Summary:
Haslet, Texas is home to three public middle schools serving grades 6 through 8, all part of the highly-rated Northwest Independent School District (Isd), which collectively enroll about 3,057 students.
Cw Worthington Middle stands out as the most consistent high-performer, earning a 4-star rating for three consecutive years and ranking in the 78th percentile statewide. It is the largest school with 1,201 students and boasts the strongest average reading proficiency (63.46%) across all grades. In contrast, Truett Wilson Middle faces significant challenges, holding a 2-star rating and a declining state ranking (36th percentile), with the highest student-teacher ratio (17.1:1) and the lowest math proficiency (24.95%). Leo Adams Middle is a rising star in advanced math, achieving the highest Algebra I proficiency rate in the city (86.79%) and the lowest student-teacher ratio (13.9:1), though its overall state ranking dropped to a 3-star rating.
A key finding is the "Algebra I paradox": all three schools have Algebra I proficiency rates far exceeding their grade-level math scores, indicating that only a select group of accelerated students is taking and excelling in this advanced course. Additionally, Cw Worthington Middle demonstrates remarkable consistency in reading, with proficiency rates tightly clustered between 61.84% and 64.56% across all grades, exceeding district and state averages. The declining performance at Truett Wilson Middle, which dropped from the 54th to the 36th percentile in two years, suggests a need for targeted support, especially given its higher student-teacher ratio compared to its peers.
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