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Texas schools ranked by test score

Latest STAAR year (2023-24). 4,421 schools with reported Mathematics scores. State average: 42.9%.
RankSchoolLevelMathematicsvs state
1701HILL EL
ARLINGTON · ARLINGTON ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1702JACKIE FULLER EL
AUBREY · AUBREY ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1703JAMES BOWIE EL
SIMMS · SIMMS ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1704JESS HARBEN EL
RICHARDSON · RICHARDSON ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1705JESUS MOROLES EXPRESSIVE ARTS VANGUARD
DALLAS · DALLAS ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1706JOHN D SPICER EL
HALTOM CITY · BIRDVILLE ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1707JUBILEE LIVING WAY
BROWNSVILLE · JUBILEE ACADEMIES
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1708KIPP SHARP PREP
HOUSTON · KIPP TEXAS PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1709KRAHN EL
KLEIN · KLEIN ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1710KYLE EL
KYLE · HAYS CISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1711L L HOTCHKISS EL
DALLAS · DALLAS ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1712LARRY G SMITH EL
MESQUTE · DALLAS ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1713LEO J LEO EL
MISSION · LA JOYA ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1714LEON HEIGHTS EL
BELTON · BELTON ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1715LYNDON B JOHNSON EL
JOHNSON CITY · JOHNSON CITY ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1716MAURICE L WOLFE EL
HOUSTON · KATY ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1717MCWHORTER EL
LUBBOCK · LUBBOCK ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1718MELBA PASSMORE EL
ALVIN · ALVIN ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1719MERRIMAN PARK EL
DALLAS · RICHARDSON ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1720MILDRED EL
CORSICANA · MILDRED ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1721MIRELES EL
SAN ANTONIO · NORTHSIDE ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1722MOORE EL
ARLINGTON · ARLINGTON ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1723MORALES EL
PASADENA · PASADENA ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1724NORTHSIDE EL
ANGLETON · ANGLETON ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1725NORTHWOOD HILLS EL
DALLAS · RICHARDSON ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1726OLNEY EL
OLNEY · OLNEY ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1727ORALIA R RODRIGUEZ EL
SEGUIN · SEGUIN ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1728PECAN CREEK EL
DENTON · DENTON ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1729PINEFOREST EL
HUMBLE · HUMBLE ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1730POOLVILLE EL
POOLVILLE · POOLVILLE ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1731PUGH EL
HOUSTON · HOUSTON ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1732RANCHO ISABELLA EL
ANGLETON · ANGLETON ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1733RED DUKE EL
MANVEL · ALVIN ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1734RIVERCREST EL
BOGATA · RIVERCREST ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1735RUSK INT
RUSK · RUSK ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1736SANTA MARIA EL
LAREDO · LAREDO ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1737SCARBOROUGH EL
SAN ANTONIO · NORTHSIDE ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1738SOUTH EL
BRECKENRIDGE · BRECKENRIDGE ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1739SOUTH LAWN EL
AMARILLO · AMARILLO ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1740SPEEGLEVILLE EL
WACO · MIDWAY ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1741SST ALAMO
SAN ANTONIO · SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1742STANTON EL
STANTON · STANTON ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1743STARKEY EL
KERRVILLE · KERRVILLE ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1744TIMBER CREEK EL
FLOWER MOUND · LEWISVILLE ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1745TIMBERWILDE EL
SAN ANTONIO · NORTHSIDE ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1746TOM R ELLISOR EL
MAGNOLIA · MAGNOLIA ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1747TROUP EL
TROUP · TROUP ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1748TURNER EL
WILLIS · WILLIS ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1749VALLEY MILLS EL
VALLEY MILLS · VALLEY MILLS ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
1750VISTA DEL SOL ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
EL PASO · SOCORRO ISD
Elementary48.0%+5.1pp
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About this ranking

Schools are ranked by the percentage of students who scored at or above the STAAR % Meets Grade Level or Above threshold on the latest available STAAR Mathematics test (school year 2023-24). A higher percentage is better.

Only public schools with a reasonable cohort size are included (at least 50 total students enrolled, since the source file does not include per-subject student counts), so very small programs and special-purpose centers are filtered out.

The state average shown above is enrollment-weighted: we multiply each school's score by how many of its students tested, sum those across every public school in Texas, and divide by the total students tested. This way a big school counts more than a tiny one in the typical-student average.