Summary:
The city of Manor, Texas, is served by 11 schools across two districts, primarily within the Manor Independent School District (Isd), which ranks in the 6th percentile statewide, and one alternative school in the Compass Rose Public Schools district.
The standout schools in Manor are the "New Technology" campuses. Manor New Technology High boasts a 99.3% graduation rate and a 0.2% dropout rate, far outperforming the district average of 87.3% and 2.0%, respectively. Similarly, Manor New Technology Middle excels with advanced course offerings, achieving a 78.21% proficiency rate in Algebra I. In contrast, Manor Excel Academy faces severe challenges, with the lowest graduation rate (77.1%), highest dropout rate (10.6%), and the highest per-student spending ($19,259), showing that more money does not guarantee success. Among elementary schools, Manor Rise Academy is the only one to earn a 3-star rating, with test scores approaching state averages, while other elementary schools like Blake Manor Elementary rank in the bottom 20% and have the highest student-teacher ratio (22.5:1).
A key takeaway is that math proficiency is a universal weakness across the district, with scores significantly lower than reading at almost every school. The two middle schools present a stark contrast: Manor New Technology Middle is a high performer, while Manor Middle ranks in the 6th percentile. Overall, while the "New Technology" model shows promise, the district struggles with foundational learning, as most elementary schools and Manor High School (with only 10.33% proficient in Algebra I) lag behind state averages.
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