Summary:
The Frankston Independent School District (Isd) serves 811 students across three schools—Frankston Elementary (PK-5), Frankston Middle (6-8), and Frankston High School (9-12)—and ranks in the 86th percentile among Texas districts, earning a 4-star rating.
Frankston Elementary stands out as the district’s strongest foundation, consistently outperforming state averages in Reading across all grades (e.g., 75% proficiency in 3rd grade vs. 51% statewide). In contrast, Frankston Middle excels in advanced math, with 100% of its 8th graders proficient in Algebra I in 2024-2025, though 7th-grade math proficiency dropped sharply to 17.95% in 2025-2026—the lowest in the district. Frankston High School boasts an exceptional 97.9% graduation rate and a 0.0% dropout rate, but its Algebra I proficiency is critically low at 22.86%, creating a paradox where middle school advanced math success does not carry over to high school.
Key metrics reveal an inverse relationship between spending and performance: the high school spends $14,518 per student—the most in the district—yet struggles with math, while the elementary school spends $11,175 and shows the most consistent academic strength. The district also demonstrates strong results in Science and History, with high school U.S. History proficiency at 77.42% (above the state average of 70.17%). Overall, Frankston Elementary provides a robust literacy foundation, but targeted interventions are needed for middle school math and high school Algebra I to ensure all students succeed.
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