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DFW AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT SAT SCORES 2010 Ratings DFW AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT SAT SCORES 2010 Ratings This chart shows the average SAT and ACT scores for the DFW area school districts and the state and national averages for the 2008-09 school year. SAT Combined SCHOOL DISTRICT ACT WEBSITE Total ALLEN 1084 23.5 www.allenisd.org ANNA 1003 22.0 www.annaisd.ednet10.net ARGYLE 1052 22.0 www.argyleisd.com ARLINGTON 996 20.9 www.arlington.k12.tx.us AUBREY 982 22.3 www.aubreyisd.net BURLESON 1025 22.1 www.burlesonisd.net CARROLL/SOUTHLAKE 1124 24.5 www.southlakecarroll.edu CARROLLTON/FARMERS BRANCH 1030 21.4 www.cfbisd.edu CEDAR HILL 913 18.0 www.chisd.com CELINA 1013 22.2 www.celinaisd.com COPPELL 1118 24.2 www.coppellisd.com DALLAS 856 17.2 www.dallasisd.org DENTON 1028 20.7 www.dentonisd.org DESOTO 895 18.6 www.desotoisd.org DUNCANVILLE 946 19.8 www.duncanvilleisd.org FARMERSVILLE 958 21.1 www.farmersvilleisd.net FORNEY 981 21.0 www.forney-isd.org FORT WORTH 922 18.4 www.fortworthisd.org FRISCO 1053 22.6 www.friscoisd.org GARLAND 998 20.3 www.garlandisd.net GRAND PRAIRIE 976 19.4 www.gpisd.org GRAPEVINE/COLLEYVILLE 1096 23.8 www.gcisd-k12.org GUNTER 1057 21.8 www.gunterisd.org HIGHLAND PARK 1201 26.1 www.hpisd.org HURST/EULESS/BEDFORD 1038 21.3 www.hebisd.edu IRVING 972 19.4 www.irvingisd.net KELLER 1043 22.1 www.kellerisd.net KRUM 997 20.8 www.krumisd.net LAKE DALLAS 988 21.3 www.ldisd.net LANCASTER 822 16.3 www.lancasterisd.org LEWISVILLE 1087 22.3 www.lisd.net LITTLE ELM 948 20.0 www.leisd.ws MALAKOFF 1001 21.9 www.malakoff.esc7.net MANSFIELD 983 20.5 www.mansfieldisd.org MCKINNEY 1058 22.8 www.mckinneyisd.net MELISSA 990 19.3 www.melissaisd.org MESQUITE 974 19.5 www.mesquiteisd.org NORTHWEST 1014 21.2 www.northwest.k12.tx.us PLANO 1156 25.2 www.pisd.edu PILOT POINT 1000 19.6 www.pilotpointisd.com PONDER 1023 22.2 www.ponderisd.net PROSPER 1037 23.8 www.prosper-isd.net RICHARDSON 1052 22.7 www.risd.org ROCKWALL 1050 22.2 www.rockwallisd.com SANGER 1004 21.6 www.sangerisd.net SUNNYVALE - - www.sunnyvaleisd.com TROPHY CLUB 1014 21.2 www.northwest.k12.tx.us VAN ALSTYNE 970 21.4 www.vanalstyneisd.org WEATHERFORD 1044 21.1 www.weatherfordisd.net WYLIE 1008 21.9 www.wylieisd.net NATIONAL 1017 21.1 TEXAS 987 20.5 Source: Texas Education Agency. Please contact school district directly for more information. Ì (R) 08/10 2010 District-by-District TAKS Results P- Passing Rate C- Commended Rate R – Reading M – Math W – Writing S – Science ISD % Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 5 Grade 6 Grade 7 Low Income R M R M W R M S R M R M W P C P C P C P C P C P C P C P C P C P C P C P C P C Allen 14 99 67 95 58 96 50 96 59 96 43 98 50 98 64 94 59 98 69 96 66 97 50 96 42 98 62 Arlington 55 91 44 78 32 81 26 81 33 90 23 86 27 86 39 82 43 90 43 79 35 83 28 74 19 91 31 Carroll 2 100 86 99 77 99 71 99 83 99 80 99 68 100 77 98 70 100 73 98 77 98 64 97 58 100 73 Carrollton- 57 93 44 87 45 87 33 88 48 94 39 90 31 92 48 89 49 92 42 81 33 87 34 82 20 94 36 F. Branch Cedar Hill 51 90 44 80 34 82 24 81 33 90 22 85 23 83 33 73 31 93 43 76 32 82 25 66 12 92 27 Celina 29 96 61 94 47 92 33 93 55 95 36 99 43 97 56 99 72 95 63 83 47 90 37 93 29 96 41 Coppell 9 100 76 97 69 96 58 96 66 99 58 99 60 98 68 97 68 99 72 95 69 97 60 96 58 100 67 Dallas 86 87 34 77 29 76 18 79 32 87 21 83 19 87 38 76 29 86 30 73 29 77 20 67 11 89 22 Denton 39 96 56 90 47 89 31 89 46 92 34 93 38 93 51 88 48 94 50 78 33 89 36 85 18 95 38 DeSoto 58 92 39 80 29 82 23 81 31 91 26 86 22 85 35 75 25 89 32 69 21 78 23 64 8 90 27 Duncanville 68 97 50 89 39 89 27 90 42 96 30 86 21 85 33 76 28 93 40 79 30 83 24 70 9 93 29 Fort Worth 72 85 33 72 27 73 18 76 28 84 23 81 20 81 33 78 33 83 30 65 22 74 20 62 9 86 21 Frisco 11 99 69 95 63 96 54 97 67 97 52 99 56 98 71 96 72 98 68 95 62 96 50 96 43 98 65 Garland 51 96 55 90 47 90 37 92 50 94 34 93 34 93 48 90 48 93 45 79 32 88 32 83 21 95 37 Grand Prairie 66 93 41 83 35 81 24 83 35 92 28 88 22 89 41 82 39 86 32 73 28 76 20 68 14 88 21 Grapevine- 16 99 69 95 61 95 48 95 58 98 54 98 53 98 64 96 67 96 60 93 60 95 48 92 37 98 52 Colleyville Highland Park 0 100 88 100 80 100 73 100 86 100 90 100 71 100 81 99 70 100 82 100 85 99 65 100 67 99 72 HEB 46 95 53 89 41 90 34 89 43 92 31 93 37 94 48 92 57 96 57 89 49 93 37 89 26 97 49 Irving 74 89 36 77 31 77 19 81 31 90 25 82 19 86 37 77 32 88 33 78 30 82 23 75 13 93 32 Keller 17 99 67 92 52 92 42 91 49 96 40 96 46 95 54 94 63 98 64 93 58 93 44 92 33 97 51 Lancaster 76 85 31 70 21 70 13 73 24 87 15 84 16 84 27 71 20 87 30 60 17 77 12 56 4 88 7 Lewisville 24 98 65 92 51 92 42 92 52 95 44 95 47 95 56 91 54 96 57 89 50 93 44 93 38 97 50 Little Elm 41 98 50 92 38 89 30 93 44 89 21 92 30 83 33 83 31 94 42 76 33 87 26 80 22 91 23 Lovejoy 2 100 78 96 78 97 56 98 75 98 56 100 64 100 81 98 73 100 67 99 66 98 54 97 54 100 73 Mansfield 33 96 56 88 45 90 37 91 49 93 37 91 35 90 42 82 37 94 48 84 40 88 34 79 18 96 38 McKinney 24 97 65 93 56 93 45 93 57 94 48 95 46 95 59 91 62 95 62 91 59 91 45 88 31 97 49 Mesquite 57 90 39 83 35 83 26 86 42 89 24 89 26 90 42 85 38 94 43 84 37 86 29 81 17 92 29 Plano 21 97 65 93 57 92 46 93 57 95 49 96 49 96 63 92 62 97 65 90 57 95 50 92 36 98 60 Richardson 52 95 51 92 51 89 36 94 56 95 32 94 36 97 62 95 64 97 56 96 67 89 38 90 35 96 43 Rockwall 21 99 65 95 53 94 40 93 50 95 45 97 45 97 62 95 61 98 61 93 56 94 41 92 27 98 51 Sunnyvale 11 100 69 99 60 95 55 99 74 95 58 100 55 99 65 95 55 99 64 96 72 94 42 88 42 99 69 Wylie 25 97 52 91 45 90 36 93 49 94 33 94 38 96 53 92 55 97 57 93 50 90 32 84 24 96 34 P- Passing Rate C- Commended Rate R – Reading M – Math SS – Social Studies S – Science ELA – English Language Arts ISD Grade 8 Grade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 R M SS S R M ELA M SS S ELA M SS S P C P C P C P C P C P C P C P C P C P C P C P C P C P C Allen 100 69 99 46 99 76 94 52 97 41 87 41 96 27 88 33 98 74 87 25 99 45 95 48 100 70 96 33 Arlington 95 47 82 24 91 42 70 23 84 17 58 19 86 16 64 13 90 40 67 13 93 32 81 31 98 51 84 20 Carroll 100 81 99 60 99 81 95 60 99 38 93 56 98 34 89 35 99 68 93 37 99 53 96 59 100 83 97 45 Carrollton- 96 51 88 25 96 56 80 31 88 19 69 25 91 20 73 19 92 49 72 18 94 32 83 32 98 53 87 23 F.
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