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Texas schools ranked by test score

Latest STAAR year (2025-26). 4,342 schools with reported Reading scores. State average: 55.6%.
RankSchoolLevelReadingvs state
1801FORSAN EL
BIG SPRING · FORSAN ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1802FRANKLIN D ROOSEVELT EL
LAREDO · UNITED ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1803GALLEGOS EL
BROWNSVILLE · BROWNSVILLE ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1804GENE M REED EL
ALLEN · ALLEN ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1805GORDON-REED EL
MONTGOMERY · CONROE ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1806GRAPELAND EL
GRAPELAND · GRAPELAND ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1807GRIFFIN EL
FORNEY · FORNEY ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1808GRIFFITH EL
CLUTE · BRAZOSPORT ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1809GUS BIRDWELL EL
SPEARMAN · SPEARMAN ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1810HENRY CUELLAR EL
LAREDO · UNITED ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1811HICO EL
HICO · HICO ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1812HIDALGO EL
HIDALGO · HIDALGO ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1813HOOD-CASE EL
ALVIN · ALVIN ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1814HURLA M MIDKIFF EL
PALMHURST · MISSION CISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1815IDEA TRES LAGOS ACADEMY
MCALLEN · IDEA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1816IDEA YUKON ACADEMY
ODESSA · IDEA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1817INDEPENDENCE EL
LEWISVILLE · LEWISVILLE ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1818JAMES L BURRELL EL
TEMPLE · BELTON ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1819JOHN H SHARY EL
MISSION · SHARYLAND ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1820JULIAN C GALLARDO EL
SAN ANTONIO · SOUTHSIDE ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1821KAISER EL
KLEIN · KLEIN ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1822KIPP SHINE PREP
HOUSTON · KIPP TEXAS PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1823LAS YESCAS EL
SAN BENITO · LOS FRESNOS CISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1824LEE EL
HOUSTON · CYPRESS-FAIRBANKS ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1825LEGACY EL
GODLEY · GODLEY ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1826LOCKE HILL EL
SAN ANTONIO · NORTHSIDE ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1827MART EL
MART · MART ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1828MAUDE I LOGAN EL
FORT WORTH · FORT WORTH ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1829MCMASTERS EL
PASADENA · PASADENA ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1830MORNINGSIDE EL
NEW BRAUNFELS · COMAL ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1831MOTLEY EL
MESQUITE · MESQUITE ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1832NADINE JOHNSON EL
HUTTO · HUTTO ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1833NEWGULF EL
BOLING · BOLING ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1834NEWTON RAYZOR EL
DENTON · DENTON ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1835NORTH LOOP EL
EL PASO · YSLETA ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1836O HENRY EL
GARLAND · RICHARDSON ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1837O'DELL EL
CELINA · CELINA ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1838PARAMOUNT TERRACE EL
AMARILLO · AMARILLO ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1839PATTERSON EL
HOUSTON · HOUSTON ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1840PAULA WALKER EL
ROYSE CITY · ROYSE CITY ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1841PERFECTO MANCHA EL
EAGLE PASS · EAGLE PASS ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1842PILGRIM ACADEMY
HOUSTON · HOUSTON ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1843PINEFOREST EL
HUMBLE · HUMBLE ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1844RAQUEL CAVAZOS EL
ALTON · MISSION CISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1845RIDGEWOOD EL
LUBBOCK · FRENSHIP ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1846RUSK INT
RUSK · RUSK ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1847SAN JACINTO EL
DALLAS · DALLAS ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1848SHADY SHORES EL
SHADY SHORES · LAKE DALLAS ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1849SOMERSET ACADEMY LONE STAR
SAN ANTONIO · SOMERSET ACADEMIES OF TEXAS
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
1850THE SUMMIT LEADERSHIP ACADEMY
KEENE · KEENE ISD
Elementary56.0%+0.4pp
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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 Reading test (school year 2025-26). 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.