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Middle Schools in Olney Independent School District (Isd)


At a glance
1
School
139
Students
Top rankedOlney J H542nd of 2,359 Texas middle schools
Summary:

The Olney Independent School District (ISD) is home to one middle school, Olney J H, which serves grades 6 through 8 with a small enrollment of 139 students and is located in a rural area of Texas. This single school provides a focused educational environment, and its performance offers a clear picture of middle school education in the district.

Olney J H is a standout school in several academic areas, consistently earning a 4-star rating from Schooldigger and ranking the district 236th out of 951 in Texas. The school excels particularly in 8th grade, where 78.95% of students are proficient in Mathematics (far above the state average of 47.24%) and 52.08% are proficient in Social Studies (compared to 31.69% statewide). It also shows strong performance in 7th and 8th grade Reading, with proficiency rates of 68.29% and 68.09% respectively, both exceeding state averages. A key advantage is the excellent student-teacher ratio of 9.1:1, which allows for personalized instruction, and the school reports a 0.0% dropout rate, indicating strong student retention.

An interesting finding is a performance dip in 6th grade, where proficiency in Math (25.86%) and Reading (50.85%) falls below state averages, suggesting a transition challenge that the school may need to address. However, positive year-over-year trends are evident, with 8th grade Math proficiency rising from 71.43% to 78.95% and Social Studies from 45.24% to 52.08% between recent school years. With 51.8% of students eligible for free or reduced lunch and per-student spending of $12,278, Olney J H demonstrates that a small, well-funded school can achieve high academic outcomes in key areas while maintaining a supportive environment for all students.

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SchoolDigger data sources: National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Department of Education, the U.S. Census Bureau and the Texas Education Agency.

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