Texas schools ranked by test score
Latest STAAR year (2023-24). 1,434 schools with reported Social Studies scores. State average: 46.5%.
| Rank | School | Level | Social Studies | vs state |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 201 | GRUVER H S GRUVER · GRUVER ISD | High | 85.0% | +38.5pp |
| 202 | KATHLYN JOY GILLIAM COLLEGIATE ACADEMY DALLAS · DALLAS ISD | High | 85.0% | +38.5pp |
| 203 | LUBBOCK-COOPER LIBERTY H S LUBBOCK · LUBBOCK-COOPER ISD | High | 85.0% | +38.5pp |
| 204 | MONTWOOD H S EL PASO · SOCORRO ISD | High | 85.0% | +38.5pp |
| 205 | PANTHER CREEK H S FRISCO · FRISCO ISD | High | 85.0% | +38.5pp |
| 206 | PLANO WEST SENIOR H S PLANO · PLANO ISD | High | 85.0% | +38.5pp |
| 207 | ROCKWALL H S ROCKWALL · ROCKWALL ISD | High | 85.0% | +38.5pp |
| 208 | TROUP H S TROUP · TROUP ISD | High | 85.0% | +38.5pp |
| 209 | WILLIAM B TRAVIS H S RICHMOND · FORT BEND ISD | High | 85.0% | +38.5pp |
| 210 | WIMBERLEY H S WIMBERLEY · WIMBERLEY ISD | High | 85.0% | +38.5pp |
| 211 | WYLIE H S ABILENE · WYLIE ISD | High | 85.0% | +38.5pp |
| 212 | AMERICAS H S EL PASO · SOCORRO ISD | High | 84.0% | +37.5pp |
| 213 | BELL H S HURST · HURST-EULESS-BEDFORD ISD | High | 84.0% | +37.5pp |
| 214 | BOWIE H S BOWIE · BOWIE ISD | High | 84.0% | +37.5pp |
| 215 | BRACKETT H S BRACKETTVILLE · BRACKETT ISD | High | 84.0% | +37.5pp |
| 216 | BYRON P STEELE II H S CIBOLO · SCHERTZ-CIBOLO-U CITY ISD | High | 84.0% | +37.5pp |
| 217 | COLLEGE STATION H S COLLEGE STATION · COLLEGE STATION ISD | High | 84.0% | +37.5pp |
| 218 | CY-FAIR H S CYPRESS · CYPRESS-FAIRBANKS ISD | High | 84.0% | +37.5pp |
| 219 | FRISCO H S FRISCO · FRISCO ISD | High | 84.0% | +37.5pp |
| 220 | GLEN ROSE H S GLEN ROSE · GLEN ROSE ISD | High | 84.0% | +37.5pp |
| 221 | GRANDVIEW H S GRANDVIEW · GRANDVIEW ISD | High | 84.0% | +37.5pp |
| 222 | HARMONY SCHOOL OF ADVANCEMENT-HOUSTON HOUSTON · HARMONY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - HOUSTON NORTH | High | 84.0% | +37.5pp |
| 223 | HUDSON H S LUFKIN · HUDSON ISD | High | 84.0% | +37.5pp |
| 224 | JIM NED H S TUSCOLA · JIM NED CISD | High | 84.0% | +37.5pp |
| 225 | KATY H S KATY · KATY ISD | High | 84.0% | +37.5pp |
| 226 | KLEIN OAK H S KLEIN · KLEIN ISD | High | 84.0% | +37.5pp |
| 227 | MINEOLA H S MINEOLA · MINEOLA ISD | High | 84.0% | +37.5pp |
| 228 | MISSION EARLY COLLEGE H S EL PASO · SOCORRO ISD | High | 84.0% | +37.5pp |
| 229 | PEBBLE HILLS H S EL PASO · SOCORRO ISD | High | 84.0% | +37.5pp |
| 230 | PLAINS H S PLAINS · PLAINS ISD | High | 84.0% | +37.5pp |
| 231 | QUITMAN H S QUITMAN · QUITMAN ISD | High | 84.0% | +37.5pp |
| 232 | ROBERT TURNER COLLEGE AND CAREER H S PEARLAND · PEARLAND ISD | High | 84.0% | +37.5pp |
| 233 | ROCKWALL-HEATH H S HEATH · ROCKWALL ISD | High | 84.0% | +37.5pp |
| 234 | SPRING EARLY COLLEGE ACADEMY HOUSTON · SPRING ISD | High | 84.0% | +37.5pp |
| 235 | SPRING HILL H S LONGVIEW · SPRING HILL ISD | High | 84.0% | +37.5pp |
| 236 | STEPHENVILLE H S STEPHENVILLE · STEPHENVILLE ISD | High | 84.0% | +37.5pp |
| 237 | V R EATON H S FORT WORTH · NORTHWEST ISD | High | 84.0% | +37.5pp |
| 238 | WEIMAR H S WEIMAR · WEIMAR ISD | High | 84.0% | +37.5pp |
| 239 | WHITEHOUSE H S WHITEHOUSE · WHITEHOUSE ISD | High | 84.0% | +37.5pp |
| 240 | WYLIE EAST H S WYLIE · WYLIE ISD | High | 84.0% | +37.5pp |
| 241 | BRANDEIS H S SAN ANTONIO · NORTHSIDE ISD | High | 83.0% | +36.5pp |
| 242 | CALALLEN H S CORPUS CHRISTI · CALALLEN ISD | High | 83.0% | +36.5pp |
| 243 | HARMONY H S BIG SANDY · HARMONY ISD | High | 83.0% | +36.5pp |
| 244 | HENRIETTA H S HENRIETTA · HENRIETTA ISD | High | 83.0% | +36.5pp |
| 245 | KLEIN CAIN H S KLEIN · KLEIN ISD | High | 83.0% | +36.5pp |
| 246 | LAKE CREEK H S MONTGOMERY · MONTGOMERY ISD | High | 83.0% | +36.5pp |
| 247 | LAPOYNOR H S LARUE · LAPOYNOR ISD | High | 83.0% | +36.5pp |
| 248 | NORMANGEE H S NORMANGEE · NORMANGEE ISD | High | 83.0% | +36.5pp |
| 249 | NORTHWEST EARLY COLLEGE H S (NWECHS) EL PASO · CANUTILLO ISD | High | 83.0% | +36.5pp |
| 250 | QUANAH H S QUANAH · QUANAH ISD | High | 83.0% | +36.5pp |
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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 Social Studies 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.