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Calhoun High School

1,223 students in grades 9 ‐ 12

Rated Academically Acceptable

Calhoun High School is a school with 1,223 students. Students perform at the state average in passing TAKS scores. Fewer than half of students are prepared for college in both English Language Arts and Math.

Teachers have more experience than the state average and are paid about the same as the state average.

The school spends $4,629 per student for academic programs and $6,087 per student for all school functions.

Calhoun High School is located in Congressional District 27, State Board of Education District 2 represented by Ruben Cortez Jr., Texas House District 30 represented by Geanie W. Morrison and Texas Senate District 18 represented by Glenn Hegar.

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Academics



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College Readiness

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Staff

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Spending

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Peers

These campuses are identified as peers for Calhoun High School by the comptroller's FAST report based on factors – like "regional wages, district size and student characteristics" – that affect the cost of education.

Name Enrollment Accountability Rating City
Barbara Jordan High School M 1,153 Academically Acceptable Houston
Booker T Washington School for the Performing and Visual Arts M 793 Recognized Dallas
Brazosport High School 1,103 Academically Acceptable Freeport
Bridge City High School 726 Academically Acceptable Bridge City
Calallen High School 1,153 Recognized Corpus Christi
Carnegie Vanguard High School M 426 Exemplary Houston
Central Senior High School M 1,596 Academically Acceptable Beaumont
Challenge Early College High School 440 Exemplary Houston
Crandall High School 736 Recognized Crandall
Creekview High School 2,053 Academically Acceptable Carrollton
Ennis High School 1,487 Academically Unacceptable Ennis
Everman High School 1,245 Academically Acceptable Everman
Guyer High School 2,101 Academically Acceptable Denton
Lake Dallas High School 1,182 Recognized Lake Dallas
Lake Highlands High School 1,634 Academically Acceptable Dallas
La Vega High School 777 Academically Unacceptable Waco
Lee Freshman High School 694 Academically Acceptable Midland
Little Elm High School 1,486 Academically Acceptable Little Elm
Longview High School 2,083 Academically Unacceptable Longview
Mabank High School 982 Recognized Mabank
Magnolia West High School 1,718 Academically Acceptable Magnolia
Marshall High School 1,579 Academically Unacceptable Marshall
McKinney High School 1,963 Academically Acceptable Mckinney
Medina Valley High School 1,024 Academically Acceptable Castroville
Monterey High School 2,101 Academically Unacceptable Lubbock
Moody High School 1,813 Academically Unacceptable Corpus Christi
Needville High School 795 Recognized Needville
Orangefield High School 535 Academically Acceptable Orangefield
Pleasanton High School 935 Academically Unacceptable Pleasanton
Poteet High School 1,500 Recognized Mesquite
Ray High School 1,834 Academically Acceptable Corpus Christi
Robert Shoemaker High School 2,170 Academically Acceptable Killeen
Royse City High School 1,081 Academically Acceptable Royse City
Vista Ridge High School 2,006 Academically Acceptable Leander
Waller High School 1,494 Academically Acceptable Waller
Waltrip High School M 1,758 Academically Acceptable Houston
West Orange 694 Academically Unacceptable Orange
Willowridge High School 1,451 Academically Unacceptable Houston
Yates High School M 1,213 Academically Unacceptable Houston