Founded in 1952, Stephen F. Austin Elementary is an educational institution that serves students in pre-kindergarten through grade four. The school s academic curriculum includes reading, writing and math. It organizes Title I and gifted and talented education programs. Stephen F. Austin Elementary operates a library and offers lunch menu options for children. The school conducts parent education workshops. It provides membership opportunities in the parent-teacher organization. The school offers mentoring services and organizes an after-school student enrichment program. It conducts special education programs for individuals with developmental disabilities. Stephen F. Austin Elementary is governed by the Conroe Independent School District, which operates several elementary, middle and high schools.
Established in 1981, Houser Elementary School is a coeducational school that offers classes to students from prekindergarten through fourth grade. The school has an enrollment of more than 950 students, and its curriculum includes English, math, reading, basic skills, physical education and social studies. The school has business partnerships with Palotta s Italian Grill, Kroger and Cici s Pizza. It organizes a variety of extracurricular activities, such as Author s Day, Red Ribbon Week, Jump Rope for Heart and book fairs. The school provides various special and after-school programs, including accelerated reader, parents as tutors, senior citizen tutors, and gifted and talented. Houser Elementary School is a part of the Conroe Independent School District and is located in Conroe, Texas.
The Rubicon Academy is a private school that enhances the learning experience for all by pushing beyond the limitations to take on more and increase their critical thinking skills and potential. Students are involved in horticulture, robotics, Spanish classes, science, math, drama, and competitions in the Private School International Association, usually winning awards. A unique education experience for motivated students beginning at age 2 to 9th grade in small classrooms to enhance their creativity and learning.
