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Texas schools ranked by test score

Latest STAAR year (2023-24). 1,519 schools with reported Social Studies scores. State average: 46.5%.
RankSchoolLevelSocial Studiesvs state
501KRUM MIDDLE
KRUM · KRUM ISD
Middle36.0%-10.5pp
502MANVEL J H
MANVEL · ALVIN ISD
Middle36.0%-10.5pp
503PANHANDLE J H
PANHANDLE · PANHANDLE ISD
Middle36.0%-10.5pp
504PARK VIEW INT
PASADENA · PASADENA ISD
Middle36.0%-10.5pp
505PEARLAND J H SOUTH
PEARLAND · PEARLAND ISD
Middle36.0%-10.5pp
506PERKINS MIDDLE
DE LEON · DE LEON ISD
Middle36.0%-10.5pp
507QUITMAN J H
QUITMAN · QUITMAN ISD
Middle36.0%-10.5pp
508SCURRY-ROSSER MIDDLE
SCURRY · SCURRY-ROSSER ISD
Middle36.0%-10.5pp
509SKIDMORE-TYNAN J H
SKIDMORE · SKIDMORE-TYNAN ISD
Middle36.0%-10.5pp
510STILLMAN MIDDLE
BROWNSVILLE · BROWNSVILLE ISD
Middle36.0%-10.5pp
511TATUM MIDDLE
TATUM · TATUM ISD
Middle36.0%-10.5pp
512UNION GROVE MIDDLE
HARKER HEIGHTS · KILLEEN ISD
Middle36.0%-10.5pp
513UPLIFT WILLIAMS PREP MIDDLE
DALLAS · UPLIFT EDUCATION
Middle36.0%-10.5pp
514WARREN MIDDLE
FORNEY · FORNEY ISD
Middle36.0%-10.5pp
515WELCH MIDDLE
HOUSTON · HOUSTON ISD
Middle36.0%-10.5pp
516WINTERS J H
WINTERS · WINTERS ISD
Middle36.0%-10.5pp
517WOODLAND ACRES MIDDLE
HOUSTON · GALENA PARK ISD
Middle36.0%-10.5pp
518BRACKETT J H
BRACKETTVILLE · BRACKETT ISD
Middle35.0%-11.5pp
519BUSHLAND J H
AMARILLO · BUSHLAND ISD
Middle35.0%-11.5pp
520CATHEY MIDDLE
MCALLEN · MCALLEN ISD
Middle35.0%-11.5pp
521CHINA SPRING MIDDLE
CHINA SPRING · CHINA SPRING ISD
Middle35.0%-11.5pp
522CONROE VIRTUAL SCHOOL
CONROE · CONROE ISD
Middle35.0%-11.5pp
523DEERPARK MIDDLE
AUSTIN · ROUND ROCK ISD
Middle35.0%-11.5pp
524GARRISON MIDDLE
GARRISON · GARRISON ISD
Middle35.0%-11.5pp
525GRANDVIEW J H
GRANDVIEW · GRANDVIEW ISD
Middle35.0%-11.5pp
526GREGORY-PORTLAND MIDDLE
PORTLAND · GREGORY-PORTLAND ISD
Middle35.0%-11.5pp
527HONEY GROVE MIDDLE
HONEY GROVE · HONEY GROVE ISD
Middle35.0%-11.5pp
528HUBBARD MIDDLE
TYLER · TYLER ISD
Middle35.0%-11.5pp
529ILTEXAS GARLAND MIDDLE
GARLAND · INTERNATIONAL LEADERSHIP OF TEXAS (ILTEXAS)
Middle35.0%-11.5pp
530KENNEDALE J H
KENNEDALE · KENNEDALE ISD
Middle35.0%-11.5pp
531KINGWOOD MIDDLE
KINGWOOD · HUMBLE ISD
Middle35.0%-11.5pp
532KIPP 3D ACADEMY
HOUSTON · KIPP TEXAS PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Middle35.0%-11.5pp
533LABAY MIDDLE
HOUSTON · CYPRESS-FAIRBANKS ISD
Middle35.0%-11.5pp
534NEW BRAUNFELS MIDDLE
NEW BRAUNFELS · NEW BRAUNFELS ISD
Middle35.0%-11.5pp
535R C LOFLIN MIDDLE
JOSHUA · JOSHUA ISD
Middle35.0%-11.5pp
536REAGAN COUNTY MIDDLE
BIG LAKE · REAGAN COUNTY ISD
Middle35.0%-11.5pp
537SOMERSET J H
VON ORMY · SOMERSET ISD
Middle35.0%-11.5pp
538STALEY MIDDLE
FRISCO · FRISCO ISD
Middle35.0%-11.5pp
539TOM BEAN MIDDLE
TOM BEAN · TOM BEAN ISD
Middle35.0%-11.5pp
540VIDOR J H
VIDOR · VIDOR ISD
Middle35.0%-11.5pp
541WARREN J H
WARREN · WARREN ISD
Middle35.0%-11.5pp
542WILSON MIDDLE
NEDERLAND · NEDERLAND ISD
Middle35.0%-11.5pp
543BESTEIRO MIDDLE
BROWNSVILLE · BROWNSVILLE ISD
Middle34.0%-12.5pp
544BOHLS MIDDLE
PFLUGERVILLE · PFLUGERVILLE ISD
Middle34.0%-12.5pp
545BROOKSIDE INT
FRIENDSWOOD · CLEAR CREEK ISD
Middle34.0%-12.5pp
546CENTRAL MIDDLE
WESLACO · WESLACO ISD
Middle34.0%-12.5pp
547CHURCH HILL MIDDLE
NEW BRAUNFELS · COMAL ISD
Middle34.0%-12.5pp
548CONNALLY MIDDLE
SAN ANTONIO · NORTHSIDE ISD
Middle34.0%-12.5pp
549COPPERAS COVE J H
COPPERAS COVE · COPPERAS COVE ISD
Middle34.0%-12.5pp
550DR T C MCCORMICK JR MIDDLE
BUDA · HAYS CISD
Middle34.0%-12.5pp
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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.