Powell Elementary

Overview

At A Glance

Mission Statement

At Powell Elementary, we are dedicated to providing a positive learning environment that empowers students to strive for excellence, accept others, and treat everyone with kindness. Our goal is to encourage all students to persevere academically and be responsible citizens in our school, community, and the world around them!

Leadership

  1. Erin Anderson, ADMIN PRINCIPAL/ELEMENTARY

  1. TEXAS EDUCATION AGENCY RATING

    MET STANDARD

  2. GRADE LEVELS

    K - 4

  3. NUMBER OF STUDENTS

    876

School Motto

Learners Today…Leaders Tomorrow

School Colors: Purple and white

Mascot: Panther
Date Built: 1994
School Named for: General Colin L. Powell
U.S. Army General (retired)
Former Chairman of the Joint Chief of Staff 
Former Secretary of State

Vision:

The vision of Powell Elementary is to be a supportive, inclusive and intentional school community through:

  • collaboration that provides consistent instructional practices to ensure daily learning and individual growth;
  • focused instruction with high expectations that meets the needs of a diverse student population;
  • cooperative partnerships with staff, parents, and the community to ensure a safe learning environment; and
  • fostering compassion and character development through strong classroom communities.

Feeder Campuses

The Woodlands High School
The Woodlands High School – 9th Grade
McCullough Junior High
Mitchell Intermediate
The Woodlands College Park High School
Knox Junior High
Collins Intermediate

Accountability Reports

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Campus Programs

Academic intervention programs
Book fairs
Boosterthon Fun Run
Character Award Recognition Program
Destination Imagination
English as a Second Language Instruction
Family carnival
Fun Runs at The Woodlands & College Park high schools
Gifted and Talented program
Girls on the Run
Guided Math instruction
Guided Reading instruction
Integrated Technology instruction
Junior Achievement
Music Programs
Never Ever Absent or Tardy incentive program (N.E.A.T.)

Parent Teacher Organization (PTO)
Parent Volunteer Program
P.E. Programs
Rodeo Art Contest
Science Fair
Special Education Services
Spirit Nights
Student Choir
Student Counseling Program
Student Safety Patrol
Walk to School Day
YMCA after-school care program

Business Programs

Celebration Church
Texas First Bank
Buckalew Chevrolet