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Social Emotional Learning & Enrichment Programs

About Enrichment Programs

Mission

SEL and Enrichment cultivates social, emotional, and academic growth in Fort Bend ISD students by providing relevant, engaging, and academic enrichment experiences to foster resilience, creativity and a sense of belonging.   

The Fort Bend ISD is proud of its long tradition of offering all students access to rigorous courses and challenging activities that are designed to equip students with the skills needed to succeed both in FBISD and beyond.  The Fort Bend ISD Social Emotional Learning & Enrichment Programs provides access to these rich learning experiences in tandem with support for success in advanced academic programming.   

High School Programs

A number of specialized high school programs exist at the secondary level to provide focused study and services, launching our students toward careers and college pathways in a number of highly skilled and competitive areas.  High school Academies, ECHS and P-TECH programs are also offered for select students.  All of these programs are offered through an application process, which includes a combination of academic performance data, test scores, and interviews for the academies and a blind lottery for ECHS and P-TECH. Use the navigation on the left to read more about the individual programs.   

Enrichment

Fort Bend ISD students can participate in a number of academic competitions that provide further opportunities to help students be successful with future endeavors and become highly competitive at the collegiate level.  All students are encouraged to become involved in academic enrichment outside of the regular classroom.  FBISD has a variety of academic contests, clubs, and competitions available at all levels for students.  Advanced out-of-school options and competitions serve to extend the curriculum and strengthen student abilities in problem solving, critical thinking, and collaboration.  A few examples of these activities include: Academic Decathlon, Academic UIL, Destination Imagination, History Fair, and Science Fair.  

Contact Us

General Inquiries

(281) 634-2711

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