List of Houston Independent School District elementary schools

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River Oaks Elementary School HoustonRiverOaksES.JPG
River Oaks Elementary School
West University Elementary School in West University Place WestUElementary.JPG
West University Elementary School in West University Place
Poe Elementary School Poees13.jpg
Poe Elementary School
Roberts Elementary School in Southgate HoustonRobertsElementary School.JPG
Roberts Elementary School in Southgate
Mark Twain Elementary School in Braeswood Place Image-MarkTwainESHouston.JPG
Mark Twain Elementary School in Braeswood Place
Longfellow Elementary School in Braeswood Place LongfellowESHoustonBuilt.JPG
Longfellow Elementary School in Braeswood Place
Barbara Bush Elementary School in Parkway Villages BarbaraBushESHouston.jpg
Barbara Bush Elementary School in Parkway Villages
Harvard Elementary School HarvardESHoustonTX.JPG
Harvard Elementary School
Condit Elementary School in Bellaire Conditesbeltex02.jpg
Condit Elementary School in Bellaire
Lovett Elementary School in Meyerland LovettESNew.JPG
Lovett Elementary School in Meyerland
Horn Academy in Bellaire HornESBellaireTX.jpg
Horn Academy in Bellaire
St. George Place Elementary School in St. George Place StGeorgePlaceESHoustonFinished.JPG
St. George Place Elementary School in St. George Place
Benavidez Elementary School in Gulfton BenavidezElementarySchoolHouston.JPG
Benavidez Elementary School in Gulfton
Red Elementary School in Willowbend RedElementaryHouston.JPG
Red Elementary School in Willowbend
Shearn Elementary School in Westwood ShearnESHouston.JPG
Shearn Elementary School in Westwood
Kolter Elementary School in Meyerland KolterElementaryHouston.JPG
Kolter Elementary School in Meyerland
Rodriguez Elementary School in Gulfton RodriguezESGulfton.JPG
Rodríguez Elementary School in Gulfton
Reynolds Elementary School JRReynoldsElementaryHouston.JPG
Reynolds Elementary School
Cunningham Elementary School CunninghamES.JPG
Cunningham Elementary School
MacGregor Elementary School MacGregorElementaryHouston.JPG
MacGregor Elementary School
Young Elementary School in Sunnyside YoungElementarySchoolHouston.JPG
Young Elementary School in Sunnyside

This list includes Houston Independent School District schools that only house the elementary school level. For other schools (including K-8 schools which were previously elementary only), see List of Houston Independent School District schools.

Contents

Traditional elementary schools

Several schools formerly elementary-only became PK-8 or K-8:

This school, formerly, became K-8 and then in 2019 became exclusively a middle school:

Other elementary schools

Former schools

Clinton Park Elementary School in Clinton Park closed in 2005 ClintonParkESHoustonTX.JPG
Clinton Park Elementary School in Clinton Park closed in 2005
Douglass Elementary School (now Yellowstone Academy) in the Third Ward DouglassESYellowstoneAcademyHoustonTX.JPG
Douglass Elementary School (now Yellowstone Academy) in the Third Ward
The former Gregory School in the Fourth Ward, now the African American Library at the Gregory School AfrAmLibraryGregorySchoolBackentrance.JPG
The former Gregory School in the Fourth Ward, now the African American Library at the Gregory School
Houston ISD Central Region Office in the Houston Heights, formerly Holden Elementary School HoustonISDCentralRegion.JPG
Houston ISD Central Region Office in the Houston Heights, formerly Holden Elementary School
J. Will Jones Elementary School in Midtown JWillJonesElementaryHouston.JPG
J. Will Jones Elementary School in Midtown
Luckie School in East Downtown LuckieSchoolHouston.JPG
Luckie School in East Downtown
Will Rogers Elementary School (closed and demolished) WillRogersHouston.JPG
Will Rogers Elementary School (closed and demolished)

Former zoned schools

Other former schools:

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