Hi everyone, my husband has recently been offered a transfer to Houston, so it looks like we'll be heading there next year or 2019.
My kids are both in the International Baccalaureate curriculum now, and my eldest (15) has her heart set on studying in the UK. Ideally, we'd like to keep both of them in the international mindset, because we don't know how long we'll be stationed in Texas yet.
My question is, what are the best international schools in Houston? Are there any schools that offer the IB that don't charge tuition?
Thanks for the advice!
Laura
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Read our guide on schools in Houston for a general overview of what to expect. There are many, many schools in Houston, and I'm sure with the right research, you'll find what you're looking for.
Magnet schools are state-funded, but have specialised curriculums. Your best bet will be to look for magnet schools in Houston. Where are you located at the moment? At what type of school do your children study?
Hope this helps,
Emma
There are several very good schools in Houston. It'll probably be easier to decide on a school and a place to live at the same time, so have a look at our guide to areas and suburbs of Houston to give you an idea of what's popular.
How old are your other children? Will they be in different schools?
Regards,
Emma