Summary:
The Aubrey Independent School District (Isd) is served by a single high school, Aubrey High School, which educates 1,135 students in grades 9-12 and has a solid 95.1% graduation rate with a very low 0.4% dropout rate.
Aubrey High School shows a clear split in academic performance. The school excels in English II Reading and U.S. History, where it outperforms the state average by 5.73 and 2.94 percentage points, respectively. However, it struggles significantly in Algebra I, where only 22.15% of students are proficient—a staggering 31.88 percentage points below the state average. This weakness in math is a major concern, especially since the school's Algebra I proficiency dropped by nearly 20 percentage points from the previous year. The school's state ranking has also declined from the 63rd percentile to the 48th percentile over three years, likely driven by this math performance, even as its graduation rate remains strong.
For parents, the key takeaway is that Aubrey High School offers a well-rounded education with standout results in reading and history, but it has a critical and worsening weakness in Algebra I that demands attention. The school's overall district star rating is 2 out of 5 stars, and while it graduates most students, the steep decline in math scores suggests that many may not be fully prepared for college-level coursework. The district's higher Algebra I score (33.52%) compared to the high school's (22.15%) indicates that this is a high-school-specific issue, not a district-wide problem.
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