HIGH SCHOOL
2025-2026 School Year
7007 Knights Court
Missouri City, TX 77459
(281) 634-2600
Elkins High School serves all neighborhoods in Riverstone. It boasts an active parent volunteer program and provides strong academics with more than 200 possible course selections including gifted and talented programs, honors programs, 21 advanced placement (AP) courses, special education instruction and an extensive vocational-technical curriculum. From the beginning, it has been a “Castle of Champions.”
UIL-sponsored athletic programs and co-curricular programs including choir, band, drill team, student government, Academic Decathlon and Octathlon also are offered. Notable accomplishments include two UIL state academic championships, three state baseball championships, one state softball championship and numerous regional and district championships in academics, athletics and fine arts.
Elkins also has graduated a number of National Merit finalists and semifinalists.
TEA Rating: B
Distinctions Earned: ELA/Reading, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies
School Mascot: Knights
School Colors: Royal blue and gold
Principal: Courtney Muceus
Associate Principal: Sandra Lacks
Assistant Principals: Dr. Sarah Brown, Michael Pike, Misty Mayfield-Hasker, Jason Karam and Michael Bennett
Additional highlights:
- Earned an A from Niche.com in 2025
- Ranked among the top 100 Best College Prep Public High Schools in Texas by Niche.com in 2025.
- 11 students named 2025 All-State Musicians during the annual Texas Music Educators Association Convention.
- Void Voyagers Team competed against student innovators from around the world to place eighth in the 2025 Destination Imagination Global Finals.
- An Elkins student is the national champion in the 2025 United States Extemporaneous Speaking competition
- Elkins’ girls soccer team advanced to the state playoffs in 2025
- The Elkins varsity football team made it to the 2024 state playoffs
- Home to the FBISD Engineering Academy, a program that exposes students to rigorous coursework to ensure college readiness to pursue an engineering career
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