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Best Public Schools in Boyd, TX


At a glance
4
Schools
1,386
Students
Top rankedBoyd Elementary1352nd of 4,643 Texas elementary schools
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Biggest riser
Boyd Elementary up 28 spots statewide this year
Summary:

The Boyd Independent School District (Isd) serves approximately 1,386 students across four campuses in Boyd, Texas, including Boyd Elementary (PK-4), Boyd Intermediate (5-6), Boyd Middle (7-8), and Boyd High School (9-12), with a district-wide 3-star rating and a moderate economic disadvantage rate of 46.6% Free/Reduced Lunch.

The district shows a clear split in performance. Boyd Elementary is the standout, earning a 4-star rating for two consecutive years and jumping from the 51st to the 71st percentile, outperforming the state in 3rd and 4th grade Reading and 4th grade Math. In contrast, Boyd Middle is the weakest link, holding a 1-star rating and ranking in the 30th percentile, with severe declines in 7th and 8th grade Math and Social Studies. Boyd High School is a humanities haven, outperforming the state in English I, English II, and U.S. History, but struggles as a math desert with only 29% proficient in Algebra I. Boyd Intermediate underperforms the state in all core subjects, marking the start of a "middle school slump."

A key paradox is Algebra I performance: Boyd Middle students taking the exam excel (57.89% proficient vs. state 54.03%), while Boyd High School students struggle (29.03% proficient), suggesting top math students are accelerated early. Additionally, the highest-spending school (Boyd Middle at $10,301 per student) is the lowest-performing, while the lowest-spending (Boyd Elementary at $9,243) is the highest-rated, indicating resource allocation issues. Overall, the district offers strong elementary and humanities programs but faces critical challenges in middle school math and high school Algebra I.

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SchoolDigger data sources: National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Department of Education, the U.S. Census Bureau and the Texas Education Agency.

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