Summary:
The city of Millsap, Texas, is served by the Millsap Independent School District (Isd), which includes three public schools—Millsap Elementary (PK-5), Millsap Middle (6-8), and Millsap High School (9-12)—serving a total of 1,083 students in a small, close-knit community.
Millsap High School is the district's standout, earning a 4-star rating and ranking in the 73rd percentile among Texas high schools. It excels in math and science, with proficiency rates in Algebra I (63.33%) and Biology (76.34%) exceeding state averages, and boasts a 97.3% graduation rate with a very low 0.3% dropout rate. In contrast, Millsap Middle has seen a decline from a 4-star to a 3-star rating, though it remains a math powerhouse—7th-grade math proficiency (66.67%) more than doubles the state average, and Algebra I students achieve an 84.62% proficiency rate. However, it struggles in 8th-grade social studies, where only 23.16% of students are proficient. Millsap Elementary is the lowest-ranked school, with a 3-star rating in the 51st percentile, but shows a bright spot in 3rd-grade math (68.83% proficiency vs. 44.33% statewide), while reading proficiency lags behind state averages across all grades.
Resource allocation varies significantly across the district. Millsap High School receives the highest spending per student ($13,592) and has the most favorable student-teacher ratio (9.7:1), while Millsap Elementary has the lowest spending ($9,705) and the largest class sizes (17:1), despite serving the highest percentage of economically disadvantaged students (45.39%). This disparity highlights a key area for district focus, as the elementary school's reading challenges and larger classes suggest a need for targeted intervention and more balanced investment.
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