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School County Fort Bend County District Fort Bend ISDThurgood Marshall High School

Thurgood Marshall High School

1220 Buffalo Run, Missouri City, TX, 77489
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Public School FORT BEND ISD High School

Accountability Ratings

Average

TEA Ratings

Scaled Score
Student Achievement	66
Student Progress	72
Closing Performance Gaps	71
Overall	72

Distinction Designations

Read/ELA

Mathematics

Science

Social Studies

Post-Secondary

Comparative Academic Growth

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Welcome to Thurgood Marshall High School!

Nestled within the vibrant community of Missouri City, Texas, Thurgood Marshall High School stands as a beacon of excellence in education, located at 1220 Buffalo Run. As part of the esteemed Fort Bend Independent School District, our institution is committed to fostering a nurturing and dynamic learning environment that prepares students for success in an ever-evolving world.

Exceptional Educational Experience
At Thurgood Marshall High School, we pride ourselves on our highly qualified and dedicated faculty. With 113 teachers boasting an average of 11 years of teaching experience, our staff brings both passion and expertise into the classroom. The teachers have been part of our school community for an average of 6 years, ensuring stability and consistency in our educational offerings.

Focused on Student Success
Our school serves a diverse body of 1,547 students, maintaining an ideal student-to-teacher ratio of 13.70. This allows for personalized attention and tailored instruction that meets the needs of each student. Supported by 18 education aides, our teachers are equipped to provide additional support and enrichment, helping all students achieve their full potential.

A Thriving Learning Environment
Thurgood Marshall High School is more than just a place for academic learning; it is a community where young minds are encouraged to explore their interests, cultivate their talents, and prepare for the challenges of the future. We offer a broad curriculum that includes advanced placement courses, innovative STEM programs, and enriching arts and humanities studies.

Join Our Community
Choosing the right school is a pivotal decision for any family, and at Thurgood Marshall High School, we believe in creating a collaborative partnership with parents and guardians to ensure the success of our students. We invite you to become a part of our thriving school community, where we commit every day to nurture, educate, and inspire every student to achieve their highest potential.

For more information or to schedule a visit, please contact us at (281) 634-6630. Discover how Thurgood Marshall High School can provide a transformative educational exper...

School Summary

Public School

Grade Span

09-12

Enrollment

1698

Is Charter

Address

1220 BUFFALO RUN, MISSOURI CITY, TX, 77489
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Principal

DR OGECHI UWAGA-SANDERS

School District

FORT BEND ISD

Phone

(281) 634-6630

County

Fort Bend County

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Thurgood Marshall High School Student / Staff Statistics

Student Statistics

Racial/Ethnic Group
Racial/Ethnic Group	Number	Percent
African American	1,079	63.66%
Hispanic	532	31.39%
White	19	1.12%
Asian	26	1.53%
Native American	2	0.12%
Two or More Races	31	1.83%
Total Students	1,695	100.00%
Eco Disadvantaged	1,221	72.04%
Limited English Proficiency	228	13.45%

Program/Count/Percent
Program	Count	Percent
Bilingual	222	13.10%
Gifted & Talented	15	0.88%
Special Education	296	17.46%
Teacher Student Ratio		15.50 S/T

Staff Statistics

By Experience
By Experience	Count	Percent
Over 30 years	5	4.10%
20 - 30 years	16	14.95%
10 - 20 years	31	28.44%
6 - 10 years	19	17.05%
1- 5 years	30	27.71%
Beginning Teacher	9	7.75%
Teacher Experience Average	11.70 yrs
Teacher Tenure Average	6.30 yrs

Teacher Type	Number	Percent
Total Teachers	110	100%
Female Teachers	62	56.70 %
Male Teachers	48	43.30 %
School Admin	9
School Support	14
Edu Aids	14
Special Education	10

Thurgood Marshall High School 2025 STAAR Statistics

STAAR Statistics
Group	All Subjects	Read/ELA	Math	Science	Soc Studies
ALL	70%	60%	57%	88%	92%
African American	72%	61%	60%	91%	91%
Hispanic	64%	55%	49%	84%	91%
White	61%	38%	57%	86%	*%
Asian	94%	91%	91%	100%	*%
Two or More Races	83%	76%	78%	90%	100%
Economically Disadvantaged	70%	60%	56%	88%	92%
Male Students	63%	51%	53%	84%	92%
Female Students	77%	70%	63%	93%	91%
Special Education	41%	24%	34%	74%	78%
Limited English Proficiency	61%	51%	47%	82%	91%

Class of 2024 Graduates

Standardized Test

Class Graduate
Group	% Tested	SAT Avg	ACT Avg	Abv Criteria
ALL	94.5	843	13.9	7.7
African American	96.6	826	13.6	6
Hispanic	90.3	861	14.2	9.7
White	66.7	*	*	*
Asian	*	*	*	40
Two or More Races	80	*	*	*
Male Students	92.9	827	13.5	8.2
Female Students	96.2	858	14.3	7.2
Special Education	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a
Eco Disadvantaged	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a

Graduation

Class Graduate
Group	Read Ready	Math Ready	Both Ready	Graduated	GED	Cont.	Dropout
ALL	54.4	53.8	41	86.1	0.3	3.8	9.8
African American	53.9	51	37.4	90.2	0.4	2.7	6.7
Hispanic	56.3	62.1	49.5	79.3	n/a	5	15.7
White	33.3	n/a	n/a	100	n/a	n/a	n/a
Asian	*	*	*	*	*	*	*
Two or More Races	40	60	40	62.5	n/a	12.5	25
Male Students	n/a	n/a	n/a	82	0.5	5.5	12
Female Students	n/a	n/a	n/a	91	n/a	1.8	7.2
Special Education	31.7	29.3	12.2	80	n/a	4.4	15.6
Eco Disadvantaged	52.3	51.4	38.3	84.5	0.4	4.6	10.6