HS for Law and Justice.
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About this school.
HS for Law and Justice is a public high school in Houston, Texas, serving grades 09–12. It enrolled 391 students in 2024. 98.1% of the cohort graduated in four years (2024) and 33% reached math proficiency and 79% reached reading proficiency in 2024-2025 state testing. The school performs below the state median in math (2024-2025). The pupil–teacher ratio was 16.01 to 1 (2025).
What the numbers say.
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Pupil–teacher ratio. A staffing ratio, not class size.
Academic outcomes
Math proficiency
Students meeting the grade-level math standard
Source year 2024-2025
Reading proficiency
Reading and writing proficiency
Source year 2024-2025
4-year graduation rate
Cohort graduation rate
Source year 2024
Science proficiency
Science assessment proficiency
Member-only field
Staff & support
Counts part-time teachers as fractions — about 24 teachers' worth of full-time staffing.
Reported teaching staff
Counselors
Support-staff FTE · member-only rows
Attendance & climate
Source year 2023
Source year 2025
Class size & programs
Average students per class, reported by the school
Reported programs
Programs the school reports offering this year
Program flags as reported
Equity
Source year 2024
Source year 2024
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This school performs below the state median in math (2024-2025). This school performs at or above the state median in reading (2024-2025). We publish peer-relative facts only — no ratings, no rankings.
Where students come from — and go next.
Schools this one is reported to receive students from, or send students to. Reported relationships only — not guaranteed progression or attendance eligibility.
Students typically arrive from
Elementary schools · 4
Questions about HS for Law and Justice.
What grades does HS for Law and Justice serve?
HS for Law and Justice is a high school serving grades 09–12.
Where is HS for Law and Justice located?
HS for Law and Justice is in Houston, Texas. Its reported address is 3503 COYLE.
How many students attend HS for Law and Justice?
391 students were enrolled in 2024.
How big are classes at HS for Law and Justice?
The pupil–teacher ratio was 16.01 to 1. That is a staffing ratio, not the same as class size — see the class-size chart on this page.
What is the graduation rate at HS for Law and Justice?
98.1% of the cohort graduated in four years (2024).
How do students score at HS for Law and Justice?
33% reached math proficiency and 79% reached reading proficiency in 2024-2025 state testing.
How does HS for Law and Justice compare to other Texas schools?
This school performs below the state median in mathematics (2024-2025).
What programs does HS for Law and Justice offer?
The school reports: Advanced Placement (10 courses), gifted program. Full course-level detail is a member extra.
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