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TEXAS CITY INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
Hi All,
I wanted to confirm that the best schools in Texas City ISD are:
Heights Elementary School
Roosevelt-Wilson Elementary School
Moreover, I heard that there are more 2-4 unit properties in this area of Houston. Is that true?
Also, the highest ranked schools here are B schools. Is this a safe area?
- Jason Malabute
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I grew up in Texas City.
It's fairly small. You have 3 elementary schools(K-4) Heights, Roosevelt-Wilson, and Kohfeldt. You typically just attend whichever school is nearest to you geographically. Heights was renovated when I attended(around 92 or 93.) And I believe one other school was recently redone as well.
One intermediate(5-6) Levi Fry.
One Jr. High(7-8) Blocker.
And Texas City High School.
Texas City, on average is a very blue collar type of place. It's main industry is refinery workers. Most of them make a ton of money and move to nicer parts of the county(Dickinson, League City, Friendswood, etc)
With that being said, TC was once a very nice place to live. We had national highschool football championships, won All-American City in ~2001. Very nice.
Some parts of TC are very nice, some parts are very not. Most of the multi-family(small multi-family) housing is in a part of town called "The Chelseas." That is typically considered the "ghetto" of TC.
Most of the work has left the city. It's still the nicest area in southern Galveston County, but it's not great anymore, since everyone with money has left the area. The city is attempting to revitalize the downtown area since a lot of businesses have moved further north(League City, Webster area.)
It does have a local community college(College of the Mainland) which is actually a great school.