Grandview Independent School District (Isd)

The Grandview Independent School District (Isd) serves 1,373 students across three schools—Grandview Elementary (grades PK-5), Grandview J H (grades 6-8), and Grandview High School (grades 9-12)—in a suburban Texas area, earning a strong 4-star district rating and ranking in the 81st percentile statewide.

Grandview High School is the district's standout performer, boasting an 86th percentile state ranking, a near-perfect 99.1% graduation rate, and a 0.0% dropout rate. It benefits from the lowest student-teacher ratio (9.3:1) and highest spending per student ($12,629), which correlates with exceptional End-of-Course exam scores that exceed state averages by 15-20 percentage points. In contrast, Grandview J H shows a striking split: its advanced math program is a major success, with 100% of Algebra I students scoring proficient for two consecutive years, yet grade-level math proficiency is a concern, with only 14.58% of 7th graders and 36.43% of 8th graders meeting state standards—well below state averages. Grandview Elementary is a solid, above-average school with strong Reading scores, but its state ranking has dropped from the 89th to the 71st percentile over three years, signaling a need for monitoring.

Key metrics reveal resource disparities: the high school spends $12,629 per student, while the elementary school spends just $10,165 and has the highest student-teacher ratio (13.6:1). The elementary school also serves the highest percentage of economically disadvantaged students (38.57%). Science is a relative weakness district-wide, with 5th-grade proficiency at 48.21% (above the state's 29.57%) and 8th-grade science at 50.46% (just above the state's 46.25%). Overall, the district excels in advanced math and high school outcomes, but the middle school's grade-level math struggles and the elementary school's declining trend are key areas for parents to watch.