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Texas schools ranked by test score

Latest STAAR year (2025-26). 1,518 schools with reported Social Studies scores. State average: 47.8%.
RankSchoolLevelSocial Studiesvs state
301ARAGON MIDDLE
HOUSTON · CYPRESS-FAIRBANKS ISD
Middle43.0%-4.8pp
302BAKER MIDDLE
CORPUS CHRISTI · CORPUS CHRISTI ISD
Middle43.0%-4.8pp
303BROCK J H
BROCK · BROCK ISD
Middle43.0%-4.8pp
304BUFFALO J H
BUFFALO · BUFFALO ISD
Middle43.0%-4.8pp
305CROSS ROADS J H
MALAKOFF · CROSS ROADS ISD
Middle43.0%-4.8pp
306CW WORTHINGTON MIDDLE
HASLET · NORTHWEST ISD
Middle43.0%-4.8pp
307DICKINSON J H
TEXAS CITY · DICKINSON ISD
Middle43.0%-4.8pp
308EAST CHAMBERS J H
WINNIE · EAST CHAMBERS ISD
Middle43.0%-4.8pp
309EASTWOOD MIDDLE
EL PASO · YSLETA ISD
Middle43.0%-4.8pp
310EDWARD ROBERSON MIDDLE
HOUSTON · SPRING ISD
Middle43.0%-4.8pp
311EULESS J H
EULESS · HURST-EULESS-BEDFORD ISD
Middle43.0%-4.8pp
312HENDERSON J H
STEPHENVILLE · STEPHENVILLE ISD
Middle43.0%-4.8pp
313HILLWOOD MIDDLE
FORT WORTH · KELLER ISD
Middle43.0%-4.8pp
314IDEA EDGECLIFF COLLEGE PREPARATORY
FORT WORTH · IDEA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Middle43.0%-4.8pp
315IDEA HARLINGEN COLLEGE PREPARATORY
HARLINGEN · IDEA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Middle43.0%-4.8pp
316JACKSON TECHNOLOGY CENTER
GARLAND · GARLAND ISD
Middle43.0%-4.8pp
317JIM NED MIDDLE
TUSCOLA · JIM NED CISD
Middle43.0%-4.8pp
318LAKE HIGHLANDS MIDDLE
DALLAS · RICHARDSON ISD
Middle43.0%-4.8pp
319LAMAR MIDDLE
FLOWER MOUND · LEWISVILLE ISD
Middle43.0%-4.8pp
320LAMPASAS MIDDLE
LAMPASAS · LAMPASAS ISD
Middle43.0%-4.8pp
321LEON TAYLOR MIDDLE
INGLESIDE · INGLESIDE ISD
Middle43.0%-4.8pp
322LLANO J H
LLANO · LLANO ISD
Middle43.0%-4.8pp
323MEMORIAL MIDDLE
MISSION · LA JOYA ISD
Middle43.0%-4.8pp
324NELSON J H
KATY · KATY ISD
Middle43.0%-4.8pp
325QUITMAN J H
QUITMAN · QUITMAN ISD
Middle43.0%-4.8pp
326REDWATER J H
REDWATER · REDWATER ISD
Middle43.0%-4.8pp
327REYNOLDS MIDDLE
PROSPER · PROSPER ISD
Middle43.0%-4.8pp
328SANTA RITA MIDDLE
LIBERTY HILL · LIBERTY HILL ISD
Middle43.0%-4.8pp
329SHALLOWATER MIDDLE
SHALLOWATER · SHALLOWATER ISD
Middle43.0%-4.8pp
330SPEC RAFAEL HERNANDO MIDDLE
EL PASO · SOCORRO ISD
Middle43.0%-4.8pp
331VAN ALSTYNE J H
VAN ALSTYNE · VAN ALSTYNE ISD
Middle43.0%-4.8pp
332VETERANS MIDDLE
DONNA · DONNA ISD
Middle43.0%-4.8pp
333BARBERS HILL MIDDLE SOUTH
MONT BELVIEU · BARBERS HILL ISD
Middle42.0%-5.8pp
334BERNAL MIDDLE
SAN ANTONIO · NORTHSIDE ISD
Middle42.0%-5.8pp
335BLALACK MIDDLE
CARROLLTON · CARROLLTON-FARMERS BRANCH ISD
Middle42.0%-5.8pp
336BUNA J H
BUNA · BUNA ISD
Middle42.0%-5.8pp
337DOWELL MIDDLE
MCKINNEY · MCKINNEY ISD
Middle42.0%-5.8pp
338EARLY MIDDLE
EARLY · EARLY ISD
Middle42.0%-5.8pp
339FAULK MIDDLE
BROWNSVILLE · BROWNSVILLE ISD
Middle42.0%-5.8pp
340FOSTER MIDDLE
LONGVIEW · LONGVIEW ISD
Middle42.0%-5.8pp
341HOLLAND MIDDLE
HOLLAND · HOLLAND ISD
Middle42.0%-5.8pp
342HURST J H
HURST · HURST-EULESS-BEDFORD ISD
Middle42.0%-5.8pp
343HUTCHINSON MIDDLE
LUBBOCK · LUBBOCK ISD
Middle42.0%-5.8pp
344IDEA CONVERSE COLLEGE PREPARATORY
CONVERSE · IDEA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Middle42.0%-5.8pp
345IRONS J H
CONROE · CONROE ISD
Middle42.0%-5.8pp
346KLEB INT
KLEIN · KLEIN ISD
Middle42.0%-5.8pp
347LAGO VISTA MIDDLE
LAGO VISTA · LAGO VISTA ISD
Middle42.0%-5.8pp
348MAURINE CAIN MIDDLE
ROCKWALL · ROCKWALL ISD
Middle42.0%-5.8pp
349MICHAEL E FOSSUM MIDDLE
MCALLEN · MCALLEN ISD
Middle42.0%-5.8pp
350MURCHISON MIDDLE
AUSTIN · AUSTIN ISD
Middle42.0%-5.8pp
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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 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.