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Middle Schools in Alvin Independent School District (Isd)


At a glance
9
Schools
6,738
Students
1
5-star school
Top rankedDr Ronald E McNair J H103rd of 2,359 Texas middle schools
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Biggest riser
Iowa Colony J H up 352 spots statewide this year
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Smallest classes
Fairview J H 13.5 students per teacher
SchoolDigger ratings
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Summary:

The nine middle schools in the Alvin Independent School District (Isd), serving grades 6 through 8, present a clear "two-tier" system where a few schools dramatically outperform the rest, creating significant disparities in educational outcomes across the district.

Dr Ronald E McNair J H is the district's clear academic powerhouse, ranking in the top 5% of all Texas middle schools with exceptional scores across nearly all subjects, including a 91.52% proficiency in 8th-grade Reading and a 98.95% proficiency in Algebra I. Nolan Ryan J H is a strong rising star, ranking in the 87th percentile and showing consistent improvement. A solid middle tier includes Fairview J H, Manvel J H, and Iowa Colony J H, all holding 4-star ratings and generally meeting district averages. In contrast, Alvin J H and G W Harby J H face significant challenges, ranking in the 44th to 57th percentile with critically low test scores, such as a 3.95% proficiency in 6th-grade Math at Alvin J H.

The most alarming district-wide finding is the "6th Grade Math Cliff," where the highest proficiency across all schools was only 29.03% (Fairview J H), far below the state average of 38.57%. Additionally, while schools like Rodeo Palms J H, G W Harby J H, and Jackie Doucet Caffey J H boast perfect 100% scores on the Algebra I End-of-Course exam, this likely reflects a highly selective process for advanced students, masking struggles in standard 8th-grade Math. Social Studies is another universal weak point, with only Dr Ronald E McNair J H and Nolan Ryan J H exceeding the state average. Notably, higher per-student spending does not guarantee success, as the lowest-ranked schools spend the most, while the top-ranked school spends significantly less.

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SchoolDigger data sources: National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Department of Education, the U.S. Census Bureau and the Texas Education Agency.

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