Summary:
Creedmoor, Texas, is served by a single public elementary school, Creedmoor Elementary, which educates students from Pre-Kindergarten through 5th grade within the Del Valle Independent School District (Isd).
Creedmoor Elementary is a school on a clear upward trajectory, with its statewide ranking improving from the 10th percentile to the 29th percentile over the last three years. The school serves a highly economically disadvantaged population, with 87.43% of students receiving free or reduced lunch. A standout strength is 4th-grade mathematics, where students achieved a 54.22% proficiency rate in the most recent year, outperforming both the district and state averages. However, the school faces significant challenges, particularly in 5th-grade science, where only 12.96% of students were proficient, and in mathematics for 3rd and 5th graders, where proficiency rates hover around 24%. The school also operates a bilingual program, but students taking the STAAR test in Spanish consistently score lower than their English-testing peers, with 0% proficiency in 3rd and 5th-grade math.
Despite favorable resources, including a low student-teacher ratio of 12.5:1 and spending of $12,954 per student, academic outputs remain below state averages, highlighting the complex challenges of high-poverty schools. The most encouraging trend is the consistent year-over-year improvement in overall ranking, suggesting that recent interventions may be taking effect. The 4th-grade math success is a notable anomaly worth investigating for replication in other grades. Science performance is a systemic weakness not just for the school but for the entire Del Valle Independent School District (Isd), which ranks in the 14th percentile statewide.
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