Crockett County Consolidated Central School District

The Crockett County Consolidated Central School District serves 621 students across three schools in Texas: Ozona Elementary (PK-5), Ozona Middle (6-8), and Ozona High School (9-12), with the district earning a 3-star rating and ranking in the 54th percentile statewide.

Ozona High School stands out for its perfect 100% graduation rate and 0% dropout rate, along with strong science performance—Biology scores consistently exceed state averages by over 10 percentage points. However, it struggles in foundational English and math, with Algebra I and English I proficiency falling below state levels. Ozona Middle shows a striking contrast in math: 8th graders achieve exceptional proficiency (73% vs. 47% state), while 7th graders lag significantly (17% vs. 29% state). Ozona Elementary demonstrates strong 4th-grade reading and math scores (62% and 69%, well above state averages), but faces a sharp decline in 5th grade, where math proficiency drops to just 29%—far below the state's 47%.

The district invests heavily in its students, with low student-teacher ratios (ranging from 7.7:1 at the middle school to 10.6:1 at the elementary) and above-average per-student spending ($12,735 to $15,732). A high percentage of students qualify for free or reduced lunch (58% to 70%), indicating a high-needs population. While resources are strong, results are mixed: the 8th-grade math anomaly and high school graduation success highlight effective practices, but the 5th-grade slump and 7th-grade math struggles point to areas needing targeted intervention. Overall, the district offers small class sizes and dedicated investment, but parents should note the uneven performance across grade levels and subjects.