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2017 Statewide High School Rankings 2017 Statewide High School Rankings CAMPUS DISTRICT COUNTY STATE RANK GRADE SCHOOL FOR THE TALENTED DALLAS ISD DALLAS COUNTY 1 A+ AND GIFTED DEBAKEY H S FOR HEALTH HOUSTON ISD HARRIS COUNTY 2 A+ PROF CHALLENGE EARLY COLLEGE H HOUSTON ISD HARRIS COUNTY 3 A+ S LASA H S AUSTIN ISD TRAVIS COUNTY 4 A+ PERFOR & VIS ARTS H S HOUSTON ISD HARRIS COUNTY 5 A+ HEALTH CAREERS H S NORTHSIDE ISD BEXAR COUNTY 6 A+ YOUNG WOMEN'S LEADERSHIP SAN ANTONIO ISD BEXAR COUNTY 7 A+ ACADEMY EASTWOOD ACADEMY HOUSTON ISD HARRIS COUNTY 8 A+ CARNEGIE VANGUARD H S HOUSTON ISD HARRIS COUNTY 9 A+ CLEAR HORIZONS EARLY CLEAR CREEK ISD GALVESTON COUNTY 10 A+ COLLEGE H S TRINIDAD GARZA EARLY DALLAS ISD DALLAS COUNTY 11 A+ COLLEGE AT MT VIEW KERR H S ALIEF ISD HARRIS COUNTY 12 A+ TALKINGTON SCHOOL FOR LUBBOCK ISD LUBBOCK COUNTY 13 A+ YOUNG WOMEN LEADERS SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND DALLAS ISD DALLAS COUNTY 14 A+ ENGINEERING SILVA HEALTH MAGNET EL PASO ISD EL PASO COUNTY 15 A+ WESTLAKE ACADEMY CHARTER WESTLAKE ACADEMY TARRANT COUNTY 16 A+ SCHOOL DR WRIGHT L LASSITER JR DALLAS ISD DALLAS COUNTY 17 A+ EARLY COLLEGE H S TRAVIS EARLY COLLEGE H S SAN ANTONIO ISD BEXAR COUNTY 18 A+ WESTWOOD H S ROUND ROCK ISD WILLIAMSON COUNTY 19 A+ IRMA LERMA RANGEL YOUNG DALLAS ISD DALLAS COUNTY 19 A+ WOMEN'S LEADERSHIP 1 CAMPUS DISTRICT COUNTY STATE RANK GRADE IDEA FRONTIER COLLEGE IDEA PUBLIC SCHOOLS HIDALGO COUNTY 21 A+ PREPARATORY HARMONY SCHOOL OF HARMONY SCHOOL OF HARRIS COUNTY 22 A+ INNOVATION-SUGAR LAND SCIENCE - HOUSTON CLEMENTS H S FORT BEND ISD FORT BEND COUNTY 23 A+ BOOKER T WASHINGTON SPVA DALLAS ISD DALLAS COUNTY 24 A+ MAGNET SEVEN LAKES H S KATY ISD HARRIS COUNTY 25 A+ RICHARDS SCH FOR YOUNG AUSTIN ISD TRAVIS COUNTY 26 A+ WOMEN LEADERS MIAMI SCHOOL MIAMI ISD ROBERTS COUNTY 27 A+ EAST EARLY COLLEGE H S HOUSTON ISD HARRIS COUNTY 28 A+ SUNDOWN H S SUNDOWN ISD HOCKLEY COUNTY 29 A+ ANDERSON H S AUSTIN ISD TRAVIS COUNTY 30 A+ HIGHLAND PARK H S HIGHLAND PARK ISD DALLAS COUNTY 31 A+ LIBERTY H S FRISCO ISD COLLIN COUNTY 32 A+ IDEA QUEST COLLEGE IDEA PUBLIC SCHOOLS HIDALGO COUNTY 33 A+ PREPARATORY JOHNSON H S NORTH EAST ISD BEXAR COUNTY 34 A+ KELLER H S KELLER ISD TARRANT COUNTY 35 A+ KNIPPA SCHOOL KNIPPA ISD UVALDE COUNTY 36 A+ JUDGE BAREFOOT SANDERS DALLAS ISD DALLAS COUNTY 37 A+ LAW MAGNET CLEAR LAKE H S CLEAR CREEK ISD GALVESTON COUNTY 38 A+ CINCO RANCH H S KATY ISD HARRIS COUNTY 39 A+ CARROLL SENIOR H S CARROLL ISD TARRANT COUNTY 40 A+ HARMONY SCIENCE ACAD (EL HARMONY SCIENCE ACAD (EL EL PASO COUNTY 41 A+ PASO) PASO) HECTOR J GARCIA EARLY LAREDO ISD WEBB COUNTY 42 A+ COLLEGE H S MISSION EARLY COLLEGE H S SOCORRO ISD EL PASO COUNTY 43 A+ JUDSON EARLY COLLEGE JUDSON ISD BEXAR COUNTY 44 A+ ACADEMY BOWIE H S AUSTIN ISD TRAVIS COUNTY 45 A+ 2 CAMPUS DISTRICT COUNTY STATE RANK GRADE UPLIFT EDUCATION-NORTH UPLIFT EDUCATION DALLAS COUNTY 46 A+ HILLS PREP H S ALIEF EARLY COLLEGE H S ALIEF ISD HARRIS COUNTY 47 A+ EARLY H S EARLY ISD BROWN COUNTY 48 A+ WESTLAKE H S EANES ISD TRAVIS COUNTY 49 A+ CARROLLTON-FARMERS EARLY COLLEGE H S DALLAS COUNTY 50 A+ BRANCH ISD QUEST EARLY COLLEGE H S HUMBLE ISD HARRIS COUNTY 51 A+ SABINE PASS SCHOOL SABINE PASS ISD JEFFERSON COUNTY 52 A+ TEXAS ACADEMY OF FORT WORTH ISD TARRANT COUNTY 53 A+ BIOMEDICAL VALLE VERDE EARLY COLLEGE YSLETA ISD EL PASO COUNTY 54 A+ H S IDEA COLLEGE PREPARATORY IDEA PUBLIC SCHOOLS HIDALGO COUNTY 55 A+ ALAMO LOVEJOY H S LOVEJOY ISD COLLIN COUNTY 56 A+ MEMORIAL H S SPRING BRANCH ISD HARRIS COUNTY 57 A+ HARMONY SCIENCE ACADEMY- HARMONY SCIENCE ACADEMY TRAVIS COUNTY 58 A+ PFLUGERVILLE (AUSTIN) VANGUARD REMBRANDT VANGUARD ACADEMY HIDALGO COUNTY 59 A+ HARMONY SCIENCE ACADEMY- HARMONY SCIENCE ACADEMY HARRIS COUNTY 60 A+ HOUSTON NYOS CHARTER SCHOOL NYOS CHARTER SCHOOL TRAVIS COUNTY 61 A+ WAKELAND H S FRISCO ISD COLLIN COUNTY 62 A+ CEDAR HILL COLLEGIATE H S CEDAR HILL ISD DALLAS COUNTY 63 A+ NORTH HOUSTON EARLY HOUSTON ISD HARRIS COUNTY 64 A+ COLLEGE H S CHAPARRAL STAR ACADEMY CHAPARRAL STAR ACADEMY TRAVIS COUNTY 65 A+ KATHLYN JOY GILLIAM DALLAS ISD DALLAS COUNTY 66 A+ COLLEGIATE ACADEMY CENTENNIAL H S FRISCO ISD COLLIN COUNTY 67 A+ SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND BEXAR COUNTY 68 A+ TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY TOMBALL MEMORIAL H S TOMBALL ISD HARRIS COUNTY 69 A+ WESTCHESTER ACADEMY FOR SPRING BRANCH ISD HARRIS COUNTY 70 A+ INTERNATIONAL STUDIES 3 CAMPUS DISTRICT COUNTY STATE RANK GRADE SHALLOWATER H S SHALLOWATER ISD LUBBOCK COUNTY 71 A+ CYPRESS RANCH H S CYPRESS-FAIRBANKS ISD HARRIS COUNTY 72 A+ SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND DALLAS ISD DALLAS COUNTY 73 A+ MANAGEMENT FLOWER MOUND H S LEWISVILLE ISD DENTON COUNTY 74 A+ VANDEGRIFT H S LEANDER ISD WILLIAMSON COUNTY 75 A+ LINDSAY H S LINDSAY ISD COOKE COUNTY 76 A+ WYLIE H S WYLIE ISD TAYLOR COUNTY 77 A+ VISTA RIDGE H S LEANDER ISD WILLIAMSON COUNTY 78 A+ SCHOOL OF HEALTH DALLAS ISD DALLAS COUNTY 79 A+ PROFESSIONS TRANSMOUNTAIN EARLY EL PASO ISD EL PASO COUNTY 80 A+ COLLEGE H S RIDGE POINT H S FORT BEND ISD FORT BEND COUNTY 81 A+ NAZARETH SCHOOL NAZARETH ISD CASTRO COUNTY 82 A+ COLLEGE PARK H S CONROE ISD MONTGOMERY COUNTY 83 A+ KINGWOOD H S HUMBLE ISD HARRIS COUNTY 84 A+ PLANO EAST SR H S PLANO ISD COLLIN COUNTY 85 A+ A & M CONS H S COLLEGE STATION ISD BRAZOS COUNTY 86 A+ DULLES H S FORT BEND ISD FORT BEND COUNTY 87 A+ EARLY COLLEGE H S AT MIDLAND ISD MIDLAND COUNTY 88 A+ MIDLAND COLLEGE WYLIE H S WYLIE ISD COLLIN COUNTY 89 A+ BRYAN COLLEGIATE H S BRYAN ISD BRAZOS COUNTY 90 A+ CLEAR FALLS H S CLEAR CREEK ISD GALVESTON COUNTY 91 A+ SHINER H S SHINER ISD LAVACA COUNTY 92 A+ TAYLOR H S KATY ISD HARRIS COUNTY 93 A+ YES PREP - NORTH CENTRAL YES PREP PUBLIC SCHOOLS INC HARRIS COUNTY 94 A+ MUENSTER H S MUENSTER ISD COOKE COUNTY 95 A+ 4 CAMPUS DISTRICT COUNTY STATE RANK GRADE WAXAHACHIE GLOBAL H S WAXAHACHIE ISD ELLIS COUNTY 96 A+ GLENDA DAWSON H S PEARLAND ISD BRAZORIA COUNTY 97 A+ CLEAR SPRINGS H S CLEAR CREEK ISD GALVESTON COUNTY 98 A+ FORT WORTH ACADEMY OF FORT WORTH ACADEMY OF TARRANT COUNTY 99 A+ FINE ARTS FINE ARTS IMPACT EARLY COLLEGE H S GOOSE CREEK CISD HARRIS COUNTY 100 A+ YES PREP - SOUTHEAST YES PREP PUBLIC SCHOOLS INC HARRIS COUNTY 101 A+ FRISCO H S FRISCO ISD COLLIN COUNTY 102 A+ GEORGE RANCH H S LAMAR CISD FORT BEND COUNTY 102 A+ HOLLIDAY H S HOLLIDAY ISD ARCHER COUNTY 102 A+ CLARK H S NORTHSIDE ISD BEXAR COUNTY 105 A+ COPPELL H S COPPELL ISD DALLAS COUNTY 106 A+ KLONDIKE ISD KLONDIKE ISD DAWSON COUNTY 107 A+ DRIPPING SPRINGS H S DRIPPING SPRINGS ISD HAYS COUNTY 107 A+ HOWE H S HOWE ISD GRAYSON COUNTY 109 A+ JIMMY CARTER EARLY LA JOYA ISD HIDALGO COUNTY 110 A+ COLLEGE H S CUSHING SCHOOL CUSHING ISD NACOGDOCHES COUNTY 111 A+ HERITAGE H S FRISCO ISD COLLIN COUNTY 112 A+ MCCALLUM H S AUSTIN ISD TRAVIS COUNTY 113 A+ IDEA COLLEGE PREP IDEA PUBLIC SCHOOLS HIDALGO COUNTY 114 A+ MCKINNEY BOYD H S MCKINNEY ISD COLLIN COUNTY 115 A REAGAN H S NORTH EAST ISD BEXAR COUNTY 116 A STEPHEN F AUSTIN H S FORT BEND ISD FORT BEND COUNTY 117 A IDALOU H S IDALOU ISD LUBBOCK COUNTY 118 A BRANDEIS H S NORTHSIDE ISD BEXAR COUNTY 119 A BELLAIRE H S HOUSTON ISD HARRIS COUNTY 120 A 5 CAMPUS DISTRICT COUNTY STATE RANK GRADE HIGHLAND SCHOOL HIGHLAND ISD NOLAN COUNTY 121 A BARBERS HILL H S BARBERS HILL ISD CHAMBERS COUNTY 122 A BYRON NELSON H S NORTHWEST ISD DENTON COUNTY 123 A BROWNSVILLE EARLY COLLEGE BROWNSVILLE ISD CAMERON COUNTY 124 A H S MIDWAY H S MIDWAY ISD MCLENNAN COUNTY 125 A ACHIEVE EARLY COLLEGE H S MCALLEN ISD HIDALGO COUNTY 126 A FORNEY H S FORNEY ISD KAUFMAN COUNTY 127 A MCKINNEY NORTH H S MCKINNEY ISD COLLIN COUNTY 128 A SPRING EARLY COLLEGE SPRING ISD HARRIS COUNTY 129 A ACADEMY SMITHSON VALLEY H S COMAL ISD COMAL COUNTY 130 A LAWRENCE E ELKINS H S FORT BEND ISD FORT BEND COUNTY 131 A YES PREP - SOUTHWEST YES PREP PUBLIC SCHOOLS INC HARRIS COUNTY 132 A ROSIE SORRELLS EDUCATION DALLAS ISD DALLAS COUNTY 133 A AND SOCIAL SERVICES H S JOHN B ALEXANDER H S UNITED ISD WEBB COUNTY 134 A EASTWOOD H S YSLETA ISD EL PASO COUNTY 135 A HARMONY SCHOOL OF HARMONY SCHOOL OF HARRIS COUNTY 136 A DISCOVERY - HOUSTON EXCELLENCE HARMONY SCHOOL OF HARMONY SCIENCE ACADEMY HARRIS COUNTY 137 A INGENUITY-HOUSTON MELISSA H S MELISSA ISD COLLIN COUNTY 138 A HARMONY SCHOOL OF HARMONY SCHOOL OF HARRIS COUNTY 139 A ADVANCEMENT-HOUSTON EXCELLENCE CYPRESS WOODS H S CYPRESS-FAIRBANKS ISD HARRIS COUNTY 140 A FALLS CITY H S FALLS CITY ISD KARNES COUNTY 141 A MUMFORD H S MUMFORD ISD ROBERTSON COUNTY 142 A SUNNYVALE H S SUNNYVALE ISD DALLAS COUNTY 143 A THE SCIENCE ACADEMY OF SOUTH TEXAS ISD CAMERON COUNTY 144 A SOUTH TEXAS ROUND ROCK H S ROUND ROCK ISD WILLIAMSON COUNTY 145 A 6 CAMPUS DISTRICT COUNTY STATE RANK GRADE ALBANY JR-SR H S ALBANY ISD SHACKELFORD COUNTY 146 A LAMPASAS H S LAMPASAS ISD LAMPASAS COUNTY 147 A PAUL AND JANE MEYER PUBLIC RAPOPORT ACADEMY PUBLIC MCLENNAN COUNTY 148 A H S SCHOOL KIPP HOUSTON H S KIPP INC CHARTER HARRIS COUNTY 149 A FRIENDSWOOD H S FRIENDSWOOD ISD GALVESTON COUNTY 150 A IRAAN H S IRAAN-SHEFFIELD ISD PECOS COUNTY 151 A WHITE OAK H S WHITE OAK ISD GREGG COUNTY 151 A FLATONIA SECONDARY FLATONIA ISD FAYETTE COUNTY 153 A WINNSBORO H S WINNSBORO ISD WOOD COUNTY 154 A CY-FAIR HIGH SCHOOL CYPRESS-FAIRBANKS ISD HARRIS COUNTY 155 A MONTGOMERY H S MONTGOMERY ISD MONTGOMERY COUNTY 156 A BIG SANDY H S BIG SANDY ISD UPSHUR COUNTY 157 A MARCUS H S LEWISVILLE ISD DENTON COUNTY 158 A CALLISBURG H S CALLISBURG ISD COOKE COUNTY 159 A CALDWELL H S CALDWELL ISD BURLESON COUNTY 160 A ALEDO H S ALEDO ISD PARKER COUNTY 161 A OAK RIDGE H S CONROE ISD MONTGOMERY COUNTY 162 A THE WOODLANDS H S CONROE ISD MONTGOMERY COUNTY 163 A COLLEYVILLE HERITAGE H S GRAPEVINE-COLLEYVILLE ISD TARRANT COUNTY 164 A VALLEY SCHOOL TURKEY-QUITAQUE
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