Summary:
The China Spring Independent School District (Isd) serves approximately 3,013 students across six schools in Texas, including two elementary schools, two middle schools, and two high schools, and is ranked in the 66th percentile of Texas districts with a 3-star rating.
China Spring High School stands out as the district's flagship, consistently ranking in the top 15-16% of Texas high schools with a 99.5% graduation rate and test scores far exceeding state averages, especially in Biology (89.58% vs. 70.51% state) and English I (79.61% vs. 55.43% state). In contrast, the Tag school is a clear outlier with only 11 students, a 63.64% free/reduced lunch rate, and per-student spending of $39,989—over four times the next highest school—making its volatile rankings a statistical artifact of its tiny size. The two middle schools show different profiles: China Spring Intermediate (grades 5-6) performs consistently above state averages, while China Spring Middle (grades 7-8) reveals challenges in 7th-grade Math (25% proficient vs. 29.41% state) and 8th-grade Social Studies (24.26% vs. 31.69% state), despite strong 8th-grade Math and Reading scores.
Key metrics show a district-wide graduation rate of 98.3% and a 0% dropout rate across all schools. Per-student spending ranges from $8,153 at China Spring Intermediate to $9,867 at China Spring High School, with the Tag school at $39,989. Economic disadvantage rates vary, with China Spring Pri at 39.69% and China Spring Elementary at 37.36%, decreasing to 27.84% at the high school. The district's strength lies in its high school excellence, while the Tag school's data underscores the need for caution when interpreting metrics from very small populations.
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