Texas schools ranked by test score
Latest STAAR year (2025-26). 1,445 schools with reported Science scores. State average: 47.1%.
| Rank | School | Level | Science | vs state |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1401 | IDEA MAYS COLLEGE PREPARATORY SAN ANTONIO · IDEA PUBLIC SCHOOLS | High | 38.0% | -9.1pp |
| 1402 | JOHN F KENNEDY H S SAN ANTONIO · EDGEWOOD ISD | High | 38.0% | -9.1pp |
| 1403 | SABINAL SECONDARY SABINAL · SABINAL ISD | High | 38.0% | -9.1pp |
| 1404 | DILLEY H S DILLEY · DILLEY ISD | High | 37.0% | -10.1pp |
| 1405 | GRAND PRAIRIE H S GRAND PRAIRIE · GRAND PRAIRIE ISD | High | 37.0% | -10.1pp |
| 1406 | HULL-DAISETTA H S DAISETTA · HULL-DAISETTA ISD | High | 37.0% | -10.1pp |
| 1407 | MCCAMEY H S MCCAMEY · MCCAMEY ISD | High | 37.0% | -10.1pp |
| 1408 | NORTHEAST EARLY COLLEGE H S AUSTIN · AUSTIN ISD | High | 37.0% | -10.1pp |
| 1409 | BEAUMONT UNITED H S BEAUMONT · BEAUMONT ISD | High | 36.0% | -11.1pp |
| 1410 | BRUNI H S BRUNI · WEBB CISD | High | 36.0% | -11.1pp |
| 1411 | CEDAR HILL H S CEDAR HILL · CEDAR HILL ISD | High | 36.0% | -11.1pp |
| 1412 | MANARA LEADERSHIP ACADEMY IRVING · MANARA ACADEMY | High | 36.0% | -11.1pp |
| 1413 | MERCEDES H S MERCEDES · MERCEDES ISD | High | 36.0% | -11.1pp |
| 1414 | SAN PERLITA H S SAN PERLITA · SAN PERLITA ISD | High | 36.0% | -11.1pp |
| 1415 | SOMERVILLE H S SOMERVILLE · SOMERVILLE ISD | High | 36.0% | -11.1pp |
| 1416 | WEST ORANGE-STARK H S ORANGE · WEST ORANGE-COVE CISD | High | 36.0% | -11.1pp |
| 1417 | BOWIE H S EL PASO · EL PASO ISD | High | 35.0% | -12.1pp |
| 1418 | HEARNE JH/HS HEARNE · HEARNE ISD | High | 35.0% | -12.1pp |
| 1419 | HIGHLANDS H S SAN ANTONIO · SAN ANTONIO ISD | High | 35.0% | -12.1pp |
| 1420 | SANTA ANNA SECONDARY SANTA ANNA · SANTA ANNA ISD | High | 35.0% | -12.1pp |
| 1421 | DIAMOND HILL-JARVIS H S FORT WORTH · FORT WORTH ISD | High | 34.0% | -13.1pp |
| 1422 | FALFURRIAS H S FALFURRIAS · BROOKS COUNTY ISD | High | 34.0% | -13.1pp |
| 1423 | OVERTON H S OVERTON · OVERTON ISD | High | 34.0% | -13.1pp |
| 1424 | RICE H S ALTAIR · RICE CISD | High | 34.0% | -13.1pp |
| 1425 | ROSCOE COLLEGIATE H S ROSCOE · ROSCOE COLLEGIATE ISD | High | 34.0% | -13.1pp |
| 1426 | MANOR H S MANOR · MANOR ISD | High | 32.0% | -15.1pp |
| 1427 | MERIDIAN H S MERIDIAN · MERIDIAN ISD | High | 32.0% | -15.1pp |
| 1428 | NORTH SIDE H S FORT WORTH · FORT WORTH ISD | High | 32.0% | -15.1pp |
| 1429 | PLANO SR H S PLANO · PLANO ISD | High | 31.0% | -16.1pp |
| 1430 | WILMER-HUTCHINS H S DALLAS · DALLAS ISD | High | 31.0% | -16.1pp |
| 1431 | EAST CENTRAL H S SAN ANTONIO · EAST CENTRAL ISD | High | 30.0% | -17.1pp |
| 1432 | THE EAST AUSTIN COLLEGE PREP AT MLK AUSTIN · VALERE PUBLIC SCHOOLS | High | 30.0% | -17.1pp |
| 1433 | WESTERN HILLS H S FORT WORTH · FORT WORTH ISD | High | 30.0% | -17.1pp |
| 1434 | INSPIRED VISION ACADEMY SECONDARY DALLAS · INSPIRED VISION ACADEMY | High | 29.0% | -18.1pp |
| 1435 | LONE STAR VIRTUAL ACADEMY FORT STOCKTON · FORT STOCKTON ISD | High | 28.0% | -19.1pp |
| 1436 | SAN AUGUSTINE H S SAN AUGUSTINE · SAN AUGUSTINE ISD | High | 27.0% | -20.1pp |
| 1437 | TULIA H S TULIA · TULIA ISD | High | 27.0% | -20.1pp |
| 1438 | INGRAM TOM MOORE H S INGRAM · INGRAM ISD | High | 26.0% | -21.1pp |
| 1439 | LA PRYOR SECONDARY LA PRYOR · LA PRYOR ISD | High | 26.0% | -21.1pp |
| 1440 | POLYTECHNIC H S FORT WORTH · FORT WORTH ISD | High | 25.0% | -22.1pp |
| 1441 | DEWEYVILLE H S ORANGE · DEWEYVILLE ISD | High | 22.0% | -25.1pp |
| 1442 | PLANO WEST SENIOR H S PLANO · PLANO ISD | High | 22.0% | -25.1pp |
| 1443 | MARLIN HIGH MARLIN · MARLIN ISD | High | 21.0% | -26.1pp |
| 1444 | MEMORIAL H S SAN ANTONIO · EDGEWOOD ISD | High | 21.0% | -26.1pp |
| 1445 | PRINCETON SR H S PRINCETON · PRINCETON ISD | High | 20.0% | -27.1pp |
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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 Science 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.