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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
1351PARK GLEN EL
FORT WORTH · KELLER ISD
Elementary70.0%+17.3pp
1352PURPLE SAGE EL
AUSTIN · ROUND ROCK ISD
Elementary70.0%+17.3pp
1353RANCHO SIENNA EL
GEORGETOWN · LIBERTY HILL ISD
Elementary70.0%+17.3pp
1354REILLY EL
AUSTIN · AUSTIN ISD
Elementary70.0%+17.3pp
1355ROBERTS EL
LUBBOCK · LUBBOCK ISD
Elementary70.0%+17.3pp
1356SCOTSDALE EL
EL PASO · YSLETA ISD
Elementary70.0%+17.3pp
1357SERENE HILLS EL
AUSTIN · LAKE TRAVIS ISD
Elementary70.0%+17.3pp
1358SHINER EL
SHINER · SHINER ISD
Elementary70.0%+17.3pp
1359SOUTH MIDDLE
EDINBURG · EDINBURG CISD
Middle70.0%+17.3pp
1360SPRING GARDEN EL
BEDFORD · HURST-EULESS-BEDFORD ISD
Elementary70.0%+17.3pp
1361TERAVISTA EL
ROUND ROCK · ROUND ROCK ISD
Elementary70.0%+17.3pp
1362TROUP H S
TROUP · TROUP ISD
High70.0%+17.3pp
1363UPLIFT ELEVATE PREP H S
FORT WORTH · UPLIFT EDUCATION
High70.0%+17.3pp
1364VELMA PENNY EL
LINDALE · LINDALE ISD
Elementary70.0%+17.3pp
1365WALKER CREEK EL
NORTH RICHLAND HILLS · BIRDVILLE ISD
Elementary70.0%+17.3pp
1366WEIMAR H S
WEIMAR · WEIMAR ISD
High70.0%+17.3pp
1367WHITE OAK H S
WHITE OAK · WHITE OAK ISD
High70.0%+17.3pp
1368WIMBERLEY H S
WIMBERLEY · WIMBERLEY ISD
High70.0%+17.3pp
1369WODEN H S
WODEN · WODEN ISD
High70.0%+17.3pp
1370WOODRIDGE EL
SAN ANTONIO · ALAMO HEIGHTS ISD
Elementary70.0%+17.3pp
1371WOODS EL
TYLER · TYLER ISD
Elementary70.0%+17.3pp
1372WYLIE WEST J H
ABILENE · WYLIE ISD
Middle70.0%+17.3pp
1373ABBOTT SCHOOL
ABBOTT · ABBOTT ISD
Combined69.0%+16.3pp
1374ABERNATHY MIDDLE
ABERNATHY · ABERNATHY ISD
Middle69.0%+16.3pp
1375ANNETTA EL
ALEDO · ALEDO ISD
Elementary69.0%+16.3pp
1376ARISTOI CLASSICAL ACADEMY
KATY · ARISTOI CLASSICAL ACADEMY
Elementary69.0%+16.3pp
1377AVINGER SCHOOL
AVINGER · AVINGER ISD
Combined69.0%+16.3pp
1378BELL H S
HURST · HURST-EULESS-BEDFORD ISD
High69.0%+16.3pp
1379BENIGNUS EL
KLEIN · KLEIN ISD
Elementary69.0%+16.3pp
1380BETTE PEROT EL
KELLER · KELLER ISD
Elementary69.0%+16.3pp
1381BOLIN EL
PARKER · ALLEN ISD
Elementary69.0%+16.3pp
1382BONHAM MIDDLE
AMARILLO · AMARILLO ISD
Middle69.0%+16.3pp
1383BRISCOE MIDDLE
SAN ANTONIO · NORTHSIDE ISD
Middle69.0%+16.3pp
1384BROADDUS H S
SAN AUGUSTINE · BROADDUS ISD
Combined69.0%+16.3pp
1385BUTLER EL
ARLINGTON · ARLINGTON ISD
Elementary69.0%+16.3pp
1386CASTLE HILLS EL
SAN ANTONIO · NORTH EAST ISD
Elementary69.0%+16.3pp
1387CHARLENE MCKINZEY MIDDLE
MANSFIELD · MANSFIELD ISD
Middle69.0%+16.3pp
1388CHISUM MIDDLE
PARIS · CHISUM ISD
Middle69.0%+16.3pp
1389COLLEGE VIEW H S
COLLEGE STATION · COLLEGE STATION ISD
High69.0%+16.3pp
1390COX INT
SPRING · CONROE ISD
Middle69.0%+16.3pp
1391DAN D ROGERS EL
DALLAS · DALLAS ISD
Elementary69.0%+16.3pp
1392DARWIN L GILMORE EL
LEAGUE CITY · CLEAR CREEK ISD
Elementary69.0%+16.3pp
1393DUFF EL
ARLINGTON · ARLINGTON ISD
Elementary69.0%+16.3pp
1394DULLES H S
SUGAR LAND · FORT BEND ISD
High69.0%+16.3pp
1395EARL & MARTHALU DIETERICH MIDDLE
MIDLOTHIAN · MIDLOTHIAN ISD
Middle69.0%+16.3pp
1396ELLIOTT EL
MCKINNEY · FRISCO ISD
Elementary69.0%+16.3pp
1397FARNEY EL
HOUSTON · CYPRESS-FAIRBANKS ISD
Elementary69.0%+16.3pp
1398FARWELL H S
FARWELL · FARWELL ISD
High69.0%+16.3pp
1399FAYE WEBB EL
CORPUS CHRISTI · CORPUS CHRISTI ISD
Elementary69.0%+16.3pp
1400FOLKS MIDDLE
SAN ANTONIO · NORTHSIDE ISD
Middle69.0%+16.3pp
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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.