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Texas schools ranked by test score

Latest STAAR year (2025-26). 7,751 schools with reported Reading scores. State average: 55.6%.
RankSchoolLevelReadingvs state
2601LIBERTY HILL H S
LIBERTY HILL · LIBERTY HILL ISD
High61.0%+5.4pp
2602LOVELADY H S
PRINCETON · PRINCETON ISD
High61.0%+5.4pp
2603LUBBOCK H S
LUBBOCK · LUBBOCK ISD
High61.0%+5.4pp
2604LUCILE HENDRICKS EL
MCALLEN · MCALLEN ISD
Elementary61.0%+5.4pp
2605MACARTHUR EL
GALENA PARK · GALENA PARK ISD
Elementary61.0%+5.4pp
2606MADELEY RANCH EL
MONTGOMERY · MONTGOMERY ISD
Elementary61.0%+5.4pp
2607MADISONVILLE INT
MADISONVILLE · MADISONVILLE CISD
Elementary61.0%+5.4pp
2608MANSFIELD LEGACY H S
MANSFIELD · MANSFIELD ISD
High61.0%+5.4pp
2609MANVEL H S
MANVEL · ALVIN ISD
High61.0%+5.4pp
2610MARCIA R GARZA
ALAMO · PHARR-SAN JUAN-ALAMO ISD
Elementary61.0%+5.4pp
2611MARTHA REID ACADEMY
ARLINGTON · MANSFIELD ISD
Elementary61.0%+5.4pp
2612MAUDE MAE KIRCHNER EL
QUEMADO · EAGLE PASS ISD
Elementary61.0%+5.4pp
2613MAURICE L WOLFE EL
HOUSTON · KATY ISD
Elementary61.0%+5.4pp
2614MCKINNEY H S
MCKINNEY · MCKINNEY ISD
High61.0%+5.4pp
2615METZLER EL
KLEIN · KLEIN ISD
Elementary61.0%+5.4pp
2616MILLSAP EL
CYPRESS · CYPRESS-FAIRBANKS ISD
Elementary61.0%+5.4pp
2617MONTAGUE VILLAGE EL
FORT CAVAZOS · KILLEEN ISD
Elementary61.0%+5.4pp
2618MOORE EL
ARLINGTON · ARLINGTON ISD
Elementary61.0%+5.4pp
2619MOUND EL
BURLESON · BURLESON ISD
Elementary61.0%+5.4pp
2620NANCY SMITH EL
ALBANY · ALBANY ISD
Elementary61.0%+5.4pp
2621NICHOLS SAWMILL EL
MAGNOLIA · MAGNOLIA ISD
Elementary61.0%+5.4pp
2622NOLAN MIDDLE
HARKER HEIGHTS · KILLEEN ISD
Middle61.0%+5.4pp
2623NOONAN EL
ALICE · ALICE ISD
Elementary61.0%+5.4pp
2624NORMANGEE H S
NORMANGEE · NORMANGEE ISD
High61.0%+5.4pp
2625NORTH BELTON MIDDLE
TEMPLE · BELTON ISD
Middle61.0%+5.4pp
2626NORTH EULESS EL
EULESS · HURST-EULESS-BEDFORD ISD
Elementary61.0%+5.4pp
2627NORTH SHORE MIDDLE
HOUSTON · GALENA PARK ISD
Middle61.0%+5.4pp
2628NORTHSIDE SCHOOL
VERNON · NORTHSIDE ISD
Combined61.0%+5.4pp
2629OLD TOWN EL
ROUND ROCK · ROUND ROCK ISD
Elementary61.0%+5.4pp
2630OLNEY J H
OLNEY · OLNEY ISD
Middle61.0%+5.4pp
2631PALM EL
AUSTIN · AUSTIN ISD
Elementary61.0%+5.4pp
2632PAUL AND JANE MEYER PUBLIC H S
WACO · RAPOPORT ACADEMY PUBLIC SCHOOL
High61.0%+5.4pp
2633PEARCE H S
RICHARDSON · RICHARDSON ISD
High61.0%+5.4pp
2634PETROSKY EL
HOUSTON · ALIEF ISD
Elementary61.0%+5.4pp
2635PEWITT H S
OMAHA · PEWITT CISD
High61.0%+5.4pp
2636PINNACLE INT
AMARILLO · CANYON ISD
Middle61.0%+5.4pp
2637POE EL
HOUSTON · HOUSTON ISD
Elementary61.0%+5.4pp
2638PURPLE HEART EL
EL PASO · SOCORRO ISD
Elementary61.0%+5.4pp
2639RAWLINSON MIDDLE
SAN ANTONIO · NORTHSIDE ISD
Middle61.0%+5.4pp
2640RAY D CORBETT J H
SCHERTZ · SCHERTZ-CIBOLO-U CITY ISD
Middle61.0%+5.4pp
2641REES EL
HOUSTON · ALIEF ISD
Elementary61.0%+5.4pp
2642REUBEN JOHNSON EL
MCKINNEY · MCKINNEY ISD
Elementary61.0%+5.4pp
2643RICHARDSON TERRACE EL
RICHARDSON · RICHARDSON ISD
Elementary61.0%+5.4pp
2644RICHLAND H S
NORTH RICHLAND HILLS · BIRDVILLE ISD
High61.0%+5.4pp
2645RIVERCREST H S
BOGATA · RIVERCREST ISD
High61.0%+5.4pp
2646RODEO PALMS J H
MANVEL · ALVIN ISD
Middle61.0%+5.4pp
2647RONALD THORNTON MIDDLE
MISSOURI CITY · FORT BEND ISD
Middle61.0%+5.4pp
2648RUTH AND HAROLD FRAZIER EL
MCKINNEY · MCKINNEY ISD
Elementary61.0%+5.4pp
2649S/SGT MICHAEL P BARRERA VETERANS EL
VON ORMY · SOMERSET ISD
Elementary61.0%+5.4pp
2650SANCHEZ EL
HOUSTON · HOUSTON ISD
Elementary61.0%+5.4pp
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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 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.