Summary:
The three public schools in Rogers, Texas, part of the Rogers Independent School District (Isd), serve 892 students from Pre-K through 12th grade and offer a mix of standout programs and notable contrasts for families to consider.
Rogers Middle is a hidden gem, achieving a perfect 100% proficiency rate in Algebra I for 8th graders over the past two years—far exceeding state averages. This school also outperforms the state in 8th-grade Science and Social Studies. Rogers High School is a consistent performer with a 3-star rating, a 95.4% graduation rate, and a standout Biology program where 88.71% of students are proficient. It also boasts the best student-teacher ratio in the district at 10.6:1. Rogers Elementary is a turnaround story, rebounding from a 1-star ranking to a 3-star ranking in one year, with strong recent math scores across all tested grades. However, it serves the highest percentage of economically disadvantaged students (52.45%) and has the largest class sizes (19.4:1 student-teacher ratio).
A key takeaway is the district's "Algebra I pipeline" issue: while middle school achieves 100% proficiency, high school Algebra I proficiency drops to just 25%, suggesting a need to investigate how advanced math skills are sustained. Overall, the district ranks in the 65th percentile statewide, with spending per student ranging from $9,517 at the elementary level to $10,786 at the high school. This data shows that Rogers ISD excels in specific subjects and grade levels, particularly middle school math and high school science, but faces challenges in foundational elementary subjects and maintaining math momentum through high school.
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