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Greater Austin Area School Ratings &District Information Greater Austin Area School Ratings &District Information Texas Education Agency Accountability Ratings Based on Data from the 2009-2010 School Year Updated August 2010 www.IndependenceTitle.com Greater Austin School Boundary Map Georgetown ISD Hutto 35 ISD Round Taylor Leander Rock ISD ISD ISD Lago Vista Pugerville ISD ISD Elgin ISD 2244 2244 Manor Eanes ISD 3238 ISD Lake Travis 35 ISD Del Valle ISD Austin ISD Dripping Springs ISD Bastrop ISD Hays ISD 35 21 A.E.I.S. Reports are Released in January of Each Year updated January 2010 A.E.I.S. Academic Excellence Indicator System The Division of Performance Reporting is responsible for developing the Academic Excellence Indicator System (AEIS) reports, which pull together a wide range of information on the performance of students in each school and district in Texas every year. These reports also provide extensive information on staff, finances, programs, and demographics for each school and district. State Average Del Valle Florence Website http://ritter.tea.state.tx.us/ Website http://delvalle.tx.schoolwebpages.com Website http://florence.tx.schoolwebpages.com Phone Number – Phone Number 512/386-3000 Phone Number 512/793-2850 Enrollment 4,728,204 Enrollment 9,498 Enrollment 1,061 Student/Teacher Ratio 14.4 Student/Teacher Ratio 13.9 Student/Teacher Ratio 13.1 Expenditure/Student $11,024 Expenditure/Student $10,604 Expenditure/Student $10,397 Attendance 95.5% Attendance 96.2% Attendance 95.6% Dropout Rate 2.2% Dropout Rate 0.9% Dropout Rate 0.6% Avg. SAT Score 987 Avg. SAT Score 872 Avg. SAT Score 971 % Took SAT 65.0% % Took SAT 51.9% % Took SAT 75.9% TAKS Met Standard 74.0% TAKS Met Standard 66.0% TAKS Met Standard 79.0% Honors Classes – Honors Classes Yes Honors Classes Yes Remedial Classes – Remedial Classes Yes Remedial Classes Yes Austin Dripping Springs Georgetown Website www.austinisd.org Website www.dsisd.txed.net Website www.georgetownisd.org Phone Number 512/414-1700 Phone Number 512/858-4905 Phone Number 512/943-5000 Enrollment 83,033 Enrollment 4,128 Enrollment 10,168 Student/Teacher Ratio 14.1 Student/Teacher Ratio 16.2 Student/Teacher Ratio 12.8 Expenditure/Student $11,163 Expenditure/Student $10,603 Expenditure/Student $14,474 Attendance 9410.0% Attendance 96.3% Attendance 95.8% Dropout Rate 2.8% Dropout Rate 0.3% Dropout Rate 1.6% Avg. SAT Score 1,036 Avg. SAT Score 1,089 Avg. SAT Score 1,058 % Took SAT 75.0% % Took SAT 88.5% % Took SAT 72.2% TAKS Met Standard 70.0% TAKS Met Standard 88.0% TAKS Net Standard 84.0% Honors Classes Yes Honors Classes Yes Honors Classes Yes Remedial Classes Yes Remedial Classes Yes Remedial Classes Yes Bastrop Eanes Hays Website www.bastrop.isd.tenet.edu Website www.eanes.k12.tx.us Website www.hayscisd.net Phone Number 512/321-2292 Phone Number 512/732-9000 Phone Number 512/268-2141 Enrollment 8,705 Enrollment 7,330 Enrollment 13,821 Student/Teacher Ratio 14.6 Student/Teacher Ratio 13.2 Student/Teacher Ratio 14.7 Expenditure/Student $10,535 Expenditure/Student $14,400 Expenditure/Student $12,901 Attendance 94.4% Attendance 96.5% Attendance 95.9% Dropout Rate 1.0% Dropout Rate 0.2% Dropout Rate 2.2% Avg. SAT Score 939 Avg. SAT Score 1,196 Avg. SAT Score 953 % Took SAT 57.1% % Took SAT % % Took SAT 62.7% TAKS Net Standard 68.0% TAKS Met Standard 96.0% TAKS Met Standard 72.0% Honors Classes Yes Honors Classes Yes Honors Classes Yes Remedial Classes Yes Remedial Classes Yes Remedial Classes Yes Blanco Elgin Hutto Website www.blancoisd.com Website www.elginisd.net Website www.hutto.txed.net Phone Number 830/833-4414 Phone Number 512/281-3434 Phone Number 512/759-3371 Enrollment 949 Enrollment 3,863 Enrollment 4,821 Student/Teacher Ratio 10.7 Student/Teacher Ratio 15.7 Student/Teacher Ratio 14.2 Expenditure/Student $10,260 Expenditure/Student $17,109 Expenditure/Student $21,594 Attendance 95.4% Attendance 95.0% Attendance 95.6% Dropout Rate 0.6% Dropout Rate 1.4% Dropout Rate 0.5% Avg. SAT Score 1,085 Avg. SAT Score 939 Avg. SAT Score 972 % Took SAT 86.2% % Took SAT 47.3% % Took SAT 65.9% TAKS Met Standard 77.0% TAKS Met Standard 60.0% TAKS Met Standard 70.0% Honors Classes Yes Honors Classes Yes Honors Classes Yes Remedial Classes Yes Remedial Classes Yes Remedial Classes Yes Jarrell Liberty Hill Round Rock Website www.esc13.net/jarrell Website www.libertyhill.txed.net Website www.roundrockisd.org Phone Number 512/746-2724 Phone Number 512/515-6088 Phone Number 512/464-5000 Enrollment 875 Enrollment 2,475 Enrollment 41,461 Student/Teacher Ratio 11.9 Student/Teacher Ratio 13.5 Student/Teacher Ratio 14.4 Expenditure/Student $15,736 Expenditure/Student $10,561 Expenditure/Student $11,196 Attendance 95.9% Attendance 96.1% Attendance 96.1% Dropout Rate 0.0% Dropout Rate 2.0% Dropout Rate 1.1% Avg. SAT Score 991 Avg. SAT Score 1,023 Avg. SAT Score 1,095 % Took SAT 60.5% % Took SAT 77.9% % Took SAT 77.2% TAKS Met Standard 76.0% TAKS Met Standard 87.0% TAKS Met Standard 86.0% Honors Classes Yes Honors Classes Yes Honors Classes Yes Remedial Classes Yes Remedial Classes Yes Remedial Classes Yes Johnson City Lockhart San Marcos Website http://johnsoncity.tx.schoolwebpages.com Website www.lockhartisd.org Website www.smcisd.net Phone Number 830/868-7410 Phone Number 512/398-0000 Phone Number 512/393-6700 Enrollment 690 Enrollment 4,500 Enrollment 7,379 Student/Teacher Ratio 11.7 Student/Teacher Ratio 13.8 Student/Teacher Ratio 14 Expenditure/Student $11,042 Expenditure/Student $9,137 Expenditure/Student $13,723 Attendance 95.9% Attendance 95.1% Attendance 94.9% Dropout Rate 1.4% Dropout Rate 2.8% Dropout Rate 3.5% Avg. SAT Score 971 Avg. SAT Score 928 Avg. SAT Score 956 % Took SAT 86.1% % Took SAT 57.7% % Took SAT 86.8% TAKS Met Standard 79.0% TAKS Met Standard 79.0% TAKS Met Standard 69.0% Honors Classes Yes Honors Classes Yes Honors Classes Yes Remedial Classes Yes Remedial Classes Yes Remedial Classes Yes Lago Vista Manor Taylor Website www.lagovista.txed.net Website www.manorisd.net Website www.taylorisd.org Phone Number 512/267-8300 Phone Number 512/278-4000 Phone Number 512/352-6361 Enrollment 1,237 Enrollment 6,216 Enrollment 3,155 Student/Teacher Ratio 12.8 Student/Teacher Ratio 13.4 Student/Teacher Ratio 14.9 Expenditure/Student $11,108 Expenditure/Student $21,678 Expenditure/Student $9,608 Attendance 95.7% Attendance 95.2% Attendance 95.7% Dropout Rate 0.2% Dropout Rate 4.9% Dropout Rate 2.6% Avg. SAT Score 1,006 Avg. SAT Score 861 Avg. SAT Score 976 % Took SAT 69.7% % Took SAT 73.0% % Took SAT 53.9% TAKS Met Standard 88.0% TAKS Met Standard 56.0% TAKS Met Standard 67.0% Honors Classes Yes Honors Classes Yes Honors Classes Yes Remedial Classes Yes Remedial Classes Yes Remedial Classes Yes Lake Travis Marble Falls Wimberley Website www.laketravis.txed.net Website www.mfisd.txed.net Website www.wimberley.txed.net Phone Number 512/533-6000 Phone Number 830/693-4357 Phone Number 512/847-2414 Enrollment 6,129 Enrollment 3,912 Enrollment 1,977 Student/Teacher Ratio 14.7 Student/Teacher Ratio 12.7 Student/Teacher Ratio 13.6 Expenditure/Student $17,060 Expenditure/Student $16,843 Expenditure/Student $10,283 Attendance 96.0% Attendance 95.6% Attendance 95.7% Dropout Rate 0.5% Dropout Rate 0.8% Dropout Rate 0.4% Avg. SAT Score 1,098 Avg. SAT Score 1,010 Avg. SAT Score 1,081 % Took SAT 97.3% % Took SAT 60.2% % Took SAT 87.9% TAKS Met Standard 93.0% TAKS Met Standard 75.0% TAKS Met Standard 88.0% Honors Classes Yes Honors Classes Yes Honors Classes Yes Remedial Classes Yes Remedial Classes Yes Remedial Classes Yes Leander Pflugerville A.E.I.S. Website www.leanderisd.org Website www.pflugervilleisd.net Academic Excellence Phone Number 512/434-5000 Phone Number 512/251-4159 Enrollment 28,364 Enrollment 21,574 Indicator System Data Student/Teacher Ratio 14.1 Student/Teacher Ratio 14.8 was collected from TEA website Expenditure/Student $15,713 Expenditure/Student $9,791 Attendance 95.7% Attendance 95.5% January 1, 2010. Dropout Rate 1.8% Dropout Rate 1.5% Avg. SAT Score 1,054 Avg. SAT Score 1,011 TEA updates the AEIS Reports % Took SAT 73.6% % Took SAT 74.3% TAKS Met Standard 86.0% TAKS Met Standard 74.0% every January. Honors Classes Yes Honors Classes Yes Remedial Classes Yes Remedial Classes Yes Based on Data from the 2009-2010 School Year updated August 2010 Texas Education Agency Accountability Ratings The Multi-Year District ratings show the accountability ratings for districts and all schools within the district for 2009 - 2010 school year. Texas Education Agency ratings were updated in August of 2010. Exemplary Highest Rating Academically Unacceptable Lowest Rating Recognized Exceeded Academic Standards AEA: Alternative Education Accountability Academically Acceptable Achieved Academic Standards For a complete explanation please visit: http://www.tea.state.tx.us/ Austin ISD www.austinisd.org Graham Elementary Exemplary Pillow Elementary Exemplary CAMPUS RATING Gullett Elementary Exemplary Pleasant Hill Elementary Academically Acceptable Gorzycki Middle Recognized Harris Elementary Recognized Reagan High School Academically Acceptable Murchison Middle Recognized Hart Elementary Recognized Reilly Elementary Recognized Akins High School Recognized Highland Park Elementary Exemplary Richards Sch For Young Women Exemplary Allan Elementary Academically Acceptable Hill Elementary Exemplary Ridgetop Elementary Exemplary Allison Elementary Academically Acceptable Houston Elementary Recognized Rodriguez Elementary Academically Acceptable Anderson High School Recognized International High School AEA: Academically Acceptable Sanchez Elementary Recognized
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