School Categories: Cypress Fairbanks ISD and Elementary Schools
Cypress-Fairbanks ISD · Katy · 77449
Hoover Elementary School is the starting line of one of CFISD’s two-campus teams: it teaches pre-K through 2nd grade at 6425 Greenhouse Road, then sends every student down the street to Jowell Elementary (grades 3–5) at 6355 Greenhouse — two buildings, one attendance zone. Hoover opened in 2017, enrolls about 660 students under principal Dr. Michelle Rice, and runs its day from 8:45 a.m. to 4:05 p.m. Because its children are younger than the state’s tested grades, TEA scores the pair together: C (78 out of 100) in the 2025–26 ratings.
How Hoover Elementary School is rated
Texas bases its A–F campus grades largely on STAAR results, and STAAR testing starts in 3rd grade — by which point these students have moved on to Jowell. Hoover therefore has no stand-alone academic score; the state treats the paired campuses as a single unit, and that shared grade came in at C — 78 out of 100 for 2025–26. My advice if you’re comparing schools by rating: study the Jowell report card, because that’s where these same children actually test.
See the current TEA report card for Hoover Elementary School on the state’s Texas School Report Card, and enrollment detail on the Texas Tribune Schools Explorer. Attendance zones are set by address — confirm your specific home with Cypress-Fairbanks ISD before you rely on it.About Janet Hoover
The campus is named for Janet Hoover, a Cy-Fair High graduate who gave the district 36 years. She began in 1974 teaching special education and general education at Post Elementary, led a team at Holbrook for six years, was assistant principal at Holmsley and then Millsap — where she went on to serve nine years as principal — opened Gleason Elementary, and closed her career as assistant superintendent for elementary administration, retiring in 2010.
Homes for sale in the Hoover–Jowell zone
Since Hoover and Jowell share a single attendance zone, the HAR MLS files these listings under Jowell, the upper-grades campus — so that’s the live search to use. One zone, both schools, refreshed as homes come on and off the market.
Browse every home for sale in the shared Hoover–Jowell zone right now.Tell me your price range and must-haves and I’ll set alerts, so a new listing in the zone reaches you the day it hits the market.
Neighborhoods zoned to Hoover Elementary School
Hoover’s zone covers the Greenhouse Road neighborhoods, per the district’s current residential code report — always confirm your exact address with CFISD:
- Autumn Run
- Paddock (Fairfax Landing)
- Strathmore
- Westgate (west of the creek)
- Remington Grove (Hopper side)
- Yaupon Ranch (Hopper side)
- Northglen West (Langham Creek side)
- Bearcreek Meadows (Cypress Park side)
- Bearcreek Plantation (Cypress Park side)
Here’s the part I make sure every buyer sees: this one elementary zone feeds three different high schools, so the pairing matters less than the branch your street is on. After Jowell Elementary, students from Autumn Run, the Paddock, Strathmore and Westgate continue to Kahla Middle School and on to Cypress Springs High School; Remington Grove and Yaupon Ranch reach the same high school through Hopper Middle; Northglen West heads to Langham Creek High; and the Bearcreek sections travel through Rowe Middle to Cypress Park High on the district’s current chart. The wider area is covered in my Katy, TX guide.
Buying or selling a home zoned to Hoover?
A paired campus gives some buyers pause, but families here shop it as one school with two front doors — both on Greenhouse Road, about a half-mile apart. What actually moves value is the feeder branch, and I check it by address, not by neighborhood name, before you write an offer. As your real estate buyer’s agent I’ll also pull the HOA dues, MUD tax rate and flood history on any home in the zone — and how I’m paid is agreed up front, in writing. Call or text me, Kevan Pewitt, at (281) 500-7077, email kevan@houstonprimerealty.com, or reach out here.
Hoover Elementary School: quick answers
Why does Hoover stop after 2nd grade?
Hoover is half of a CFISD paired campus. Children in the zone start at Hoover (6425 Greenhouse Road) for pre-K through 2nd grade, then finish elementary at Jowell (6355 Greenhouse) for grades 3–5. Enrollment, boundaries and buses are all built around that handoff.
What schools come after Hoover?
Jowell Elementary first, for grades 3–5. From there the zone splits three ways: most streets feed Kahla or Hopper Middle and then Cypress Springs High, while Northglen West routes to Langham Creek High and the Bearcreek sections to Cypress Park High. Verify any specific address with CFISD.
What is Hoover Elementary’s TEA rating?
Hoover carries a C (78 out of 100) from TEA’s 2025–26 ratings — scored jointly with Jowell, since state testing begins after students leave Hoover. The current rating is always on the Texas School Report Card. School hours run 8:45 a.m. to 4:05 p.m.
Helpful links: Hoover TEA report card · Cypress-Fairbanks ISD · Hoover on HAR · All Cy-Fair ISD schools · Start your home searchLast updated: September 2026. School ratings and attendance zones are point-in-time — verify the current TEA rating and your specific zone by address before relying on them.
A quick note: this page is provided by Houston Prime Realty, a real estate brokerage, as a community resource for home buyers and sellers. We’re not Hoover Elementary School or the school district, and we can’t answer enrollment, zoning, or campus questions — please contact the district directly for those. What we’re glad to help with is buying or selling a home zoned to Hoover Elementary School. Call or text Kevan at (281) 500-7077 or contact us.
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