Diane Winborn Elementary School in Katy received a B rating from the Texas Education Agency for the 2024–25 school year, and it also garnered Distinction Designations in Science and for Closing Performance Gaps. The school currently has 734 students, with 63% of them coming from economically disadvantaged backgrounds. Parents' reviews for the 2024–25 year praise the school's dedicated teachers and the supportive administration.

For a PK–5 campus in the Morton Ranch corridor of Katy ISD with 46% math and 53% reading proficiency above Texas state averages, Diane Winborn's B rating reflects a campus making measurable institutional progress.

Q1. Does Diane Winborn Elementary offer a Gifted and Talented program?

Ans. Yes. The school offers a GT program through Katy ISD, with student identification via annual district screening.

Q2. What is notable about Diane Winborn's student-teacher ratio?

Ans. The school has a 12:1 ratio, better than the Texas average, supporting relatively smaller class sizes.

Q3. What junior high school do students typically attend after Diane Winborn?

Ans. Students usually transition to Morton Ranch Junior High based on Katy ISD zoning.

Q4. What recognition has Diane Winborn Elementary earned recently?

Ans. The school earned a TEA rating of B with distinctions in Science and Closing Performance Gaps.

Q5. What is the per-pupil spending at Diane Winborn Elementary?

Ans. Per-pupil spending is about $11,900, with teacher salaries and experience aligned with district standards.