The Texas Education Agency (TEA) gave Harmony School of Achievement in Houston a "B" grade not too long ago. This shows that the school has high standards and is always working to improve its academics. The school threw a party to honor its students who did well in regional STEM competitions. At the party, they showed off their creative coding and robotics projects. Focusing on character-based leadership helps students learn the skills they need to do well in college.

Q1. Is HSA - Houston a public charter school that doesn't charge tuition for people who live nearby?

Ans. This school is a public charter school, which means that it provides a high-quality STEM education to families in Houston for free.

Q2. How many students are there for each teacher at the HSA - Houston campus?

Ans. The school keeps class sizes small so that each student gets individual attention and high-quality help with their studies.

Q3. Does HSA—Houston have a special focus on coding or robotics?

Ans. STEM subjects are a big part of the curriculum, and there are even specialized robotics clubs that compete in regional and national competitions.

Q4. What time do HSA - Houston students usually arrive and leave?

Ans. Every weekday, the school day starts at 7.45 AM and ends with students leaving at 3.20 PM.

Q5. Does HSA - Houston feed students during the school day?

Ans. Every day, students are given healthy breakfast and lunch options to make sure they are ready for fast-paced learning.