Texas schools ranked by test score
Latest STAAR year (2025-26). 3,407 schools with reported Social Studies scores. State average: 47.8%.
| Rank | School | Level | Social Studies | vs state |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 151 | SOUTH TEXAS ISD WORLD SCHOLARS EDINBURG · SOUTH TEXAS ISD | High | 88.0% | +40.2pp |
| 152 | STEPHEN F AUSTIN H S SUGAR LAND · FORT BEND ISD | High | 88.0% | +40.2pp |
| 153 | TAYLOR H S KATY · KATY ISD | High | 88.0% | +40.2pp |
| 154 | WODEN H S WODEN · WODEN ISD | High | 88.0% | +40.2pp |
| 155 | ALAMO HEIGHTS H S SAN ANTONIO · ALAMO HEIGHTS ISD | High | 87.0% | +39.2pp |
| 156 | ALPINE H S ALPINE · ALPINE ISD | High | 87.0% | +39.2pp |
| 157 | AUSTIN H S AUSTIN · AUSTIN ISD | High | 87.0% | +39.2pp |
| 158 | CINCO RANCH H S KATY · KATY ISD | High | 87.0% | +39.2pp |
| 159 | COLLEYVILLE HERITAGE H S COLLEYVILLE · GRAPEVINE-COLLEYVILLE ISD | High | 87.0% | +39.2pp |
| 160 | ENERGY INSTITUTE H S HOUSTON · HOUSTON ISD | High | 87.0% | +39.2pp |
| 161 | FRANKLIN H S FRANKLIN · FRANKLIN ISD | High | 87.0% | +39.2pp |
| 162 | GOLDTHWAITE H S GOLDTHWAITE · GOLDTHWAITE ISD | High | 87.0% | +39.2pp |
| 163 | GRAND OAKS H S SPRING · CONROE ISD | High | 87.0% | +39.2pp |
| 164 | HENDRICKSON H S PFLUGERVILLE · PFLUGERVILLE ISD | High | 87.0% | +39.2pp |
| 165 | KATY H S KATY · KATY ISD | High | 87.0% | +39.2pp |
| 166 | LAKE CREEK H S MONTGOMERY · MONTGOMERY ISD | High | 87.0% | +39.2pp |
| 167 | MARCUS H S FLOWER MOUND · LEWISVILLE ISD | High | 87.0% | +39.2pp |
| 168 | ROBERT TURNER COLLEGE AND CAREER H S PEARLAND · PEARLAND ISD | High | 87.0% | +39.2pp |
| 169 | T H ROGERS SCHOOL HOUSTON · HOUSTON ISD | Combined | 87.0% | +39.2pp |
| 170 | TOLAR H S TOLAR · TOLAR ISD | High | 87.0% | +39.2pp |
| 171 | WYLIE H S WYLIE · WYLIE ISD | High | 87.0% | +39.2pp |
| 172 | ALLEN H S ALLEN · ALLEN ISD | High | 86.0% | +38.2pp |
| 173 | BENJAMIN SCHOOL BENJAMIN · BENJAMIN ISD | Combined | 86.0% | +38.2pp |
| 174 | BOB HOPE H S PORT ARTHUR · BOB HOPE SCHOOL | High | 86.0% | +38.2pp |
| 175 | CANADIAN H S CANADIAN · CANADIAN ISD | High | 86.0% | +38.2pp |
| 176 | CLARENDON H S CLARENDON · CLARENDON ISD | High | 86.0% | +38.2pp |
| 177 | COLLEGE PARK H S THE WOODLANDS · CONROE ISD | High | 86.0% | +38.2pp |
| 178 | EARLY H S EARLY · EARLY ISD | High | 86.0% | +38.2pp |
| 179 | ILTEXAS AGGIELAND H S COLLEGE STATION · INTERNATIONAL LEADERSHIP OF TEXAS (ILTEXAS) | High | 86.0% | +38.2pp |
| 180 | KILLEEN ISD EARLY COLLEGE H S FORT CAVAZOS · KILLEEN ISD | High | 86.0% | +38.2pp |
| 181 | LONE STAR H S FRISCO · FRISCO ISD | High | 86.0% | +38.2pp |
| 182 | MISSION COLLEGIATE H S ALTON · MISSION CISD | High | 86.0% | +38.2pp |
| 183 | PEASTER H S WEATHERFORD · PEASTER ISD | High | 86.0% | +38.2pp |
| 184 | ROCKWALL-HEATH H S HEATH · ROCKWALL ISD | High | 86.0% | +38.2pp |
| 185 | TIMBER CREEK H S FORT WORTH · KELLER ISD | High | 86.0% | +38.2pp |
| 186 | WESTHOFF EL WESTHOFF · WESTHOFF ISD | Elementary | 86.0% | +38.2pp |
| 187 | WYLIE EAST H S WYLIE · WYLIE ISD | High | 86.0% | +38.2pp |
| 188 | WYLIE H S ABILENE · WYLIE ISD | High | 86.0% | +38.2pp |
| 189 | ALEDO H S ALEDO · ALEDO ISD | High | 85.0% | +37.2pp |
| 190 | AMERICAS H S EL PASO · SOCORRO ISD | High | 85.0% | +37.2pp |
| 191 | ANDERSON H S AUSTIN · AUSTIN ISD | High | 85.0% | +37.2pp |
| 192 | CLINT ISD EARLY COLLEGE ACADEMY CLINT · CLINT ISD | High | 85.0% | +37.2pp |
| 193 | DEL RIO EARLY COLLEGE H S DEL RIO · SAN FELIPE-DEL RIO CISD | High | 85.0% | +37.2pp |
| 194 | DUMAS H S DUMAS · DUMAS ISD | High | 85.0% | +37.2pp |
| 195 | EAST BERNARD H S EAST BERNARD · EAST BERNARD ISD | High | 85.0% | +37.2pp |
| 196 | EASTWOOD H S EL PASO · YSLETA ISD | High | 85.0% | +37.2pp |
| 197 | EMERSON H S MCKINNEY · FRISCO ISD | High | 85.0% | +37.2pp |
| 198 | FLOUR BLUFF H S CORPUS CHRISTI · FLOUR BLUFF ISD | High | 85.0% | +37.2pp |
| 199 | FORT SETTLEMENT MIDDLE SUGAR LAND · FORT BEND ISD | Middle | 85.0% | +37.2pp |
| 200 | HAROLD T BRANCH ACADEMY FOR CAREER & TECHNICAL ED CORPUS CHRISTI · CORPUS CHRISTI ISD | High | 85.0% | +37.2pp |
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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.