Student Outcomes in Greater Houston: A Five-Year Review and Ethical Path Forward

A Stellar Project
May 22
2 min read

Over the last five school years, student performance in the Greater Houston area has reflected both resilience and deep inequities. The COVID-19 pandemic amplified existing academic gaps, particularly among economically disadvantaged students in districts like Houston ISD, where over 80% of students are Black or Hispanic.

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