Summary:
The Bremond Independent School District (Isd) serves 485 students across three public schools in Bremond, Texas, and is a high-performing district ranked in the 89th percentile statewide with a 4-star rating.
Bremond High School is the district's standout, earning a 5-star rating and ranking in the 95th percentile for 2025-2026. It boasts a 100% graduation rate and exceptional STAAR scores, with 100% proficiency in U.S. History and 92.59% in Biology, far exceeding state averages. The high school also benefits from the highest per-student spending ($15,775) and the best student-teacher ratio (9.1:1). In contrast, Bremond Elementary is a strong 4-star school (79th percentile) that shows consistent academic growth from 3rd to 5th grade, while Bremond Middle is the weakest link with a 3-star rating (67th percentile), reflecting a typical "middle school slump."
Key metrics reveal a moderate level of economic need, with 56-59% of students eligible for free/reduced lunch across all schools. The high school's dramatic improvement—jumping from the 78th to 95th percentile in one year—is driven by a massive leap in Algebra I proficiency (from 44.44% to 80.49%). However, a notable achievement gap exists at the middle school, where 8th graders in the standard math track scored only 44.44% proficient, while those in the advanced Algebra I track scored 91.67%. Overall, the district provides strong value, with the high school outperforming state averages by 20-30 percentage points despite moderate economic challenges.
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