Hopper Middle School - Cypress Fairbanks ISD

Cypress-Fairbanks ISD · Cypress · 77433

Hopper Middle School anchors the Fry Road corridor of the Cypress Springs pattern — a campus at 7811 Fry Road in Cypress’s 77433 ZIP, rated C (78 out of 100) in TEA’s 2024–25 state ratings with one of the seven distinction designations it was eligible for, serving about 870 students in grades 6–8. It opened in 2007 and honors George E. Hopper Jr., who spent 32 of his 42 years in education with CFISD and was the opening principal of four campuses — including Langham Creek High, the first high school in the district to earn National Blue Ribbon honors. The chain here is unusually simple: every Hopper address feeds Cypress Springs High School.

How Hopper Middle School is rated

The Texas Education Agency grades every Texas campus on an A–F scale each year. In the most recent ratings (2024–25 school year), Hopper earned an overall C — 78 out of 100 with one of the seven distinction designations it was eligible for. Ratings change every year, so verify the current one at the live source:

Homes for sale zoned to Hopper Middle School

This list pulls live from the HAR MLS and updates as homes come on and off the market — it’s the same zone the school district uses, not a guess by ZIP code.

Neighborhoods zoned to Hopper Middle School

Hopper’s zone runs the Fry Road corridor between West Road and Longenbaugh. From the district’s current residential code report — confirm your exact address with CFISD:

• Amhurst
• Canyon Village at Cypress Springs
• Cross Creek
• Cypress Springs & Cypress Springs South
• Estates of Highland Creek
• Highland Creek Village
• Lancaster
• Oak Landing
• Remington Grove
• Tealbrook
• Yaupon Ranch
• the Alta Cypress Springs, Cue, Jazzy Cove & Prose Longenbaugh rental communities

The feeder chain: most of the zone arrives from Duryea Elementary, with the Cypress Springs and Longenbaugh sections coming up from Andre’ Elementary and the Remington Grove–Yaupon Ranch corner from Jowell Elementary — and every one of them moves on to Cypress Springs High School on the district’s current chart — all 13 of the zone’s residence codes share the same destination. See the wider area in my Cypress, TX guide.

Buying or selling a home zoned to Hopper?

A one-chain zone is rarer than you’d think in CFISD — here there’s no boundary anxiety, just a question of which section along Fry Road fits your budget. As your buyer’s agent I’ll line up showings, dig into HOA dues, MUD taxes and flood history, and negotiate hard on your behalf — we’ll agree on how I’m paid up front and in writing. Call or text me, Kevan Pewitt, at (281) 500-7077, email kevan@houstonprimerealty.com, or reach out here.

Hopper Middle School: quick answers

What high school do Hopper students attend?

Cypress Springs High School — the entire Hopper zone feeds it on the district’s current chart, without exception. Confirm any specific address with CFISD.

What is Hopper Middle School’s TEA rating?

Hopper earned a C (78 out of 100) in the Texas Education Agency’s 2024–25 A–F accountability ratings, with one of the seven distinction designations it was eligible for. The current rating is always on the Texas School Report Card.

Who was Hopper Middle School named for?

George E. Hopper Jr., a 42-year educator who opened four CFISD campuses as principal — Campbell Middle, Langham Creek Interim, Langham Creek High and Cypress Falls High — and retired in 2004 as the district’s athletics director. Langham Creek earned National Blue Ribbon honors under his leadership. School hours are 7:45 a.m. to 3:05 p.m.

Last updated: July 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.