Cross Creek Ranch Schools

Cross Creek Ranch Schools

Cross Creek Ranch is divided into two different school districts:

1. East side: Katy ISD
2. West side: Lamar Consolidated ISD

The map below shows the approximate boundaries.

Katy ISD is one of the highest-rated school districts in the Houston area. Lamar Consolidated is not rated quite as highly, but it is still a good school district. See the charts below.

 

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School Ratings

The following is a list of Cross Creek Ranch schools, sorted by School Name. The Score refers to www.GreatSchools.org ratings which give an overview of a school’s test results based on a comparison of test results for all schools in the state. For the Score, the higher the number, the better the school’s test performance.

NOTE: These ratings and score are as of February 2021 and may change in the future.

Location	Name	Address	Type*	Rating
East	Campbell Elementary	3701 Cross Creek Bend Ln, Fulshear	Elem	New
East	Randolph Elementary	5303 Flewellen Oaks, Fulshear	Elem	9
East	Adams Jr High	4141 Cross Creek Bend Ln, Fulshear	JH	New
East	Tompkins High	4400 Falcon Landing, Katy	HS	9
East	Jordan High**	27500 Fulshear Bend Dr, Fulshear	HS	New
West	Huggins Elementary	No 1 Huggins Dr, Fulshear	Elem	6
West	Roberts Middle School	Charger Way, Fulshear, TX 77441	Middle	New
West	Leaman Jr High	93403 Charger Way, Fulshear	JH	7
West	Fulshear High School	9302 Charger Way, Fulshear	HS	7

*Type: Elementary, middle, or high school.
**Jordan Ranch HS opened in 2020.

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Campbell Elementary (East Side – Katy ISD)

3701 Cross Creek Bend Lane, Fulshear, TX 77441 (map)

Greatschools Rating: New

Amy Campbell Elementary is a Cross Creek Ranch school that opened for its first day of school on August 15, 2018. It is named after Amy Campbell, an adaptive behavior teacher at Katy High School. Throughout her career, Campbell invested in ways to make daily school activities more relevant to everyday life for her students. She understood the need for them to be respected members of the community and to engage in activities that enrich their lives throughout their entire life.

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Randolph Elementary (East Side – Katy ISD)

5303 Flewellen Oaks Lane, Fulshear, TX 77441 (map)

Greatschools Rating: 10

From their Official Website:

“Randolph Elementary opened in August 2014 in Cross Creek Ranch located in Fulshear, Texas. The school was named after James (Jim) E. Randolph. Coach Randolph was a beloved PE teacher who opened Roosevelt Alexander Elementary in Katy ISD in 1998 and impacted the lives of every RAE student until the spring of 2013 when he lost his battle with cancer. What made this man so special is the way he treated every student who entered the gym for his PE class and the relationships he built with not only students, but the entire community. He took a special interest in EVERY child, knew EVERY child by name, pointed out special talents in EVERY child, and made EVERY child feel loved, honored, and appreciated. He taught children the importance of hard work, respect for others, and most of all to persevere no matter the circumstances.

This is our hope for every child who attends Randolph Elementary. We want every child to feel included, honored, loved, appreciated, and special. We want to build relationships with our community and for them to feel welcome and a part of the learning process and environment at JRE. We strive to use innovative, cutting edge instructional strategies to engage our students and prepare them for the future. We will “Unleash the Potential” of every child who attends Randolph Elementary!”

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Adams Jr High (East Side – Katy ISD)

4141 Cross Creek Bend Lane, Fulshear, TX 77441 (map)

Greatschools Rating: New

Named for Joe Adams, who was a KEYS mentor and named Mentor of the Year in 2013 at Taylor High School; read to elementary school children in the Promise to Read program; and worked with students involved in Junior Achievement. Like most parents, he and his wife Donna have been involved in organizations for their children’s schools and activities like the Taylor High Band Boosters and parent teacher associations and organizations from elementary through high school.

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Tompkins High (East Side – Katy ISD)

6026 Katy-Gaston Rd, Katy, TX 77494 (map)

Greatschools Rating: 9

From their official website:

“​Obra D. Tompkins High School is the newest high school in Katy Independent School District and opened its doors for students in the fall of 2013. The building is named after a legendary educator who dedicated 35 years of service to Katy schools. Mr. Tompkins carries a strong presence and embodies exceptional characteristics that are embedded throughout the hallways and classrooms. In partnership with the parents, businesses and community of Tompkins High School we strive to represent the qualities of integrity, fairness, discipline, modesty, and respect.

Tompkins High School inspires its students to uphold a tradition of excellence and success. The comprehensive curriculum offered provides students with the opportunity to excel not only academically, but also in the areas of Fine Arts, Athletics, Journalism, Business, Technology, and other career -oriented fields.

Named for Obra D Tompkins, Jr, who had originally intended to study law, but both of​ his parents were teachers, and his father urged him to teach, apparently seeing what so many have over the years – a passion for helping youngsters and an almost uncanny ability to connect with people. Throughout his career, he was a mentor to teachers and administrators, a model for students, and an inspiration to everyone he met.  He was always visible – in hallways, on sidelines, and at performances….and he still is at Obra D. Tompkins High School. ​”

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Jordan High (East Side – Katy ISD)

27500 Fulshear Bend Drive, Fulshear TX 77441 (map)

Greatschools Rating: New

Jordan HS is a brand new school with plans to open in the Fall of 2020 with Ethan Crowell is the principal. Katy Independent School District Board of Trustees have appointed Mike Rabe as head football coach and campus athletic coordinator. The school colors will be black and gold and the mascot will be the Warriors.

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Huggins Elementary (West Side – Lamar Consolidated ISD)

1 Huggins Dr., Fulshear, TX 77441 (map)

Greatschools Rating: 6

Huggins Elementary opened in 1979 and is a PK – 5th grade school in Lamar Consolidated ISD. The school seeks to prepare students for a wide array of careers in the future while engaging them with technology applications and accomplished teachers.

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Roberts Middle School (West Side – Lamar Consolidated ISD)

Charger Way, Fulshear, TX 77441 (map)

Greatschools Rating: New

James W. Roberts Middle School opened in August 2019. It is named after James W Roberts. “In 1980, Roberts was elected to the Lamar CISD Board of Trustees where he served a total of 12 years, nine of which he served as president. While on the Board, Roberts helped Lamar CISD welcome four elementary schools, a middle and high school, the District’s first natatorium and the Lamar CISD administration building. He did everything in his power to not only meet the needs of the District, but continually surpass them.

He worked tirelessly to serve his community and balance his roles as a business leader and decision maker for Lamar CISD. From 2006 to 2010, Roberts served his second term as Mayor of Fulshear before moving to Brenham, TX where he and his wife Martha currently reside. Martha, also an educator, taught for seventeen years, eleven in LCISD. James and Martha have three grown children and nine grandchildren. Roberts’ commitment to education, his family and community continues to be undeniable. Where others may have seen a problem and said, “someone should do something about that,” Roberts was the one to say, “I should do something about that.” Which he did- time and time again.” (Source: Website)

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Leaman Jr High (West Side – Lamar Consolidated ISD)

 9320 Bois D’Arc Lane, Fulshear, TX 77441 (map)

Greatschools Rating: 7

Named for Dean Leaman who, “Through the decades, among other accomplishments, Dean was president of the Rosenberg Richmond Area Chamber of Commerce. He was a founding member and continuous leader of St. Marks Episcopal Church in Rosenberg. In 1978-1979, he became president of the National Lumber Dealers Association and, in 1986, was sworn in as president of the National Lumber Dealers Association. He worked tirelessly to bring Wharton County Junior College and the Texas State Technical Institute campus to this area. He served on the board of Polly Ryon Hospital and was on the board of the George Foundation until his passing in 2008.” (Source: Official School Website)

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Fulshear High School (West Side – Lamar Consolidated ISD)

 9302 Bois D’Arc Lane, Fulshear, TX 77441 (map)

Greatschools Rating: 7

From their official website:

“The campus opened in Fall 2016 with a freshmen and sophomore class only and will grow to add a grade level each year, with our first graduating class being the Class of 2019.

The campus was named after Churchill Fulshear, Jr. The Fulshear family was one of the original 300 families to settle in Texas. Churchill Fulshear, Jr. fought in the Texas War for independence against Mexico. He was also present during General Santa Anna’s surrender. He helped to bring progress to the area by donating land to allow the railroad to bring service through the area. The last family member moved away from Fulshear in 1937, but their legacy remains strong in the area. As is evident by our mascot choice, Churchill Fulshear, Jr. loved horses, especially race horses. He built a horse track called Churchill Downs in Fort Bend. He was fiercely independent and a true Texan. We are proud to be named after such a strong figure in Fulshear’s history.”

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