Summary:
The The Pro-Vision Academy is a small, two-school charter district in Houston, TX (77051), serving grades 6 through 12 with a total of 352 students, and it faces severe academic challenges while serving a population with exceptionally high economic need.
Within this district, Pro-Vision Middle stands out for the severity of its academic struggles, particularly in mathematics, where 0% of 6th and 8th graders scored proficient on STAAR exams in 2025-2026. This represents a complete absence of grade-level proficiency in core subjects for entire grade levels. In contrast, The Pro-Vision Academy high school stands out for its concerning graduation and dropout rates, with only 64.5% of students graduating on time and a 5.9% dropout rate that exceeds the district average. The high school's highest proficiency rate is in U.S. History at 22.58%, while Algebra I proficiency is a mere 2.56%, highlighting a foundational math crisis that begins in middle school.
Key metrics reveal a district ranked in the bottom 1st percentile in Texas (943 out of 951 districts) with 0 out of 5 stars. Both schools have student-teacher ratios around 20:1, slightly above the state average, and per-student spending of over $12,000. A dramatic "proficiency cliff" occurs between elementary and 6th grade, where reading proficiency drops to 4.35% and math to 0%. However, a positive trend emerges in high school Biology, which rose from 8.77% to 18.18% proficiency in one year, suggesting a targeted intervention may be showing results. The high dropout rate combined with low graduation rates indicates the school is not only failing to educate students to proficiency but also struggling to retain them through graduation.
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