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Texas schools ranked by test score

Latest STAAR year (2023-24). 7,853 schools with reported Reading scores. State average: 52.7%.
RankSchoolLevelReadingvs state
601FRANK MCMILLAN J H
WYLIE · WYLIE ISD
Middle79.0%+26.3pp
602GEORGE RANCH H S
RICHMOND · LAMAR CISD
High79.0%+26.3pp
603GREEN VALLEY EL
NORTH RICHLAND HILLS · BIRDVILLE ISD
Elementary79.0%+26.3pp
604HAMILTON EL
CYPRESS · CYPRESS-FAIRBANKS ISD
Elementary79.0%+26.3pp
605HARLANDALE ISD STEM ECHS-ALAMO COLLEGES AT PAC
SAN ANTONIO · HARLANDALE ISD
High79.0%+26.3pp
606HARPOOL MIDDLE
LANTANA · DENTON ISD
Middle79.0%+26.3pp
607HENDRICKSON H S
PFLUGERVILLE · PFLUGERVILLE ISD
High79.0%+26.3pp
608HOLLAND H S
HOLLAND · HOLLAND ISD
High79.0%+26.3pp
609HUGGINS EL
FULSHEAR · LAMAR CISD
Elementary79.0%+26.3pp
610HUNTERS CREEK EL
HOUSTON · SPRING BRANCH ISD
Elementary79.0%+26.3pp
611IDALOU H S
IDALOU · IDALOU ISD
High79.0%+26.3pp
612J W WILLIAMS MIDDLE
ROCKWALL · ROCKWALL ISD
Middle79.0%+26.3pp
613JIM NED H S
TUSCOLA · JIM NED CISD
High79.0%+26.3pp
614KENT EL
CARROLLTON · CARROLLTON-FARMERS BRANCH ISD
Elementary79.0%+26.3pp
615KINGWOOD H S
KINGWOOD · HUMBLE ISD
High79.0%+26.3pp
616LAKEVIEW EL
ROANOKE · NORTHWEST ISD
Elementary79.0%+26.3pp
617LEE EL
AUSTIN · AUSTIN ISD
Elementary79.0%+26.3pp
618LOIS LINDSEY EL
MCKINNEY · ALLEN ISD
Elementary79.0%+26.3pp
619MALALA YOUSAFZAI
RICHMOND · FORT BEND ISD
Elementary79.0%+26.3pp
620MATH/SCIENCE/TECH MAGNET
RICHARDSON · RICHARDSON ISD
Elementary79.0%+26.3pp
621MCKINNEY BOYD H S
MCKINNEY · MCKINNEY ISD
High79.0%+26.3pp
622MELISSA MIDDLE
MELISSA · MELISSA ISD
Middle79.0%+26.3pp
623RANDOLPH MIDDLE
RANDOLPH A F B · RANDOLPH FIELD ISD
Middle79.0%+26.3pp
624RAY AND JAMIE WOLMAN EL
KATY · KATY ISD
Elementary79.0%+26.3pp
625RENNELL EL
CYPRESS · CYPRESS-FAIRBANKS ISD
Elementary79.0%+26.3pp
626ROGERS MIDDLE
PEARLAND · PEARLAND ISD
Middle79.0%+26.3pp
627SHERRY AND PAUL HAMM EL
ROCKWALL · ROCKWALL ISD
Elementary79.0%+26.3pp
628SMITHFIELD MIDDLE
NORTH RICHLAND HILL · BIRDVILLE ISD
Middle79.0%+26.3pp
629SMITHSON VALLEY H S
SPRING BRANCH · COMAL ISD
High79.0%+26.3pp
630SUDAN H S
SUDAN · SUDAN ISD
High79.0%+26.3pp
631SWENKE EL
CYPRESS · CYPRESS-FAIRBANKS ISD
Elementary79.0%+26.3pp
632SYCAMORE SPRINGS MIDDLE
AUSTIN · DRIPPING SPRINGS ISD
Middle79.0%+26.3pp
633TIDEHAVEN H S
EL MATON · TIDEHAVEN ISD
High79.0%+26.3pp
634WILLIAM RUSHING MIDDLE
PROSPER · PROSPER ISD
Middle79.0%+26.3pp
635WILLOW CREEK EL
TOMBALL · TOMBALL ISD
Elementary79.0%+26.3pp
636WINDTHORST EL
WINDTHORST · WINDTHORST ISD
Elementary79.0%+26.3pp
637YOUNG WOMEN'S COLLEGE PREP ACADEMY
HOUSTON · HOUSTON ISD
High79.0%+26.3pp
638ALLEN EL
FRISCO · FRISCO ISD
Elementary78.0%+25.3pp
639AUSTIN ACAD FOR EXCELL
GARLAND · GARLAND ISD
Middle78.0%+25.3pp
640BEARD EL
HELOTES · NORTHSIDE ISD
Elementary78.0%+25.3pp
641BOERNE MIDDLE SOUTH
BOERNE · BOERNE ISD
Middle78.0%+25.3pp
642BOGGESS EL
MURPHY · PLANO ISD
Elementary78.0%+25.3pp
643BUSH EL
THE WOODLANDS · CONROE ISD
Elementary78.0%+25.3pp
644BUSH MIDDLE
SAN ANTONIO · NORTH EAST ISD
Middle78.0%+25.3pp
645CAYUGA H S
TENNESSEE COLONY · CAYUGA ISD
High78.0%+25.3pp
646CELINA H S
CELINA · CELINA ISD
High78.0%+25.3pp
647CLARK INT
SPRING · CONROE ISD
Middle78.0%+25.3pp
648CODER EL
ALEDO · ALEDO ISD
Elementary78.0%+25.3pp
649CRAWFORD EL
CRAWFORD · CRAWFORD ISD
Elementary78.0%+25.3pp
650CRESTVIEW EL
LUBBOCK · FRENSHIP ISD
Elementary78.0%+25.3pp
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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 Reading 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.