Aubrey Independent School District (Isd)

The Aubrey Independent School District (Isd) serves 4,477 students across six schools—one high school, one middle school, and four elementary schools—and is ranked 514th out of 951 districts in Texas, earning a 2-star rating.

Among the schools, Hl Brockett Elementary stands out as the district's top performer, consistently earning a 4-star rating over the past three years and ranking in the 73rd percentile statewide—far ahead of any other school. In contrast, Pete And Myra West Elementary struggles with a 1-star rating and significantly below-average scores. Jackie Fuller Elementary and James A Monaco Elementary fall in the middle with 2-star ratings. Terrie McNabb Middle is a math powerhouse, with 100% of its Algebra I students scoring proficient or above in recent years, though its 6th-grade math scores lag behind the state average. Aubrey High School shows a troubling decline, dropping from a 63rd percentile ranking (3 stars) to a 48th percentile (2 stars) over three years, despite a strong 95.1% graduation rate.

Key takeaways include a stark performance divide among elementary schools, with Hl Brockett leading and Pete and Myra West trailing. A district-wide weakness in 5th-grade science is evident, as most elementary schools fall below the state average. The high school's decline poses a strategic risk, especially given the middle school's success in math, suggesting a potential transition issue. Spending per student ranges from $8,741 at Terrie McNabb Middle to $10,566 at Aubrey High School, while student-teacher ratios vary from 13.3:1 at Hl Brockett to 18.1:1 at Terrie McNabb Middle.