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Magnet High School Application Process

All 8th Graders should apply to at least 5 different High School choices by the end of November. A quick guide to the application process is available by clicking here. A listing of schools by genre and other recommendations  is available here. 

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Naviance Career Key & Interest Inventories

Students can explore there career interests and start planning what classes to take in High School and College by clicking this link.

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Assistance for Parents

Dress for Success Houston provides Women with help obtaining clothing for work and job interviews. Please contact (713) 957-3779 for more information

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Houston Salvation Army

provides assistance from housing and eviction, clothing, food, bill pay assistance and other services. Please call (713) 752-0677 or visit this website for more information. 

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Community Family Centers of Houston 

Provides food pantry, and access to other resources across Houston. 

More information: 

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7524 Avenue E

Houston, TX 77012

(713) 923-2316

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Houston Children's Charity

This charity provides beds for children and other assistance. 

For more information: 

230 Westcott, Suite 202
Houston, Texas 77007

Client & Program Services: (713) 864-2824

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Free Counseling Services

Free Therapists for Students & Low-Cost Therapy for Adults

Students & parents can contact the school counselor John Laymon at 713-556-2356 for more information to have a student see a licensed therapist at school during the week. Adults can also receive information about low-cost therapy at Vecino clinic in the Denver Harbor area.

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Uniforms, Medication, & School Supplies

Uniforms & Medication

Students & parents can contact the school nurse Martha Jimenez at 713-556-2358 for assistance with clothing and medication. 

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School Supplies

Students & parents can contact the school counselor John Laymon at 713-556-2356 for assistance with school supplies.

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Food Services

HISD Dinner Program

Due to Hurricane Harvey for the 2017-2017 school year, all children up to age 18 can get free dinner from 3:45PM-4:45PM in the McReynolds Cafeteria. 

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Backpack Buddies Program

The Backpack Buddies program is for our most neediest families and provides a package of food to be taken home over the weekend for the individual student.  Please contact Mr. Laymon to sign up for consideration.

- Backpack Buddies Informational Flyer - English

- Backpack Buddies Informational Flyer - Spanish

- Backpack Buddies Teacher Referral Form 2017-2018

- Parent Permission Form English & Spanish 2017-2018

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Community Family Centers Food Pantry

Students and families can get food daily from 8AM-4PM. The food pantry is located at: 

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7524 Avenue E

Houston, TX 77012

(713) 923-2316

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There is a one-time $5 processing fee. All individuals over 18 seeking a pantry card must present one of the following: TX Driver's license, Birth Certificate, Consulate ID, or Passport. For individuals under 18  a birth certificate is required. 

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You must bring proof of address [document from the last 30 days]: current utility bill, or apartment lease/contract. Proof of address must state the person registering for food pantry service.

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Income verification is also required by one of the following: last 3 paycheck stubs or if paid in cash a letter from employer on company letterhead, or current social security, food stamp, or medicaid award letter, or current back statement indicating direct deposit of benefits, or last income tax statement.

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