High Schools in Triumph Public High Schools Central Texas

The Triumph Public High Schools Central Texas district includes three small high schools—Triumph Public High Schools-Laredo North, Triumph Public High Schools-Laredo South, and Triumph Public High Schools-San Antonio—serving grades 9 through 12 in Central Texas. The district as a whole ranks in the bottom 3% of Texas high schools, with average proficiency rates roughly half the state average in most subjects.

Triumph Public High Schools-Laredo South stands out as the strongest performer in the district. It leads in Algebra I, Biology, and English II proficiency, and boasts a graduation rate of 87.3%—nearly double that of Triumph Public High Schools-Laredo North (46.2%). Laredo South also has the lowest dropout rate in the district at just 1.0%. Its strongest subject is U.S. History, where 47.5% of students were proficient in 2024-2025, the closest any campus came to the state average. In contrast, Triumph Public High Schools-San Antonio is the most concerning school, with the smallest enrollment (62 students), the lowest test scores across nearly all subjects, and no graduation or dropout data available. Despite having the best student-teacher ratio (12.5:1), its academic outcomes are the weakest, suggesting challenges beyond class size.

Key takeaways include a massive graduation rate gap within the district and extreme volatility in English I Reading at Laredo North, which jumped from 7.5% proficiency to 29.17% in one year. The district's weakest subjects are Algebra I and English I Reading, where proficiency rates are more than 37 percentage points below the state average. The absence of free/reduced lunch data is a significant blind spot, as it would provide crucial context for understanding student demographics and resource needs. Overall, while Laredo South shows some bright spots, the district faces serious academic challenges that parents should carefully consider.