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Texas schools underperforming demographics

Every Texas public school in the bottom 10% of its state by BeatsExpectations. Being on this list is a starting question, not a verdict: a school may be in leadership transition, recovering from a demographic shift, or working through curriculum or staffing problems.

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TEXAS · UNDERPERFORMING DEMOGRAPHICS
#SchoolCityDistrict% FRL% ProficientExpectedGap (pp)
151CORINTH ELCORINTHLAKE DALLAS ISD41.0%34.4%56.0%-21.58
152DILLEY ELDILLEYDILLEY ISD83.8%15.7%37.3%-21.58
153LARSON ELGRAND PRAIRIEARLINGTON ISD83.7%15.8%37.3%-21.56
154FEHL-PRICE ELBEAUMONTBEAUMONT ISD96.5%10.2%31.7%-21.54
155EL PASO LEADERSHIP ACADEMY - MIDDLE EASTEL PASOEL PASO LEADERSHIP ACADEMY72.3%20.8%42.3%-21.54
156DAWSON ELAUSTINAUSTIN ISD83.2%16.1%37.6%-21.47
157SOUTHWEST PREP NORTHWEST ELSAN ANTONIOSOUTHWEST PREPARATORY SCHOOL81.2%17.0%38.4%-21.43
158WIDEN ELAUSTINAUSTIN ISD91.9%12.3%33.8%-21.42
159SMITH ELHOUSTONALDINE ISD79.2%17.9%39.3%-21.4
160CONNALLY ELWACOCONNALLY ISD81.5%16.9%38.3%-21.4
161RISD ACADDALLASRICHARDSON ISD96.2%10.5%31.9%-21.39
162QUEST COLLEGIATE ACADEMY - SHENANDOAHSHENANDOAHTEXAS COLLEGE PREPARATORY ACADEMIES29.3%39.7%61.1%-21.33
163NEWMAN INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY AT FORT WORTHFORT WORTHNEWMAN INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY OF ARLINGTON54.9%28.6%49.9%-21.32
164VALOR KYLEKYLEVALOR EDUCATION32.7%38.3%59.6%-21.3
165E T WRENN MIDDLESAN ANTONIOEDGEWOOD ISD81.9%16.9%38.1%-21.28
166LAPOYNOR ELLARUELAPOYNOR ISD46.7%32.2%53.5%-21.27
167FOUNDERS CLASSICAL ACADEMY-BASTROPBASTROPTEXAS COLLEGE PREPARATORY ACADEMIES27.0%40.8%62.1%-21.27
168MIDLAND H SMIDLANDMIDLAND ISD48.9%31.3%52.5%-21.26
169M L PHILLIPS ELFORT WORTHFORT WORTH ISD87.6%14.4%35.6%-21.25
170RALLS ELRALLSRALLS ISD86.7%14.8%36.0%-21.24
171LARKSPUR ELLEANDERLEANDER ISD16.5%45.4%66.6%-21.24
172BLACKSHEAR ELAUSTINAUSTIN ISD52.3%29.8%51.0%-21.22
173JORDAN ELAUSTINAUSTIN ISD97.2%10.3%31.5%-21.16
174J C THOMPSON ELHASLETNORTHWEST ISD35.5%37.2%58.4%-21.15
175WOODVILLE MIDDLEWOODVILLEWOODVILLE ISD67.8%23.2%44.3%-21.11
176WILLIAMS ELGEORGETOWNGEORGETOWN ISD61.3%26.0%47.1%-21.1
177POOLVILLE J HPOOLVILLEPOOLVILLE ISD42.1%34.5%55.5%-21.04
178GENESIS CAMPUS PRE-K THRU 5DALLASA W BROWN LEADERSHIP ACADEMY84.0%16.2%37.2%-21.02
179ILTEXAS LANCASTER MIDDLELANCASTERINTERNATIONAL LEADERSHIP OF TEXAS (ILTEXAS)83.9%16.3%37.2%-20.99
180FROST ELGEORGETOWNGEORGETOWN ISD61.6%26.0%47.0%-20.98
181ANNE FRANK INSPIRE ACADEMYSAN ANTONIOINSPIRE ACADEMIES35.4%37.5%58.4%-20.95
182IDEA YUKON ACADEMYODESSAIDEA PUBLIC SCHOOLS38.3%36.2%57.1%-20.94
183CEDAR CREEK ELCEDAR CREEKBASTROP ISD85.3%15.7%36.6%-20.94
184HUFFMAN ELHUFFMANHUFFMAN ISD44.8%33.4%54.3%-20.91
185WINSTON INT OF EXCELLENCESAN ANTONIOEDGEWOOD ISD93.0%12.4%33.3%-20.87
186LOCKNEY J HLOCKNEYLOCKNEY ISD77.4%19.3%40.1%-20.84
187WAYSIDE ALTAMIRA ACADEMYAUSTINWAYSIDE SCHOOLS77.1%19.4%40.2%-20.81
188LIFE SCHOOL LANCASTERLANCASTERLIFE SCHOOL73.8%20.8%41.6%-20.8
189BURLESON ELODESSAECTOR COUNTY ISD82.4%17.1%37.9%-20.79
190HOWARD NORMAN ELHUTTOHUTTO ISD40.8%35.3%56.1%-20.76
191PARKVIEW ELFORT WORTHEAGLE MT-SAGINAW ISD56.0%28.7%49.4%-20.74
192LINDSAY ELLINDSAYLINDSAY ISD7.1%50.1%70.8%-20.69
193HUNTINGTON INTHUNTINGTONHUNTINGTON ISD39.7%35.9%56.5%-20.67
194PRICE T YOUNG ELMARSHALLMARSHALL ISD93.1%12.6%33.2%-20.63
195AUDRE AND BERNARD RAPOPORT ACADEMYWACORAPOPORT ACADEMY PUBLIC SCHOOL78.3%19.2%39.7%-20.53
196POTEET J HPOTEETPOTEET ISD72.5%21.7%42.2%-20.52
197SEGUIN CAMPUSSEGUINSOUTHWEST PREPARATORY SCHOOL61.6%26.4%47.0%-20.52
198YOUNG WOMEN'S LEADERSHIP ACADEMY H SGRAND PRAIRIEGRAND PRAIRIE ISD52.0%30.7%51.2%-20.5
199CESAR CHAVEZ ELLITTLE ELMLITTLE ELM ISD55.4%29.2%49.7%-20.47
200BOLES MIDDLEQUINLANBOLES ISD52.1%30.7%51.1%-20.45
Page 4 of 16 · 771 ranked. Schools in the bottom 10% within their state by BeatsExpectations. Read alongside trajectory and recent ratings.

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