High Schools in Uplift Education

The Uplift Education district oversees 13 high schools in Texas, serving grades 9-12 across a diverse range of communities, with student enrollments varying from 209 to 522 per school. The standout school is Uplift North Hills Prep High School, which ranks in the 98th percentile statewide with a perfect 100% graduation rate and significantly outperforms all other network schools in every subject, including a 95.6% proficiency in Biology. In contrast, Uplift Mighty Prep High School and Uplift Wisdom Prep High School face the greatest challenges, ranking in the 21st and 27th percentiles respectively, with Algebra I proficiency rates as low as 8.33% at Wisdom Prep.

Key metrics reveal a district average ranking in the 30th percentile, with graduation rates ranging from 92% at Uplift Luna Prep High School to 100% at North Hills Prep. Dropout rates are generally low, averaging 1.4%, though Uplift Elevate Prep High School has a concerning 4.8% dropout rate. Spending per student varies from $9,945 at Wisdom Prep to $12,656 at Uplift Grand Prep High School, but higher spending does not guarantee better results, as Grand Prep ranks in the 37th percentile despite its high expenditure.

Algebra I is a universal weakness across the network, with only North Hills Prep exceeding the state average of 54% proficiency. The most improved school is Uplift Summit Prep High School, which jumped from the 56th to the 72nd percentile, while Uplift Hampton Prep High School and Uplift Atlas Prep High School show moderate performance near the 50th percentile. Year-over-year performance is inconsistent, with schools like Luna Prep gaining 19 percentile points in one year, while Grand Prep dropped 17 points, suggesting that individual cohorts and leadership stability play a major role in outcomes.