20 - Year Growth Plan - City of Kendleton

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The Lamar Consolidated ISD campuses and their locations are:• John and Randolph Foster High School Richmond• George Ranch High School Richmond• Lamar Consolidated High School Rosenberg• BF Terry High School Richmond• Andrew Briscoe Jr. High School Richmond• George Junior High School Rosenberg• Lamar Junior High Rosenberg• Navarro Middle School Rosenberg• Henry Wertheimer Middle School Rosenberg• Wessendorff Middle School Rosenberg• Stephen F. Austin Elementary Richmond• Beasley Elementary Beasley• Bowie Elementary Rosenberg• Bess Campbell Elementary Sugar Land• Susanna Dickinson Elementary Sugar Land• Samuel Miles Frost Elementary Richmond• Joe Hubenak Elementary Richmond• Huggins Elementary Fulshear• Irma Dr Hutchinson Elementary Richmond• Andrew Webster Jackson Elementary Rosenberg• H.F. McNeill Elementary Richmond• John Christain Meyer Elementary Richmond• Thomas Lane Pink Elementary Richmond• Taylor Ray Elementary Rosenberg• Juan Seguin Elementary Richmond• Dear Smith Elementary Richmond• Cora Thomas Elementary Richmond• William B. Travis Elementary Rosenberg• William C. Velasquez Elementary Richmond• Manford Williams Elementary Richmond• Alternative Learning Center Rosenberg• Community Center Richmond• Fort Bend County Alternative Rosenberg• Fort Bend County Juvenile Detention Center RichmondKendleton students are on the Lamar High School Track, which includes 9 schools. Kendleton studentsattend the following schools and included are their academic ratings.• Lamar Consolidated High School (Grades 9‐12) Academically Acceptable• Lamar Junior High(Grades 7‐8) Recognized• Wessendorff Middle School (Grade 6) Exemplary• Beasley Elementary (K‐5) Recognized (2009), AcademicallyAcceptable (2010)28
Recent district achievements include:• The Texas Education Agency rated 94 percent of Lamar CISD campuses – 28 out of 30campuses – in the upper tiers of academic performance• Eighteen campuses – 60 percent – are rated Exemplary, with another 10 campuses earningRecognized• 2008 and 2006 National Blue Ribbon School• 2009 recipient of HEB Award for Excellence in Education, Large District• Bowie, Long, Pink, Ray and Velasquez elementary schools received DistinguishedPerformance Awards from the Texas Education Agency’s Division of “No ChildLeft Behind” coordination.• The LCISD Board of Trustees was named the Region IV Honor Board for 2009 and one offive finalists for the state honor. 9• Wessendorff Middle Schoolo a 2011 National Title I Distinguished Performance School, 2011 NCEA Higher PerformingSchools in Texaso 2011 National Red Ribbon Contest 3rd place winnero 2010, 2011 Katy Choir Festival 1st Place Superior Trophyo 2008, 2009 TBEC Honor Roll School recognizing the top 4% performing school in theState of Texaso 4 TEA Gold Performance Awards 2009o 2008, 2010 TEA Exemplary Campuso 2006,2007, 2009 TEA Recognized Campus 109 Lamar Consolidated Independent School District. 10 Appendix A, Page 29
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