Summary:
Alpine, Texas is home to a single elementary school, Alpine Elementary, which serves students from Pre-Kindergarten through 4th grade within the Alpine Independent School District (Isd).
Alpine Elementary is a school on a clear upward trajectory, with its state ranking improving from the 31st percentile in 2023-2024 to the 40th percentile in 2025-2026. The school's biggest strength is in 3rd-grade Reading, where 65.45% of students were proficient in the most recent year—a full 14 percentage points above the state average. However, performance varies significantly by grade and subject. While 3rd graders excel in reading, 4th-grade Mathematics is a major challenge, with only 30.43% of students meeting proficiency, which is nearly 19 points below the state average. This dramatic drop between 3rd and 4th grade suggests a potential transition issue or a need for a stronger math curriculum in the upper elementary grades.
With 375 students and a student-teacher ratio of 15.9:1, the school serves a community where 54.67% of students are economically disadvantaged. The school spends $11,769 per student, which is above the Texas average, yet math scores across both 3rd and 4th grades consistently trail state benchmarks. This raises questions about how resources are allocated, particularly for math instruction. Because Alpine Elementary is the only elementary school in the district, its performance directly reflects the district's elementary-level results. The school's steady improvement in overall ranking is encouraging, but the persistent weakness in mathematics—especially in 4th grade—remains the key area for parents and the district to watch closely.
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