Summary:
The three public schools in the Evadale Independent School District (Isd) serve the small, close-knit community of Evadale, Texas, with a total enrollment of about 428 students across Evadale Elementary (PK-5), Evadale J H (6-8), and Evadale High School (9-12).
The district is a standout for its very low student-teacher ratios, which allow for personalized attention, especially at the high school where the ratio is just 8.9:1. Evadale High School excels in humanities, with 83.78% of students proficient in English II Reading and 91.67% in U.S. History, far exceeding state averages, and it boasts a 93.3% graduation rate with a 0.0% dropout rate. However, it struggles in STEM subjects like Biology. Evadale Elementary is the most improved school, jumping from a 2-star to a 4-star rating in two years, driven by a powerhouse 4th grade where over 91% of students are proficient in Reading. Evadale J H has a hidden gem in advanced math, with 100% of its 8th graders passing the Algebra I EOC exam, but it struggles with 8th-grade Social Studies, where only 24.32% of students are proficient.
A key takeaway is the district's uneven performance across subjects. While the elementary and high school show strong humanities scores, Science and Social Studies are consistent weaknesses at the middle school level. The high school's spending of $18,487 per student is notably higher than the elementary ($12,683) and middle school ($9,203), which may reflect the cost of specialized programs. Overall, the district ranks in the 84th percentile in Texas, offering a strong educational foundation with clear areas for targeted improvement, particularly in STEM and social studies instruction.
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