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Texas schools ranked by test score

Latest STAAR year (2025-26). 7,751 schools with reported Mathematics scores. State average: 46.3%.
RankSchoolLevelMathematicsvs state
5251BEASLEY EL
BEASLEY · LAMAR CISD
Elementary37.0%-9.3pp
5252BENS BRANCH EL
PORTER · NEW CANEY ISD
Elementary37.0%-9.3pp
5253BERRY MIDDLE
MESQUITE · MESQUITE ISD
Middle37.0%-9.3pp
5254BLOCKER MIDDLE
TEXAS CITY · TEXAS CITY ISD
Middle37.0%-9.3pp
5255BOBBY JOE HILL PK-8
EL PASO · EL PASO ISD
Elementary37.0%-9.3pp
5256BOHLS MIDDLE
PFLUGERVILLE · PFLUGERVILLE ISD
Middle37.0%-9.3pp
5257BONHAM EL
ABILENE · ABILENE ISD
Elementary37.0%-9.3pp
5258BORMAN EL
DENTON · DENTON ISD
Elementary37.0%-9.3pp
5259BRADY H S
BRADY · BRADY ISD
High37.0%-9.3pp
5260BRAEBURN EL
HOUSTON · HOUSTON ISD
Elementary37.0%-9.3pp
5261BRIDGE CITY MIDDLE
BRIDGE CITY · BRIDGE CITY ISD
Middle37.0%-9.3pp
5262BURKBURNETT H S
BURKBURNETT · BURKBURNETT ISD
High37.0%-9.3pp
5263CACTUS EL
CACTUS · DUMAS ISD
Elementary37.0%-9.3pp
5264CAROLYN G BUKHAIR EL
DALLAS · RICHARDSON ISD
Elementary37.0%-9.3pp
5265CARROLL T WELCH EL
EL PASO · CLINT ISD
Elementary37.0%-9.3pp
5266CAST MED H S
SAN ANTONIO · SAN ANTONIO ISD
High37.0%-9.3pp
5267CESAR CHAVEZ LEARNING CENTER
DALLAS · DALLAS ISD
Elementary37.0%-9.3pp
5268CESAR CHAVEZ MIDDLE
MISSION · LA JOYA ISD
Middle37.0%-9.3pp
5269CHANCELLOR EL
HOUSTON · ALIEF ISD
Elementary37.0%-9.3pp
5270CHARLES Q MURPHREE PK-8
EL PASO · EL PASO ISD
Elementary37.0%-9.3pp
5271CLARK EL
BAYTOWN · GOOSE CREEK CISD
Elementary37.0%-9.3pp
5272CLIFTON PARK EL
KILLEEN · KILLEEN ISD
Elementary37.0%-9.3pp
5273COAKLEY MIDDLE
HARLINGEN · HARLINGEN CISD
Middle37.0%-9.3pp
5274CODWELL EL
HOUSTON · HOUSTON ISD
Elementary37.0%-9.3pp
5275COMPASS ROSE DESTINY
MANOR · COMPASS ROSE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Combined37.0%-9.3pp
5276CONVERSE EL
CONVERSE · JUDSON ISD
Elementary37.0%-9.3pp
5277COOPER H S
ABILENE · ABILENE ISD
High37.0%-9.3pp
5278CORRIGAN-CAMDEN J H
CORRIGAN · CORRIGAN-CAMDEN ISD
Middle37.0%-9.3pp
5279CROCKETT MIDDLE
PECOS · PECOS-BARSTOW-TOYAH ISD
Middle37.0%-9.3pp
5280CYPRESS PARK H S
CYPRESS · CYPRESS-FAIRBANKS ISD
High37.0%-9.3pp
5281CYPRESSWOOD EL
HUMBLE · ALDINE ISD
Elementary37.0%-9.3pp
5282DALHART INT
DALHART · DALHART ISD
Elementary37.0%-9.3pp
5283DAVID & TERRI YOUNGBLOOD EL
KATY · KATY ISD
Elementary37.0%-9.3pp
5284DE ZAVALA EL
BAYTOWN · GOOSE CREEK CISD
Elementary37.0%-9.3pp
5285DEER CREEK EL
CROWLEY · CROWLEY ISD
Elementary37.0%-9.3pp
5286DONNA H S
DONNA · DONNA ISD
High37.0%-9.3pp
5287DOUGLAS EL
TYLER · TYLER ISD
Elementary37.0%-9.3pp
5288DOZIER EL
FORT WORTH · EAGLE MT-SAGINAW ISD
Elementary37.0%-9.3pp
5289DREW EL
CROSBY · CROSBY ISD
Elementary37.0%-9.3pp
5290DUMAS INT
DUMAS · DUMAS ISD
Middle37.0%-9.3pp
5291EASTLAND H S
EASTLAND · EASTLAND ISD
High37.0%-9.3pp
5292EDNA PRI
EDNA · EDNA ISD
Elementary37.0%-9.3pp
5293ERMEL EL
HOUSTON · ALDINE ISD
Elementary37.0%-9.3pp
5294FARRELL EL
GRAND PRAIRIE · ARLINGTON ISD
Elementary37.0%-9.3pp
5295FOERSTER EL
HOUSTON · HOUSTON ISD
Elementary37.0%-9.3pp
5296FOREST LANE ACADEMY
DALLAS · RICHARDSON ISD
Elementary37.0%-9.3pp
5297FOREST MEADOW MIDDLE
DALLAS · RICHARDSON ISD
Middle37.0%-9.3pp
5298FULTON EL
FULTON · ROCKPORT-FULTON ISD
Elementary37.0%-9.3pp
5299GABE P ALLEN NEW TECH ACADEMY
DALLAS · DALLAS ISD
Elementary37.0%-9.3pp
5300GARCIA MIDDLE
HOUSTON · ALDINE ISD
Middle37.0%-9.3pp
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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 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.