Education Memorial City, Houston

1 education

1.1 higher education
1.2 primary , secondary schools
1.3 adult educational attainment statistics

education
higher education

houston community college spring branch in memorial city

houston community college (hcc) operates spring branch campus (formerly town , country campus), part of northwest college. campus in memorial city, @ northeast corner of beltway 8 , interstate 10. facility known town , country campus until 2009. college inside former town , country mall. in 1999 former 112,000-square-foot (10,400 m) amc theatres , kmart building in town , country re-tenanted hcc. hcc signed lease occupy portions of town & country square shopping center in 1999. during year owners of town & country square shopping center filed lawsuit against hcc trying stop barnes & noble opening in shopping center premises.

other colleges , universities within commute zone include other hcc campuses , houston baptist university.

primary , secondary schools

the residential space within memorial city within spring branch independent school district.

residents south of interstate 10 zoned wildcat way school in houston preschool. residents north of interstate 10 zoned tiger trail school. 3 elementary schools, bunker hill elementary school in city of bunker hill village, frostwood elementary school in city of bunker hill village, , shadow oaks elementary school in houston serve sections of memorial city. residents north of i-10 zoned spring oaks middle school in houston, while residents south of i-10 zoned memorial middle school in houston. residents south of i-10 zoned memorial high school in city of hedwig village while residents north of i-10 zoned spring woods high school in houston.

adult educational attainment statistics

a 2006 demographic projection said of 2,878 memorial city residents on 24 years of age, 522 (18.2%) had less 9th grade education, 383 (13.3%) had high school education did not possess high school diploma, 582 (20.2%) had graduated high school or received ged, 515 (17.9%) attended college did not have degree, 104 (3.6%) had associate degree, 520 (18.1%) had bachelor s degree, 158 (5.5%) had master s degree, 67 (2.3%) had professional school degree, , 27 (0.9%) had doctorate degree.

the same projection said of residents of 894,500 memorial city commute zone on 24 years of age, 91,249 (10.2%) had less 9th grade education, 94,688 (10.6%) had high school education did not possess high school diploma, 160,757 (18%) had graduated high school or received ged, 184,495 (20.6%) attended college did not have degree, 43,150 (4.8%) had associate degree, 207,704 (23.2%) had bachelor s degree, 67,755 (7.6%) had master s degree, 30,984 (3.5%) had professional school degree, , 13,718 (1.5%) had doctorate degree.