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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
3301LOUISE CABANISS ACADEMY
GRAND PRAIRIE · MANSFIELD ISD
Elementary57.0%+1.4pp
3302MAGNOLIA EL
MAGNOLIA · MAGNOLIA ISD
Elementary57.0%+1.4pp
3303MANSFIELD HERITAGE EL
GRAND PRAIRIE · INTERNATIONAL LEADERSHIP OF TEXAS (ILTEXAS)
Elementary57.0%+1.4pp
3304MATHIS H S
MATHIS · MATHIS ISD
High57.0%+1.4pp
3305MAYDE CREEK J H
HOUSTON · KATY ISD
Middle57.0%+1.4pp
3306MCCARROLL MIDDLE
DECATUR · DECATUR ISD
Middle57.0%+1.4pp
3307MELBA PASSMORE EL
ALVIN · ALVIN ISD
Elementary57.0%+1.4pp
3308MEMORIAL MIDDLE
EDINBURG · EDINBURG CISD
Middle57.0%+1.4pp
3309MENARD ELEMENTARY/JH
MENARD · MENARD ISD
Elementary57.0%+1.4pp
3310MILLSAP H S
MILLSAP · MILLSAP ISD
High57.0%+1.4pp
3311MILTON EL
LAREDO · LAREDO ISD
Elementary57.0%+1.4pp
3312MOLLY LIVENGOOD CARTER EL
HASLET · NORTHWEST ISD
Elementary57.0%+1.4pp
3313MORTON RANCH EL
KATY · KATY ISD
Elementary57.0%+1.4pp
3314MOUNT PLEASANT H S
MOUNT PLEASANT · MOUNT PLEASANT ISD
High57.0%+1.4pp
3315MURNIN EL
SAN ANTONIO · NORTHSIDE ISD
Elementary57.0%+1.4pp
3316NAOMI PASEMANN EL
TAYLOR · TAYLOR ISD
Elementary57.0%+1.4pp
3317NECHES EL
PALESTINE · NECHES ISD
Elementary57.0%+1.4pp
3318NED E WILLIAMS EL
LONGVIEW · LONGVIEW ISD
Elementary57.0%+1.4pp
3319NELSON EL
DENTON · DENTON ISD
Elementary57.0%+1.4pp
3320NEWMAN EL
LAREDO · UNITED ISD
Elementary57.0%+1.4pp
3321NICHOLS-MOCK EL
ROSHARON · ALVIN ISD
Elementary57.0%+1.4pp
3322NOLANVILLE EL
NOLANVILLE · KILLEEN ISD
Elementary57.0%+1.4pp
3323NORTH LAMAR H S
PARIS · NORTH LAMAR ISD
High57.0%+1.4pp
3324O A PETERSON
FORT WORTH · NORTHWEST ISD
Elementary57.0%+1.4pp
3325OLIVEIRA MIDDLE
BROWNSVILLE · BROWNSVILLE ISD
Middle57.0%+1.4pp
3326OLTON H S
OLTON · OLTON ISD
High57.0%+1.4pp
3327ONALASKA EL
ONALASKA · ONALASKA ISD
Elementary57.0%+1.4pp
3328ORANGEFIELD J H
ORANGEFIELD · ORANGEFIELD ISD
Middle57.0%+1.4pp
3329ORE CITY MIDDLE
ORE CITY · ORE CITY ISD
Middle57.0%+1.4pp
3330OZONA MIDDLE
OZONA · CROCKETT COUNTY CONSOLIDATED CSD
Middle57.0%+1.4pp
3331PAETOW H S
KATY · KATY ISD
High57.0%+1.4pp
3332PARKER EL
MIDLAND · MIDLAND ISD
Elementary57.0%+1.4pp
3333PASADENA MEMORIAL H S
PASADENA · PASADENA ISD
High57.0%+1.4pp
3334PEET J H
CONROE · CONROE ISD
Middle57.0%+1.4pp
3335PENELOPE SCHOOL
PENELOPE · PENELOPE ISD
Combined57.0%+1.4pp
3336PERRYTON H S
PERRYTON · PERRYTON ISD
High57.0%+1.4pp
3337PETTUS SECONDARY
PETTUS · PETTUS ISD
High57.0%+1.4pp
3338PLANO EAST SR H S
PLANO · PLANO ISD
High57.0%+1.4pp
3339PLUM CREEK EL
LOCKHART · LOCKHART ISD
Elementary57.0%+1.4pp
3340RASCO MIDDLE
LAKE JACKSON · BRAZOSPORT ISD
Middle57.0%+1.4pp
3341RAYE-ALLEN EL
TEMPLE · TEMPLE ISD
Elementary57.0%+1.4pp
3342RED EL
HOUSTON · HOUSTON ISD
Elementary57.0%+1.4pp
3343RIDGECREST EL
AMARILLO · AMARILLO ISD
Elementary57.0%+1.4pp
3344RIDGLEA HILLS EL
FORT WORTH · FORT WORTH ISD
Elementary57.0%+1.4pp
3345ROBERT R ROJAS EL
EL PASO · SOCORRO ISD
Elementary57.0%+1.4pp
3346ROBERT T HILL MIDDLE
DALLAS · DALLAS ISD
Middle57.0%+1.4pp
3347ROCK PRAIRIE EL
COLLEGE STATION · COLLEGE STATION ISD
Elementary57.0%+1.4pp
3348SAM HOUSTON COLLEGIATE PREPARATORY EL
MIDLAND · MIDLAND ISD
Elementary57.0%+1.4pp
3349SAN ISIDRO EL
SAN ISIDRO · SAN ISIDRO ISD
Elementary57.0%+1.4pp
3350SAN JACINTO EL
DEER PARK · DEER PARK ISD
Elementary57.0%+1.4pp
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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.