollment of 27 students, it provides a smaller, close-knit learning environment designed to support academic and personal growth.

Reflecting the multicultural fabric of HOUSTON, the student body at HIGHPOINT represents diverse backgrounds. The most represented ethnic demographics include Hispanic (55.6%), Black or African American (44.4%). This diverse mix contributes to a rich campus experience that prepares students for higher education and global careers.

Through federal and state educational initiatives, HIGHPOINT participates in community support programs including the National School Lunch Program, with approximately 22 students (81.5%) eligible for free or reduced-price meals. This participation helps ensure equitable access to essential learning resources, nutritional support, and student welfare services.

👥 Student Demographics & Diversity

Official NCES reported race and ethnicity breakdown

27 Students reported

Hispanic 55.6%

15 enrolled students

Black / African American 44.4%

12 enrolled students

White 0%

0 enrolled students

Asian 0%

0 enrolled students

American Indian / Alaska Native 0%

0 enrolled students

Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander 0%

0 enrolled students

Two or more races 0%

0 enrolled students

⚧ Gender Distribution Total 27

👦 Male 74.1% (20) 👧 Female 25.9% (7)

🥗 Economic Diversity 81.5%

22 students eligible for Free / Reduced-Price Lunch

📊 Enrollment by Grade Level

Student distribution across all enrolled grade levels

6 Grade Levels

10 ★ top

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School facts

Address 8003 E SAM HOUSTON PKWY N, HOUSTON, TX 77049

Phone (281) 449-1011

School district ALDINE ISD

County Harris County

Grades 7–12

Students 27 students

Community type Suburb: Large

Level High

Type Public

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Coordinates 29.84101, -95.18561

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NCES school ID 480771010723

School year 2024-2025

Source NCES

📍 Location

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8003 E SAM HOUSTON PKWY N

HOUSTON, TX 77049 Harris County

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❓ Frequently Asked Questions

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What grades are taught at HIGHPOINT? +

HIGHPOINT serves students in grades 7–12. The school curriculum is structured specifically for these grade levels in accordance with Texas state educational standards.

How many students attend HIGHPOINT? +

According to official National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) records, HIGHPOINT has a total reported enrollment of 27 students.

Is HIGHPOINT a public or private school? +

HIGHPOINT is a traditional public school located in HOUSTON, Texas under the administration of the ALDINE ISD.

Does HIGHPOINT participate in free or reduced-price lunch programs? +

Yes, approximately 22 students (81.5%) at HIGHPOINT are eligible for free or reduced-price lunch under federal National School Lunch Program guidelines.

Where is HIGHPOINT located? +

HIGHPOINT is located at 8003 E SAM HOUSTON PKWY N, HOUSTON, TX 77049. Families can reach the administrative office by telephone at (281) 449-1011 or by visiting the campus during regular school hours.