Summary:
The Odyssey Academy Inc charter network in Texas includes three campuses—Odyssey Academy - Galveston (serving PK-12 as an alternative school), Odyssey Academy - Texas City (PK-8 elementary), and Odyssey Academy - Webster (PK-8 elementary)—serving 1,681 students, with the district ranking in the 12th percentile statewide and earning a 1-star rating.
Among the three schools, Odyssey Academy - Webster stands out as the strongest performer, achieving the network’s highest scores in 8th-grade Reading (72.73%) and 8th-grade Math (58.33%), both exceeding state averages, and showing significant year-over-year growth in 8th-grade Social Studies. In contrast, Odyssey Academy - Texas City consistently underperforms across grade levels, posting the lowest scores in 5th, 6th, and 7th-grade Reading and Math, despite spending the most per student ($11,790) and having the highest student-teacher ratio (18.7:1). Odyssey Academy - Galveston, the only high school campus, boasts a perfect 100% graduation rate and 0% dropout rate, and is the only school in the network to consistently beat state averages in Biology (71.43% in 2025-2026).
A critical network-wide issue is a systemic math crisis, with proficiency rates often in the single digits or low teens across all campuses—for example, 7th-grade Math at Galveston was 0% in 2024-2025. Spending does not correlate with performance, as Texas City’s high per-pupil spending yields the worst results, while Webster outperforms with no reported spending data. Grade-level performance is also volatile, with sharp swings in scores like Webster’s 6th-grade Math dropping from 57.14% to 26.09% year-over-year, suggesting inconsistent instructional quality or cohort ability. For parents, Webster offers the best academic prospects, while Texas City raises concerns about resource allocation and class sizes.
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