CORNERSTONE EL
CORNERSTONE EL is a public elementary school in FORT BEND ISD (FORT BEND County), Texas. It serves 75 students in special education of 743 total students. It holds a TEA accountability rating of A and an overall SPED support score of 37.7.
- School District: FORT BEND ISD
- County: FORT BEND
- Grade Type: Elementary
- Grade Span: EE - 05
- Campus Type: Traditional Public School
- Ranking Status: Ranked
- Charter School: No
- Median Household Income: in ZIP code 77479 is $162,381
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| General Information on Students and Teachers | 2019 | 2022 | 2025 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total number of students | 743 | ||
| Number of students in Special Education | 75 | ||
| Percentage of students in Special Education | 10.1% | ||
| Total Students with Disabilities | 72 | ||
| Students with Autism | 38 | ||
| Students with Behavioral Disabilities | 5 | ||
| Students with Intellectual Disability | 10 | ||
| Students with Non-Categorical Early Childhood | 2 | ||
| Students with Physical Disabilities | 17 | ||
| Total Count of Teachers | 70.5 | ||
| Count of Special Education Teachers (Full Time Equivalent) | 4.7 | ||
| Percentage of Special Ed Teachers | 9.2% | ||
| Ratio of Special Education Students to Special Education Teachers | 16 |
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Create a Free Account Log inBoth of my kids went to Cornerstone. My younger son has a mild intellectual disability, and the school struggled to support him. Unfortunately, the resource room was inadequately staffed, and on one occasion, a mainstream classroom teacher actually made fun of my child. The after-school care program also kicked him out, citing 'misbehavior.' Overall, we had a bad experience and ultimately decided to relocate to Katy ISD, where things have been much better.
