Juvenile Detention Center

Students in CONROE, Texas, attend Juvenile Detention Center, a very small high school. Enrollment totals 8 students across grades 7 through 10. On average, high schools in Texas enroll around 796, and this school is 99% below that mark.

CONROE ISD has 72,914 students in 66 schools, and Juvenile Detention Center is one of those schools.

A large majority of enrollment at Juvenile Detention Center is Hispanic, at 88%. Other reported shares: 13% Black. Montgomery County's residents are about 28% Hispanic, 60 points below the school's share.

For every teacher at Juvenile Detention Center, there are about 1.9 students; the school has 4.2 full-time-equivalent teachers. The average for high schools in Texas is 15.1:1, so this school has fewer students per teacher.

In the wider Montgomery County area, the median household earns about $97,701 a year, about 39% of adults have at least a bachelor's degree, and roughly 7% of residents are in poverty. Across Montgomery County, 160 public schools serve about 134,595 students.

Juvenile Justice Alternative Education Program is less than a tenth of a mile from Juvenile Detention Center, the shortest distance to any other public school. The five-mile area around Juvenile Detention Center holds at least 8 other public schools.

Juvenile Detention Center is inside a principal city with a population between 100,000 and 250,000, a location NCES labels City: Mid-size.

Federal data put enrollment at 16 in 2020-21 and 8 in 2024-25; the school may have served different grades in those years. Its ratio of students to teachers was 4.0:1 in 2020-21, and 1.9:1 in 2024-25.

The discussion board for Juvenile Detention Center is open to topics like pickup and drop-off, after-school programs, and teacher feedback. Teachers and staff are welcome to share updates too.