School hours are grades 1-3: 7:40 a.m.-2:40 p.m. morning PPCD and Kindergarten: 7:40-10:30 a.m. and afternoon PPCD and Kindergarten: 11:50 a.m.-2:40 p.m. 

Westwood has received much recognition for excellence, both as a school and for the professionals on its staff. Westwood is an Exemplary Performance School for the state of Texas. TAAS results and other assessment data are analyzed by the staff to determine if changes need to be made in the instructional program, and instructional activities are designed which are appropriate to meet the needs of all students. In 1996, Westwood was recognized as a Texas Blue Ribbon School. The school has also been a model school for reading and mathematics instruction and been recognized for programs for gifted and special education students. Additionally, the school features instruction in art, music and physical education.

School hours are grades 1-3: 7:40 a.m.-2:40 p.m. morning PPCD and Kindergarten: 7:40-10:30 a.m. and afternoon PPCD and Kindergarten: 11:50 a.m.-2:40 p.m. 

Students have advanced to regional and world competition in the Odyssey of the Mind program. Bales students also participate in Advanced math programs, gifted and talented classes, Student Council, Journalism Club, after school sports programs, Mad Science program, Junior Great Books Club, and Chess Club. Along with Windsong Intermediate, the school participated in Peace Us Together and held the Millennium Games, a safety fair and fun/run/bike rodeo.

School hours are 8:10 a.m. to 3:10 p.m.

Students are able to participate in various academic activities such as Spelling Bee, Geography Bee, Continental Math League, Robotics Team, Science Olympiad, and Science Fair. In sixth grade, students are able to choose Band, Performing Arts, Choir, or Art as an elective. In addition, choir, sports, and various clubs are offered before and after school to all students. Windsong is an exciting place where teachers love to teach and students love to learn.

School hours are 8:10 a.m. to 3:10 p.m.

Friendswood Junior High offers three foreign languages, world geography, algebra, geometry and physical science that can be taken for high school credit. FJHS has an active, successful team sports program that year after year wins numerous district titles. The band, choral music, UIL Academic and Pentathlon programs are very active and competitive at state meets. FJHS' annual science fair requires mandatory participation for all eighth grade students. The campus has a successful 'no cut' cheerleading squad and its Odyssey of the Mind teams have competed at both regional and world competition.

School hours are 8:35 a.m.-3:45.

The Mustangs won the AD State Championship for the tenth straight year. The UIL Academic team repeated as the District 23 AAAA and Regional III AAAA Champions and was State AAAA runner up with the Mustang representatives taking first in Computer Application and the team championship in Spelling and Literary Criticism at the State Meet. The Mustangs are currently in fourth place for The Lone Star Cup Championship, which combines points earned in athletic and academic competition. The Sophomore Class set a new standard for TAAS when 99% passed Writing, 100% passed Reading, 99% passed Math and 97% passed all three sections. We had boys' and girls' cross country teams, the girls' swim team, the boys' and girls' track team, the boys' and girls' tennis teams and the gymnastics team represented at the State Meet in Austin with a girl's individual being named state champion in cross country and one gymnast advancing to nationals. The girls' volleyball team and the girls' softball team advanced to the regional semi-finals and the team tennis team advanced to the regional finals. Sixteen varsity sports teams made the playoffs and advanced to various levels.

The choir and band had 91 students attending the State UIL Solo & Ensemble Competition; the Campus Singers, Men's Choir, the Symphonic Band and Concert Band brought home top honors in concert & sight reading receiving straight ones in the competition and earning them sweepstakes honors; the marching band brought home ones in the UIL Marching Contest and placed 14th at the State Marching Contest; four choir students were selected for TMEA All State Choir, and four band students were named TMEA All State Band. Two students qualified for nationals in the National Forensics League. The Career Technology Department had students advance to the state level in seven areas and TSA qualified ten for nationals; HOSA had three qualify for nationals and was awarded Outstanding HOSA Chapter for Area & State. DECA had one qualify for nationals and BPA had one qualify for nationals. The Wranglerettes were named grand champion officers and team at Mayde Creek. At the Galveston Island Festival, they won best in class for officer and team, and also won MA National Championship in novelty, officers, ensemble (dream) and duet divisions. The team and individuals brought home over 150 awards or medals. The Student Council won a Sweepstakes Award at the Texas Association of Student Council Spring Convention.

The Class of 2002 had one National Merit Finalist, five National Merit Semi-Finalist, one named to the National Achievement Scholarship Program, and two named National Hispanic Recognition Scholar Finalist. To date the seniors have been offered $3,454,745.00 in scholarships and they have accepted $2,044,371.00 in scholarships.

School hours are 8:35 a.m.-3:44 p.m.