Texas schools ranked by test score
| Rank | School | Level | Social Studies | vs state |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 551 | IOWA COLONY H S IOWA COLONY · ALVIN ISD | High | 72.0% | +24.2pp |
| 552 | LAKE HIGHLANDS H S DALLAS · RICHARDSON ISD | High | 72.0% | +24.2pp |
| 553 | LAKEVIEW CENTENNIAL H S GARLAND · GARLAND ISD | High | 72.0% | +24.2pp |
| 554 | MARSHALL H S SAN ANTONIO · NORTHSIDE ISD | High | 72.0% | +24.2pp |
| 555 | MILANO H S MILANO · MILANO ISD | High | 72.0% | +24.2pp |
| 556 | MULESHOE H S MULESHOE · MULESHOE ISD | High | 72.0% | +24.2pp |
| 557 | NORTHWEST H S JUSTIN · NORTHWEST ISD | High | 72.0% | +24.2pp |
| 558 | OZONA H S OZONA · CROCKETT COUNTY CONSOLIDATED CSD | High | 72.0% | +24.2pp |
| 559 | PASADENA MEMORIAL H S PASADENA · PASADENA ISD | High | 72.0% | +24.2pp |
| 560 | POTEET H S MESQUITE · MESQUITE ISD | High | 72.0% | +24.2pp |
| 561 | POTH H S POTH · POTH ISD | High | 72.0% | +24.2pp |
| 562 | RAINS H S EMORY · RAINS ISD | High | 72.0% | +24.2pp |
| 563 | SCARBOROUGH H S HOUSTON · HOUSTON ISD | High | 72.0% | +24.2pp |
| 564 | SEAGOVILLE H S DALLAS · DALLAS ISD | High | 72.0% | +24.2pp |
| 565 | SUMMER CREEK H S HOUSTON · HUMBLE ISD | High | 72.0% | +24.2pp |
| 566 | TYLER LEGACY H S TYLER · TYLER ISD | High | 72.0% | +24.2pp |
| 567 | VALLEY VIEW H S VALLEY VIEW · VALLEY VIEW ISD | High | 72.0% | +24.2pp |
| 568 | VETERANS MEMORIAL H S SAN ANTONIO · JUDSON ISD | High | 72.0% | +24.2pp |
| 569 | VIDOR H S VIDOR · VIDOR ISD | High | 72.0% | +24.2pp |
| 570 | WEST FORK H S KINGWOOD · NEW CANEY ISD | High | 72.0% | +24.2pp |
| 571 | BLOOMING GROVE H S BLOOMING GROVE · BLOOMING GROVE ISD | High | 71.0% | +23.2pp |
| 572 | BUFFALO H S BUFFALO · BUFFALO ISD | High | 71.0% | +23.2pp |
| 573 | CANYON H S NEW BRAUNFELS · COMAL ISD | High | 71.0% | +23.2pp |
| 574 | CARTHAGE H S CARTHAGE · CARTHAGE ISD | High | 71.0% | +23.2pp |
| 575 | DR L G PINKSTON SR H S DALLAS · DALLAS ISD | High | 71.0% | +23.2pp |
| 576 | GREAT HEARTS IRVING UPPER IRVING · GREAT HEARTS TEXAS | High | 71.0% | +23.2pp |
| 577 | HARGRAVE H S HUFFMAN · HUFFMAN ISD | High | 71.0% | +23.2pp |
| 578 | HOUSTON MATH SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER HOUSTON · HOUSTON ISD | High | 71.0% | +23.2pp |
| 579 | INNOVATION DESIGN ENTREPRENEURSHIP ACADEMY DALLAS · DALLAS ISD | High | 71.0% | +23.2pp |
| 580 | KENNEDALE H S KENNEDALE · KENNEDALE ISD | High | 71.0% | +23.2pp |
| 581 | LEHMAN H S KYLE · HAYS CISD | High | 71.0% | +23.2pp |
| 582 | LONG CREEK H S NEW BRAUNFELS · NEW BRAUNFELS ISD | High | 71.0% | +23.2pp |
| 583 | MARBLE FALLS H S MARBLE FALLS · MARBLE FALLS ISD | High | 71.0% | +23.2pp |
| 584 | NAAMAN FOREST H S GARLAND · GARLAND ISD | High | 71.0% | +23.2pp |
| 585 | PAETOW H S KATY · KATY ISD | High | 71.0% | +23.2pp |
| 586 | QUITMAN H S QUITMAN · QUITMAN ISD | High | 71.0% | +23.2pp |
| 587 | RIO VISTA H S RIO VISTA · RIO VISTA ISD | High | 71.0% | +23.2pp |
| 588 | ROGERS H S ROGERS · ROGERS ISD | High | 71.0% | +23.2pp |
| 589 | SANTA FE H S SANTA FE · SANTA FE ISD | High | 71.0% | +23.2pp |
| 590 | SHALLOWATER H S SHALLOWATER · SHALLOWATER ISD | High | 71.0% | +23.2pp |
| 591 | WAXAHACHIE H S WAXAHACHIE · WAXAHACHIE ISD | High | 71.0% | +23.2pp |
| 592 | YORKTOWN H S YORKTOWN · YORKTOWN ISD | High | 71.0% | +23.2pp |
| 593 | ALVIN H S ALVIN · ALVIN ISD | High | 70.0% | +22.2pp |
| 594 | ANNA H S ANNA · ANNA ISD | High | 70.0% | +22.2pp |
| 595 | AUBREY H S AUBREY · AUBREY ISD | High | 70.0% | +22.2pp |
| 596 | B F TERRY H S ROSENBERG · LAMAR CISD | High | 70.0% | +22.2pp |
| 597 | BANDERA H S BANDERA · BANDERA ISD | High | 70.0% | +22.2pp |
| 598 | BELLS H S BELLS · BELLS ISD | High | 70.0% | +22.2pp |
| 599 | BRUNI H S BRUNI · WEBB CISD | High | 70.0% | +22.2pp |
| 600 | BUNA H S BUNA · BUNA ISD | High | 70.0% | +22.2pp |
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 Social Studies 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.