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Texas schools ranked by test score

Latest STAAR year (2023-24). 1,681 schools with reported Mathematics scores. State average: 42.9%.
RankSchoolLevelMathematicsvs state
301RENNER MIDDLE
PLANO · PLANO ISD
Middle58.0%+15.1pp
302ROSEMONT UPPER
DALLAS · DALLAS ISD
Middle58.0%+15.1pp
303SEABROOK INT
SEABROOK · CLEAR CREEK ISD
Middle58.0%+15.1pp
304SEASHORE MIDDLE ACAD
CORPUS CHRISTI · SEASHORE CHARTER SCHOOLS
Middle58.0%+15.1pp
305UNION GROVE J H
GLADEWATER · UNION GROVE ISD
Middle58.0%+15.1pp
306VICTORY LAKES INT
LEAGUE CITY · CLEAR CREEK ISD
Middle58.0%+15.1pp
307VOGEL INT
SPRING · CONROE ISD
Middle58.0%+15.1pp
308WALNUT GROVE MIDDLE
MIDLOTHIAN · MIDLOTHIAN ISD
Middle58.0%+15.1pp
309BLANCO MIDDLE
BLANCO · BLANCO ISD
Middle57.0%+14.1pp
310CENTRAL HEIGHTS MIDDLE
NACOGDOCHES · CENTRAL HEIGHTS ISD
Middle57.0%+14.1pp
311CHARLENE MCKINZEY MIDDLE
MANSFIELD · MANSFIELD ISD
Middle57.0%+14.1pp
312DOBIE J H
CIBOLO · SCHERTZ-CIBOLO-U CITY ISD
Middle57.0%+14.1pp
313EARLY MIDDLE
EARLY · EARLY ISD
Middle57.0%+14.1pp
314FOSTER MIDDLE
LONGVIEW · LONGVIEW ISD
Middle57.0%+14.1pp
315GEORGE WEST EL
GEORGE WEST · GEORGE WEST ISD
Middle57.0%+14.1pp
316HUTCHINSON MIDDLE
LUBBOCK · LUBBOCK ISD
Middle57.0%+14.1pp
317J W HOLLOWAY SIXTH GRADE SCHOOL
WHITEHOUSE · WHITEHOUSE ISD
Middle57.0%+14.1pp
318MELILLO MIDDLE
HOUSTON · PASADENA ISD
Middle57.0%+14.1pp
319MICHAEL E FOSSUM MIDDLE
MCALLEN · MCALLEN ISD
Middle57.0%+14.1pp
320MILLSAP MIDDLE
MILLSAP · MILLSAP ISD
Middle57.0%+14.1pp
321O HENRY MIDDLE
AUSTIN · AUSTIN ISD
Middle57.0%+14.1pp
322PEWITT J H
OMAHA · PEWITT CISD
Middle57.0%+14.1pp
323WEIMAR J H
WEIMAR · WEIMAR ISD
Middle57.0%+14.1pp
324WYLIE WEST J H
ABILENE · WYLIE ISD
Middle57.0%+14.1pp
325ALMA MARTINEZ INT
MANSFIELD · MANSFIELD ISD
Middle56.0%+13.1pp
326ALTO MIDDLE
ALTO · ALTO ISD
Middle56.0%+13.1pp
327BRAZOS MIDDLE
WALLIS · BRAZOS ISD
Middle56.0%+13.1pp
328BRIARHILL MIDDLE
HIGHLAND VILLAGE · LEWISVILLE ISD
Middle56.0%+13.1pp
329CATHEY MIDDLE
MCALLEN · MCALLEN ISD
Middle56.0%+13.1pp
330CAYUGA MIDDLE
TENNESSEE COLONY · CAYUGA ISD
Middle56.0%+13.1pp
331CHISUM MIDDLE
PARIS · CHISUM ISD
Middle56.0%+13.1pp
332CLARENDON J H
CLARENDON · CLARENDON ISD
Middle56.0%+13.1pp
333CROCKETT MIDDLE
AMARILLO · AMARILLO ISD
Middle56.0%+13.1pp
334DOUGLAS BENOLD MIDDLE
GEORGETOWN · GEORGETOWN ISD
Middle56.0%+13.1pp
335EARL & MARTHALU DIETERICH MIDDLE
MIDLOTHIAN · MIDLOTHIAN ISD
Middle56.0%+13.1pp
336HAGGARD MIDDLE
PLANO · PLANO ISD
Middle56.0%+13.1pp
337HILLSBORO INT
HILLSBORO · HILLSBORO ISD
Middle56.0%+13.1pp
338HURST J H
HURST · HURST-EULESS-BEDFORD ISD
Middle56.0%+13.1pp
339LEONARD EVANS JR MIDDLE
MCKINNEY · MCKINNEY ISD
Middle56.0%+13.1pp
340LUBBOCK-COOPER LAURA BUSH MIDDLE
LUBBOCK · LUBBOCK-COOPER ISD
Middle56.0%+13.1pp
341MADISONVILLE J H
MADISONVILLE · MADISONVILLE CISD
Middle56.0%+13.1pp
342MT VERNON MIDDLE
MOUNT VERNON · MOUNT VERNON ISD
Middle56.0%+13.1pp
343NORTH SHORE MIDDLE
HOUSTON · GALENA PARK ISD
Middle56.0%+13.1pp
344SPRING HILL J H
LONGVIEW · SPRING HILL ISD
Middle56.0%+13.1pp
345TEJEDA MIDDLE
SAN ANTONIO · NORTH EAST ISD
Middle56.0%+13.1pp
346VAN J H
VAN · VAN ISD
Middle56.0%+13.1pp
347ARTIE L HENRY MIDDLE
CEDAR PARK · LEANDER ISD
Middle55.0%+12.1pp
348BOWMAN MIDDLE
PLANO · PLANO ISD
Middle55.0%+12.1pp
349BUSH MIDDLE
SAN ANTONIO · NORTH EAST ISD
Middle55.0%+12.1pp
350CENTRAL MIDDLE
WESLACO · WESLACO ISD
Middle55.0%+12.1pp
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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 Mathematics 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.