Jordan High School - Katy ISD

Katy ISD · Fulshear · 77441

Jordan High School is Katy ISD’s Fulshear campus — a high school at 27500 Fulshear Bend Drive in the 77441 ZIP, opened in 2020 as the district’s ninth comprehensive high school and already serving about 3,330 students. In TEA’s 2024–25 state ratings the Warriors earned an A (94 out of 100) with all seven distinction designations. The name honors the Jordan family, Katy pioneers since 1913 — Hank Jordan sat on the school board through the 1930s and helped charter Katy FFA in 1932, and five generations of the family have served the district since. If you’re house-hunting on the Fulshear side, this is the zone the growth is pointed at.

How Jordan High 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), Jordan High earned an overall A — 94 out of 100 with all seven distinction designations. Ratings change every year, so verify the current one at the live source:

Homes for sale zoned to Jordan High 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 Jordan High School

The Jordan zone runs across the district’s southwest quadrant, from Cinco Ranch Northwest out through Cross Creek Ranch and Fulshear. Katy ISD redraws boundaries as it grows — nowhere faster than here — so confirm your exact address with the district. Communities with their own guide are linked:

• Cinco Ranch Northwest and western Cinco Ranch Southwest
• Creek Cove, Creek Falls, and Creekside at Cross Creek Ranch
• Cross Creek Ranch
• Westheimer Lakes North

The feeder picture: Jordan draws all of Campbell and Randolph through Adams Junior High, plus the Jordan sides of Shafer, Jenks, and Stanley via Seven Lakes Junior High. Get the full community picture in my Cinco Ranch guide or browse all my neighborhood guides.

Buying or selling a home zoned to Jordan High?

An A-94 high school with a full distinction sweep, barely six years old, anchoring the fastest-building corner of the district — that combination is why Cross Creek Ranch and the Fulshear corridor keep pulling relocating families west. As your real estate buyer’s agent I’ll confirm zoning on every home we tour (several nearby zones split between high schools), weigh MUD taxes, builder incentives and flood history, and negotiate 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.

Jordan High School: quick answers

What neighborhoods are zoned to Jordan High School?

Cross Creek Ranch and its Creek Cove, Creek Falls, and Creekside sections, Cinco Ranch Northwest, the western Cinco Ranch Southwest sections, and Westheimer Lakes North, among others. Zoning is set by the specific address — and this quadrant rezones as new campuses open — so confirm any home with Katy ISD before you count on it.

What is Jordan High School’s TEA rating?

Jordan High earned an A (94 out of 100) in the Texas Education Agency’s 2024–25 A–F accountability ratings, with all seven distinction designations. The current rating is always on the Texas School Report Card.

Who is Jordan High School named for?

The Jordan family — Hank and Olga Jordan homesteaded north of the Katy townsite in 1913, Hank served as a school trustee from 1932 to 1939 and helped secure the Katy FFA charter, and five generations of Jordans have contributed to Katy ISD since. The Warriors opened their doors in 2020. School hours are 7:08 a.m. to 2:35 p.m.

Last updated: August 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.