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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
6151WEATHERFORD H S
WEATHERFORD · WEATHERFORD ISD
High33.0%-13.3pp
6152WEDGEWORTH EL
WAXAHACHIE · WAXAHACHIE ISD
Elementary33.0%-13.3pp
6153WHISPERING PINES EL
HUMBLE · HUMBLE ISD
Elementary33.0%-13.3pp
6154WILLIAMS EL
GEORGETOWN · GEORGETOWN ISD
Elementary33.0%-13.3pp
6155WILLIAMS H S
PLANO · PLANO ISD
High33.0%-13.3pp
6156WINK H S
WINK · WINK-LOVING ISD
High33.0%-13.3pp
6157ZAVALA EL
AUSTIN · AUSTIN ISD
Elementary33.0%-13.3pp
6158A LEAL JR MIDDLE
SAN ANTONIO · HARLANDALE ISD
Middle32.0%-14.3pp
6159A M PATE EL
FORT WORTH · FORT WORTH ISD
Elementary32.0%-14.3pp
6160ALCORTA EL
ABILENE · ABILENE ISD
Elementary32.0%-14.3pp
6161ANDRE EL
CYPRESS · CYPRESS-FAIRBANKS ISD
Elementary32.0%-14.3pp
6162BAY CITY H S
BAY CITY · BAY CITY ISD
High32.0%-14.3pp
6163BENAVIDEZ EL
HOUSTON · HOUSTON ISD
Elementary32.0%-14.3pp
6164BEST EL
HOUSTON · ALIEF ISD
Elementary32.0%-14.3pp
6165BLOOMINGTON H S
BLOOMINGTON · BLOOMINGTON ISD
High32.0%-14.3pp
6166BOWIE 6TH GRADE CAMPUS
AMARILLO · AMARILLO ISD
Middle32.0%-14.3pp
6167BOWIE EL
ABILENE · ABILENE ISD
Elementary32.0%-14.3pp
6168BRENHAM J H
BRENHAM · BRENHAM ISD
Middle32.0%-14.3pp
6169BRIESEMEISTER MIDDLE
SEGUIN · SEGUIN ISD
Middle32.0%-14.3pp
6170BRISCOE EL
SAN ANTONIO · SAN ANTONIO ISD
Elementary32.0%-14.3pp
6171BURNET EL
ODESSA · ECTOR COUNTY ISD
Elementary32.0%-14.3pp
6172C E KING H S
HOUSTON · SHELDON ISD
High32.0%-14.3pp
6173CALHOUN MIDDLE
DENTON · DENTON ISD
Middle32.0%-14.3pp
6174CALLISBURG H S
CALLISBURG · CALLISBURG ISD
High32.0%-14.3pp
6175CARSON EL
DECATUR · DECATUR ISD
Elementary32.0%-14.3pp
6176CEDAR RIDGE EL
WACO · WACO ISD
Elementary32.0%-14.3pp
6177CENTERVILLE JR-SR H S
CENTERVILLE · CENTERVILLE ISD
High32.0%-14.3pp
6178CHICO MIDDLE
CHICO · CHICO ISD
Middle32.0%-14.3pp
6179CJ & ANNE HYMAN EL
DALLAS · DUNCANVILLE ISD
Elementary32.0%-14.3pp
6180CLARK H S
PLANO · PLANO ISD
High32.0%-14.3pp
6181CLINT Q SMITH EL
DUNCANVILLE · DUNCANVILLE ISD
Elementary32.0%-14.3pp
6182COLONIAL HILLS EL
SAN ANTONIO · NORTH EAST ISD
Elementary32.0%-14.3pp
6183COMFORT EL
COMFORT · COMFORT ISD
Elementary32.0%-14.3pp
6184COMMUNITY H S
NEVADA · COMMUNITY ISD
High32.0%-14.3pp
6185COMPASS ROSE HARVEST
BASTROP · COMPASS ROSE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Elementary32.0%-14.3pp
6186COMPASS ROSE LEGACY EL
SAN ANTONIO · COMPASS ROSE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Elementary32.0%-14.3pp
6187COTTONWOOD EL
CLEVELAND · CLEVELAND ISD
Elementary32.0%-14.3pp
6188CRANDALL MIDDLE
CRANDALL · CRANDALL ISD
Middle32.0%-14.3pp
6189DEL RIO H S
DEL RIO · SAN FELIPE-DEL RIO CISD
High32.0%-14.3pp
6190DR FERMIN CALDERON EL
DEL RIO · SAN FELIPE-DEL RIO CISD
Elementary32.0%-14.3pp
6191EAST CENTRAL HERITAGE MIDDLE
SAN ANTONIO · EAST CENTRAL ISD
Middle32.0%-14.3pp
6192EASTSIDE EL
CLEVELAND · CLEVELAND ISD
Elementary32.0%-14.3pp
6193EDGAR GLOVER JR EL
MISSOURI CITY · FORT BEND ISD
Elementary32.0%-14.3pp
6194EDISON H S
SAN ANTONIO · SAN ANTONIO ISD
High32.0%-14.3pp
6195EL CAMPO MIDDLE
EL CAMPO · EL CAMPO ISD
Middle32.0%-14.3pp
6196ELECTRA EL
ELECTRA · ELECTRA ISD
Elementary32.0%-14.3pp
6197ELKINS EL
FORT WORTH · EAGLE MT-SAGINAW ISD
Elementary32.0%-14.3pp
6198ELMORE EL
HOUSTON · HOUSTON ISD
Elementary32.0%-14.3pp
6199EMMOTT EL
HOUSTON · CYPRESS-FAIRBANKS ISD
Elementary32.0%-14.3pp
6200EVERS PARK EL
DENTON · DENTON ISD
Elementary32.0%-14.3pp
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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.