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Texas schools ranked by test score

Latest STAAR year (2025-26). 3,407 schools with reported Social Studies scores. State average: 47.8%.
RankSchoolLevelSocial Studiesvs state
1501JAY H S
SAN ANTONIO · NORTHSIDE ISD
High52.0%+4.2pp
1502JESUS MOROLES EXPRESSIVE ARTS VANGUARD
DALLAS · DALLAS ISD
Elementary52.0%+4.2pp
1503LOMETA SCHOOL
LOMETA · LOMETA ISD
Combined52.0%+4.2pp
1504LOUISE H S
LOUISE · LOUISE ISD
High52.0%+4.2pp
1505MARSHALL H S
MARSHALL · MARSHALL ISD
High52.0%+4.2pp
1506MARTIN H S
LAREDO · LAREDO ISD
High52.0%+4.2pp
1507MEDLIN MIDDLE
TROPHY CLUB · NORTHWEST ISD
Middle52.0%+4.2pp
1508MILANO J H
MILANO · MILANO ISD
Middle52.0%+4.2pp
1509MOISES VELA MIDDLE
HARLINGEN · HARLINGEN CISD
Middle52.0%+4.2pp
1510MONAHANS H S
MONAHANS · MONAHANS-WICKETT-PYOTE ISD
High52.0%+4.2pp
1511O HENRY MIDDLE
AUSTIN · AUSTIN ISD
Middle52.0%+4.2pp
1512RAYMOND B COOPER J H
WYLIE · WYLIE ISD
Middle52.0%+4.2pp
1513RISING STAR H S
RISING STAR · RISING STAR ISD
High52.0%+4.2pp
1514SANDERSON SCHOOLS
SANDERSON · TERRELL COUNTY ISD
Combined52.0%+4.2pp
1515SOMERSET H S
SOMERSET · SOMERSET ISD
High52.0%+4.2pp
1516STAFFORD MIDDLE
FRISCO · FRISCO ISD
Middle52.0%+4.2pp
1517SUNDOWN J H
SUNDOWN · SUNDOWN ISD
Middle52.0%+4.2pp
1518TRAUTMANN MIDDLE
LAREDO · UNITED ISD
Middle52.0%+4.2pp
1519TRIVIUM ACADEMY
CARROLLTON · TRIVIUM ACADEMY
Combined52.0%+4.2pp
1520VAN HORN SCHOOL
VAN HORN · CULBERSON COUNTY-ALLAMOORE ISD
Combined52.0%+4.2pp
1521WESTERN HILLS H S
FORT WORTH · FORT WORTH ISD
High52.0%+4.2pp
1522WOLFE CITY MIDDLE
WOLFE CITY · WOLFE CITY ISD
Middle52.0%+4.2pp
1523WOODCREEK MIDDLE
HOUSTON · HUMBLE ISD
Middle52.0%+4.2pp
1524YES PREP - SOUTHEAST
HOUSTON · YES PREP PUBLIC SCHOOLS INC
High52.0%+4.2pp
1525ALEDO MIDDLE
ALEDO · ALEDO ISD
Middle51.0%+3.2pp
1526ARCHER CITY H S
ARCHER CITY · ARCHER CITY ISD
High51.0%+3.2pp
1527BALL H S
GALVESTON · GALVESTON ISD
High51.0%+3.2pp
1528BONHAM H S
BONHAM · BONHAM ISD
High51.0%+3.2pp
1529BRYSON SCHOOL
BRYSON · BRYSON ISD
Combined51.0%+3.2pp
1530CHILTON SCHOOL
CHILTON · CHILTON ISD
Combined51.0%+3.2pp
1531COMFORT H S
COMFORT · COMFORT ISD
High51.0%+3.2pp
1532DAWSON PK-12
DAWSON · DAWSON ISD
Combined51.0%+3.2pp
1533ECONOMEDES H S
EDINBURG · EDINBURG CISD
High51.0%+3.2pp
1534EL PASO LEADERSHIP ACADEMY - H S EAST
EL PASO · EL PASO LEADERSHIP ACADEMY
High51.0%+3.2pp
1535ELGIN H S
ELGIN · ELGIN ISD
High51.0%+3.2pp
1536GREAT HEARTS FOREST HEIGHTS
SAN ANTONIO · GREAT HEARTS TEXAS
Combined51.0%+3.2pp
1537HARMONY SCIENCE ACAD (EL PASO)
EL PASO · HARMONY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - WEST TEXAS
High51.0%+3.2pp
1538HARMONY VIRTUAL ACADEMY
HOUSTON · HARMONY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - HOUSTON SOUTH
Combined51.0%+3.2pp
1539HIGHLANDS H S
SAN ANTONIO · SAN ANTONIO ISD
High51.0%+3.2pp
1540IDEA RUNDBERG COLLEGE PREPARATORY
AUSTIN · IDEA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
High51.0%+3.2pp
1541ILTEXAS RICHMOND MIDDLE
RICHMOND · INTERNATIONAL LEADERSHIP OF TEXAS (ILTEXAS)
Middle51.0%+3.2pp
1542IRVIN H S
EL PASO · EL PASO ISD
High51.0%+3.2pp
1543LIPAN H S
LIPAN · LIPAN ISD
High51.0%+3.2pp
1544LOCKHART H S
LOCKHART · LOCKHART ISD
High51.0%+3.2pp
1545MCCOLLUM H S
SAN ANTONIO · HARLANDALE ISD
High51.0%+3.2pp
1546MILDRED H S
CORSICANA · MILDRED ISD
High51.0%+3.2pp
1547NAVASOTA H S
NAVASOTA · NAVASOTA ISD
High51.0%+3.2pp
1548NEWTON H S
NEWTON · NEWTON ISD
High51.0%+3.2pp
1549OAK HILLS J H
MONTGOMERY · MONTGOMERY ISD
Middle51.0%+3.2pp
1550OAKRUN MIDDLE
NEW BRAUNFELS · NEW BRAUNFELS ISD
Middle51.0%+3.2pp
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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.