Cimarron Elementary School in Katy has opened the 2025–26 school year under the leadership of Principal Lindsey Chase, confirmed by school contact records. The school serves 565 students in the Cinco Ranch corridor with a 11:1 student-teacher ratio — the most favorable in the Katy ISD group. For a PK–5 campus offering both a Gifted and Talented program and a full-time counselor alongside its high-need student community, Cimarron's combination of structural resources positions it as a campus actively investing in comprehensive student support.

Q1. Does Cimarron Elementary offer a Gifted and Talented program?

Ans. Yes. Cimarron Elementary School provides a Gifted and Talented program through the district’s identification and assessment process in Katy Independent School District.

Q2. What is notable about Cimarron Elementary's student–teacher ratio?

Ans. The school has an approximately 11:1 student–teacher ratio, lower than the Texas average, supporting smaller class sizes.

Q3. What junior high do Cimarron Elementary students attend?

Ans. Students usually move to West Memorial Junior High School based on the school district's attendance zones.

Q4. What support is available for economically disadvantaged students?

Ans. The school provides district-supported services such as meal programs, counseling, and academic assistance.

Q5. What extracurricular activities are available at Cimarron Elementary?

Ans. Students can join enrichment clubs and campus activities offered through the district’s elementary programs.