Original Research by School Decision on Horizon H S Weslaco
Horizon H.S. Weslaco is a charter school that is no longer in operation. The school closed and is not currently accepting students or serving its former enrollment.
The school was located in Weslaco, a mid-sized Rio Grande Valley city with a mixed character anchored by a historic downtown, strong agricultural roots, and growing retail and commercial sectors. Weslaco's economy spans healthcare, education, retail, trade, and logistics tied to the U.S.-Mexico border. The city has been on a steady growth trajectory with new residential subdivisions, apartment construction, and industrial development, marketing itself as "the City on the Grow." Civic anchors include the Mayor Joe V. Sanchez Public Library downtown and parks like Mayor Pablo G. Pena City Park, which hosts the Texas Onion Festival. The city periodically closes its main street for a monthly Block Party with live music, art, and food. Public schools in Weslaco are located on suburban campuses away from the historic downtown core.
Horizon H.S. Weslaco was part of Horizon Montessori Public Schools, a charter district. The school's address was listed in the Sugar Cane Drive area of the city.
Because the school is closed, no current enrollment data, state assessment results, or graduation rates are available. No information about program offerings, staffing, or student demographics was provided in the available records. A parent or resident seeking educational options in Weslaco would need to look to other operating schools in the Weslaco Independent School District or other charter operators currently serving the area.
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