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Texas Academic Decathlon 2021 Region Competition ALL Schools Rank L M S Region District School Score 1M 10 Highland Park ISD Highland Park High School 51,914.0 2M 5 Friendswood ISD Friendswood High School *** 49,370.0 3L 7 Fort Bend ISD Dulles High School *** 49,289.9 4M 8 Lubbock ISD Lubbock High School *** 49,230.8 5L 10 Plano ISD Plano East Senior High School *** 46,613.6 6M 9 Frisco ISD Reedy High School *** 46,385.4 7L 5 Pearland ISD Pearland High School *** 46,327.1 8S 3 Bandera ISD Bandera High School *** 45,184.1 9M 9 Lewisville ISD The Colony High School 44,214.3 10 L 10 Rockwall ISD Rockwall‐Heath High School 44,071.6 11 L 4 Northside ISD Earl Warren High School *** 43,929.2 12 M 8 Lubbock ISD Monterey High School 43,902.8 13 L 7 Katy ISD James Taylor High School 43,845.4 14 M 9 Frisco ISD Frisco High School 43,555.7 15 L 4 Northside ISD John Marshall High School 43,440.3 16 L 9 Lewisville ISD Hebron High School *** 43,410.0 17 L 4 Northside ISD Health Careers High School 43,320.3 18 L 7 Katy ISD Seven Lakes High School 43,264.7 19 L 9 Irving ISD Irving High School 43,256.7 20 L 7 Katy ISD Katy High School 43,109.6 21 L 7 Katy ISD Tompkins High School 42,203.6 22 L 5 Clear Creek ISD Clear Creek High School 42,141.4 23 L 9 Coppell ISD Coppell High School 42,070.9 24 L 8 Wylie ISD Wylie High School *** 41,453.5 25 L 7 Katy ISD Cinco Ranch High School 41,283.7 26 L 9 Irving ISD Nimitz High School 41,160.7 27 L 9 Lewisville ISD Marcus High School 40,965.3 28 L 5 Clear Creek ISD Clear Springs High School 40,761.3 29 L 10 Richardson ISD JJ Pearce High School 40,731.1 30 L 7 Fort Bend ISD Ridge Point High School 40,472.6 31 L 1 Frenship ISD Frenship High School *** 40,145.1 32 L 7 Katy ISD Morton Ranch High School 39,856.4 33 L 6 Klein ISD Klein High School *** 39,655.4 34 M 9 Frisco ISD Liberty High School 39,653.5 35 M 9 Frisco ISD Lebanon Trail High School 39,605.8 36 M 8 Lubbock ISD Coronado High School 39,373.4 37 M 9 Frisco ISD Heritage High School 39,128.5 38 M 9 Frisco ISD Centennial High School 38,175.1 39 L 6 Klein ISD Klein Collins High School 38,023.4 40 L 8 Mansfield ISD Lake Ridge High School 38,004.4 41 L 10 Richardson ISD Richardson High School 37,987.7 42 L 5 Clear Creek ISD Clear Lake High School 37,777.2 43 L 9 Lewisville ISD Flower Mound High School 37,621.3 44 L 7 Katy ISD Mayde Creek High School 37,599.8 45 M 9 Frisco ISD Lone Star High School 37,531.1 46 M 8 Arlington ISD Summit High School 37,253.0 47 L 6 Private School Northland Christian School 37,230.7 *** Indicates Region Winner Texas Academic Decathlon 2021 Region Competition ALL Schools 48 S 3 Taylor ISD Taylor High School 37,213.4 49 L 5 Clear Creek ISD Clear Falls High School 36,888.1 50 M 3 Corpus Christi ISD Richard King High School *** 36,663.9 51 L 10 Plano ISD Plano Senior High School 36,554.1 52 L 10 Diocese of Dallas John Paul II Catholic High School 36,282.3 53 L 1 Keller ISD Fossil Ridge High School 36,038.7 54 L 5 Pearland ISD Robert Turner College & Career High School 35,835.8 55 M 3 Corpus Christi ISD Veterans Memorial High School 35,230.5 56 L 10 Rockwall ISD Rockwall High School 35,228.8 57 L 5 Deer Park ISD Deer Park High School 35,167.6 58 M 5 Barbers Hill ISD Barbers Hill High School 35,101.4 59 L 5 Pasadena ISD J. Frank Dobie High School 35,069.5 60 L 9 Mesquite ISD John Horn High School 35,015.0 61 M 8 Mansfield ISD Legacy High School 34,905.0 62 L 5 Alvin ISD Alvin High School 34,652.9 63 M 3 Corpus Christi ISD W. B. Ray High School 34,567.6 64 L 1 Ector County ISD Permian High School 34,438.1 65 L 10 Richardson ISD Berkner High School STEM Academy 34,354.0 66 S 1 Lubbock ISD Talkington School for Young Women Leaders *** 34,280.9 67 S 3 Liberty ISD Liberty High School 34,039.9 68 M 9 Mesquite ISD Poteet High School 33,806.3 69 L 8 Arlington ISD Arlington High School 33,748.7 70 M 6 Montgomery ISD Lake Creek High School 33,677.3 71 L 10 Garland ISD Rowlett High School 33,646.1 72 M 5 La Porte ISD La Porte High School 33,642.7 73 M 9 Frisco ISD Wakeland High School 33,632.6 74 L 10 Garland ISD Garland High School 33,553.0 75 L 1 Midland ISD Lee High School 33,528.1 76 S 1 Mabank ISD Mabank High School 33,350.4 77 L 8 Arlington ISD Martin High School 33,278.8 78 M 6 Montgomery ISD Montgomery High School 33,123.4 79 S 3 Tuloso‐Midway ISD Tuloso‐Midway High School 32,997.6 80 M 5 Alvin ISD Manvel High School 32,986.3 81 M 12 Dallas ISD Adams High School *** 32,971.9 82 M 9 Mesquite ISD West Mesquite High School 32,722.9 83 L 6 Aldine ISD Victory Early College High School 32,632.4 84 L 8 Little Elm ISD Little Elm High School 32,226.5 85 L 9 Mesquite ISD North Mesquite High School 32,128.3 86 S 1 Ector County ISD New Tech High School 31,390.3 87 L 6 Klein ISD Klein Cain High School 31,316.7 88 L 9 Mesquite ISD Mesquite High School 31,117.9 89 M 7 Lamar Consolidated ISD Foster High School *** 30,989.5 90 L 5 Galena Park ISD North Shore Senior High School 30,942.6 91 L 2 Socorro ISD Montwood High School *** 30,899.6 92 M 7 Katy ISD Jordan High School 30,782.3 93 L 10 Dallas North Garland High School 30,645.7 94 M 9 Frisco ISD Independence High School 30,378.5 *** Indicates Region Winner Texas Academic Decathlon 2021 Region Competition ALL Schools 95 S 3 Sinton ISD Sinton High School 30,308.6 96 L 4 Northside ISD Harlan High School 29,916.6 97 L 2 Ysleta ISD Eastwood High School 29,050.2 98 M 9 Lovejoy ISD Lovejoy High School 28,959.9 99 S 1 Aubrey ISD Aubrey High School 28,624.0 100 M 2 Socorro ISD El Dorado High School *** 28,590.2 101 S 12 Dallas ISD Lassiter Early College High School *** 28,496.4 102 L 2 El Paso ISD Franklin High School 28,395.3 103 M 8 Arlington ISD Juan Seguin High School 28,245.5 104 L 9 Irving ISD MacArthur High School 28,221.7 105 L 6 Aldine ISD MacArthur High School 28,215.3 106 L 1 Midland ISD Midland High School 28,147.1 107 S 2 Socorro ISD Mission Early College High School *** 28,061.6 108 L 10 Dallas Lake Highlands High School 27,894.7 109 L 6 Klein ISD Klein Oak High School 27,554.6 110 S 12 Dallas ISD Rangel Young Womens Leadership School 27,391.9 111 L 5 Alvin ISD Shadow Creek High School 27,355.7 112 M 9 Frisco ISD Memorial High School 27,252.2 113 L 7 Fort Bend ISD George Bush High School 27,191.0 114 L 5 Dickinson ISD Dickinson High School 26,891.9 115 S 12 Dallas ISD Talented & Gifted Academy 26,611.6 116 S 3 Fort Sam Houston ISD Robert G. Cole High School 26,476.4 117 S 2 Ysleta ISD Riverside High School 26,438.2 118 L 8 Grand Prairie ISD Dubiski Career High School 26,255.5 119 S 12 Dallas ISD City Lab Magnet High School 26,103.1 120 S 3 Beeville ISD A. C. Jones High School 25,979.0 121 S 3 Odem‐Edroy ISD Odem High School 25,973.2 122 M 6 Magnolia ISD Magnolia West High School 25,487.6 123 M 12 Dallas ISD Hillcrest High School 25,258.3 124 L 7 Fort Bend ISD Elkins High School 25,245.6 125 M 8 Lubbock‐Cooper ISD Lubbock‐Cooper High School 25,198.2 126 L 4 Northside ISD Oliver Wendell Holmes High School 24,773.5 127 L 3 Edinburg ISD Robert Vela High School 24,333.7 128 S 2 Ysleta ISD Young Women's Leadership Academy 24,333.0 129 L 1 Keller ISD Timber Creek High School 23,826.7 130 L 4 Northside ISD William J. Brennan High School 23,722.6 131 L 2 Socorro ISD Pebble Hills High School 23,719.7 132 L 4 Northside ISD Louis D. Brandeis High School 23,700.0 133 L 4 Northside ISD John Jay High School 23,607.1 134 L 2 Socorro ISD Americas High School 23,532.5 135 M 11 San Antonio ISD Travis Early College High School *** 22,999.3 136 S 12 Dallas ISD Gilliam Collegiate Academy 22,880.2 137 M 12 Dallas ISD Adamson High School 22,716.4 138 L 8 Grand Prairie ISD South Grand Prairie High School 22,660.3 139 L 8 Mansfield ISD Mansfield High School 22,218.2 140 L 2 Socorro ISD Eastlake High School 22,210.6 141 L 8 Arlington ISD Lamar High School 21,877.9 142 L 8 Waxahachie ISD Waxahachie High School 21,871.3 *** Indicates Region Winner Texas Academic Decathlon 2021 Region Competition ALL Schools 143 M 2 Ysleta ISD Ysleta High School 21,820.4 144 M 7 Fort Bend ISD Thurgood Marshall High School 21,664.3 145 L 9 Lewisville ISD Lewisville High School 21,562.9 146 S 1 Ector County ISD Odessa Collegiate Academy 21,381.0 147 L 1 Ector County ISD Odessa High School 21,180.6 148 S 2 Ysleta ISD Valle Verde Early College High School 20,535.4 149 L 4 Northside ISD Sandra Day O'Connor High School 19,302.8 150 L 2 El Paso ISD Coronado High School 18,931.4 151 M 2 El Paso ISD Burges High School 18,797.9 152 L 6 Aldine ISD Carver Magnet High School 18,668.9 153 L 8 Arlington ISD James Bowie High School 18,613.9 154 L 6 Aldine ISD Blanson Career and Technology 18,462.7 155 S 3 Randolph Field ISD Randolph High School 18,320.6 156 M 11 San Antonio ISD Young Women's Leadership Academy 18,100.8 157 L 6 Spring ISD Dekaney High School 18,009.2 158 L 10 Plano ISD Plano West Senior High School 17,912.2 159 S 3 Alice ISD Alice High School 17,772.7 160 M 2 El Paso ISD Austin High School 17,659.0 161 M 11 San Antonio ISD Luther Burbank High School 17,558.7 162 M 2 El Paso ISD Andress High School 17,317.3 163 L 7 Lamar Consolidated ISD George Ranch High School 17,282.3 164 L 2 Socorro ISD Socorro High School 17,153.3 165 S 12 Dallas ISD Business Magnet High School 17,102.8 166 M 8 Mansfield ISD Timberview High School 16,646.9 167 L 9 Irving ISD Jack E.
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