Summary:
The Johnson City Independent School District (Isd) is home to a single middle school, Lyndon B Johnson Middle, which serves grades 6 through 8 with a small enrollment of 142 students in a rural Texas area.
Lyndon B Johnson Middle is a standout school that consistently outperforms state averages across nearly all subjects, earning a 4-star rating for three consecutive years and rising from the 75th to the 84th state percentile. The school’s most impressive results are in 8th-grade Social Studies, where 63% of students are proficient—nearly double the state average of 32%—and in Algebra I, where 92% of students are proficient compared to just 47% statewide. Science performance is also strong, with 73% proficiency versus the state’s 46%. With a very low student-teacher ratio of 9.8 to 1 and a 0% dropout rate, the school provides a personalized, supportive environment that drives these exceptional outcomes.
While the school excels in advanced math and core subjects, 6th and 7th grade math scores are a relative weakness, though they still meet or exceed state averages. For example, 7th grade math proficiency is 46% compared to the state’s 29%. The school’s high Algebra I scores suggest strong acceleration for top students, but bringing up general math performance in lower grades remains an opportunity. Overall, Lyndon B Johnson Middle delivers big results in a small setting, making it a top choice for families seeking academic excellence and individual attention.
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