Summary:
The city of Anna, Texas, is served by the Anna Independent School District (Isd), which includes 8 schools spanning elementary through high school and is ranked in the 19th percentile statewide, indicating significant challenges compared to other Texas districts.
Among the schools, Clemons Creek Middle stands out as the most consistently strong performer, leading the district in advanced math with 84.62% of students proficient in Algebra I—far exceeding state averages—and is the only school to surpass the state in 8th Grade Social Studies. Rosamond-Sherley Elementary is the most improved, jumping from the 16th to the 46th percentile in one year with dramatic gains in 3rd Grade Reading and Math. In contrast, Anna Academic Achievement Center is a struggling alternative high school with a 1st percentile ranking, a 19.1% dropout rate, and 0% proficiency in English I Reading, despite spending the most per student at $30,403. Anna High School performs moderately with a 94% graduation rate, while elementary schools show wide variation: Judith L Harlow Elementary and Sue Evelyn Rattan Elementary have seen significant declines, and Joe K Bryant Elementary is consistently the lowest-performing elementary school.
Key takeaways include a strong middle school math advantage, with both Clemons Creek Middle and Slayter Creek Middle outperforming state averages in Algebra I. The district also reveals a spending paradox, as the highest-spending school has the worst outcomes, while lower-spending schools like Judith L Harlow have historically performed better. Overall, the district serves a high-need population with economic disadvantage rates ranging from 44% to 67%, and performance varies significantly by school, making school choice critical for families.
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