Worsham Elementary is celebrating a successful school year in 2025–2026 by working to close achievement gaps through targeted reading and math help. The campus recently held a "Open House" event that drew the most people ever. It showed off science and art projects that students had made to families in the area. People are also praising the school for having experienced staff and being a safe and welcoming place for all North Houston students.

Q1. How does Worsham El's "Targeted Intervention" program help students do better in school?

Ans. We use real-time data to give each child individualized help with reading and math so that no one falls behind in these important subjects.

Q2. What kinds of student-led projects were on display at the Worsham El Open House, which set a new record?

Ans. Families looked at original science experiments and art displays, which showed how our students are learning to think creatively and critically every day.

Q3. Does Worsham El offer any special help for families who need help with English literacy at home?

Ans. Our bilingual experts hold "Family Learning Nights" where parents and kids learn fun ways to help each other read and write.

Q4. What does Worsham El do to make sure that North Houston families still see its "Safe and Supportive" environment as a top priority?

Ans. Every day, we reward students for being kind and respectful to their peers and teachers with a "Values-First" approach.

Q5. Are there any special programs at Worsham El for students who are really interested in technology or robotics?

Ans. Our "Tiger Tech" club helps students learn basic coding and engineering, which are important skills for doing well in school in the future.