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Texas schools ranked by test score

Latest STAAR year (2025-26). 1,652 schools with reported Science scores. State average: 47.1%.
RankSchoolLevelSciencevs state
1151RAYBURN MIDDLE
SAN ANTONIO · NORTHSIDE ISD
Middle43.0%-4.1pp
1152REFUGIO J H
REFUGIO · REFUGIO ISD
Middle43.0%-4.1pp
1153SAN JACINTO J H
MIDLAND · MIDLAND ISD
Middle43.0%-4.1pp
1154SANFORD-FRITCH J H
FRITCH · SANFORD-FRITCH ISD
Middle43.0%-4.1pp
1155SKIDMORE-TYNAN J H
SKIDMORE · SKIDMORE-TYNAN ISD
Middle43.0%-4.1pp
1156SPLENDORA J H
SPLENDORA · SPLENDORA ISD
Middle43.0%-4.1pp
1157STRICKLAND MIDDLE
DENTON · DENTON ISD
Middle43.0%-4.1pp
1158TANGLEWOOD MIDDLE
HOUSTON · HOUSTON ISD
Middle43.0%-4.1pp
1159THEMER MIDDLE
FORNEY · FORNEY ISD
Middle43.0%-4.1pp
1160THORNTON MIDDLE
KATY · CYPRESS-FAIRBANKS ISD
Middle43.0%-4.1pp
1161TRINITY J H
TRINITY · TRINITY ISD
Middle43.0%-4.1pp
1162UPLIFT INFINITY PREP MIDDLE
IRVING · UPLIFT EDUCATION
Middle43.0%-4.1pp
1163WASKOM MIDDLE
WASKOM · WASKOM ISD
Middle43.0%-4.1pp
1164ALTO MIDDLE
ALTO · ALTO ISD
Middle42.0%-5.1pp
1165ANN RICHARDS STEAM ACADEMY
DALLAS · DALLAS ISD
Middle42.0%-5.1pp
1166BANQUETE J H
BANQUETE · BANQUETE ISD
Middle42.0%-5.1pp
1167COAKLEY MIDDLE
HARLINGEN · HARLINGEN CISD
Middle42.0%-5.1pp
1168CORSICANA MIDDLE
CORSICANA · CORSICANA ISD
Middle42.0%-5.1pp
1169DIAZ J H
HIDALGO · HIDALGO ISD
Middle42.0%-5.1pp
1170DOROTHY THOMPSON MIDDLE
PROGRESO · PROGRESO ISD
Middle42.0%-5.1pp
1171DR JAVIER SAENZ MIDDLE
PENITAS · LA JOYA ISD
Middle42.0%-5.1pp
1172E F GREEN JUNIOR SCHOOL
BAYTOWN · GOOSE CREEK CISD
Middle42.0%-5.1pp
1173EDWARDS-JOHNSON MEMORIAL MIDDLE
SILSBEE · SILSBEE ISD
Middle42.0%-5.1pp
1174FOREST MEADOW MIDDLE
DALLAS · RICHARDSON ISD
Middle42.0%-5.1pp
1175GENTRY J H
BAYTOWN · GOOSE CREEK CISD
Middle42.0%-5.1pp
1176HAAS MIDDLE
CORPUS CHRISTI · CORPUS CHRISTI ISD
Middle42.0%-5.1pp
1177IDEA LA JOYA COLLEGE PREPARATORY
LA JOYA · IDEA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Middle42.0%-5.1pp
1178ILTEXAS WOODHAVEN MIDDLE
FORT WORTH · INTERNATIONAL LEADERSHIP OF TEXAS (ILTEXAS)
Middle42.0%-5.1pp
1179JIM BARNES MIDDLE
SEGUIN · SEGUIN ISD
Middle42.0%-5.1pp
1180KIPP LIBERATION COLLEGE PREPARATORY
HOUSTON · KIPP TEXAS PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Middle42.0%-5.1pp
1181NEW MIDDLE
MESQUITE · MESQUITE ISD
Middle42.0%-5.1pp
1182PALESTINE J H
PALESTINE · PALESTINE ISD
Middle42.0%-5.1pp
1183RED OAK MIDDLE
RED OAK · RED OAK ISD
Middle42.0%-5.1pp
1184RIVERCREST J H
BOGATA · RIVERCREST ISD
Middle42.0%-5.1pp
1185TAHOKA MIDDLE
TAHOKA · TAHOKA ISD
Middle42.0%-5.1pp
1186TROUP MIDDLE
TROUP · TROUP ISD
Middle42.0%-5.1pp
1187VENUS MIDDLE
VENUS · VENUS ISD
Middle42.0%-5.1pp
1188WEST OSO J H
CORPUS CHRISTI · WEST OSO ISD
Middle42.0%-5.1pp
1189WOODRIDGE FOREST MIDDLE
PORTER · NEW CANEY ISD
Middle42.0%-5.1pp
1190ANAHUAC MIDDLE
ANAHUAC · ANAHUAC ISD
Middle41.0%-6.1pp
1191ASA E LOW JR INT
MANSFIELD · MANSFIELD ISD
Middle41.0%-6.1pp
1192BOYD INT
BOYD · BOYD ISD
Middle41.0%-6.1pp
1193BRIDGEPORT MIDDLE
BRIDGEPORT · BRIDGEPORT ISD
Middle41.0%-6.1pp
1194C E KING MIDDLE
HOUSTON · SHELDON ISD
Middle41.0%-6.1pp
1195CARTER LOMAX MIDDLE
PASADENA · PASADENA ISD
Middle41.0%-6.1pp
1196CESAR CHAVEZ MIDDLE
MISSION · LA JOYA ISD
Middle41.0%-6.1pp
1197CUERO J H
CUERO · CUERO ISD
Middle41.0%-6.1pp
1198D J RED SIMON MIDDLE
KYLE · HAYS CISD
Middle41.0%-6.1pp
1199DR FREDERICK DOUGLASS TODD SR MIDDLE
DALLAS · DALLAS ISD
Middle41.0%-6.1pp
1200FABENS MIDDLE
FABENS · FABENS ISD
Middle41.0%-6.1pp
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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.