Rogers Independent School District (Isd)

The Rogers Independent School District (Isd) is a small, three-school district in Texas serving 892 students from Pre-K through 12th grade, comprising Rogers Elementary (PK-5), Rogers Middle (6-8), and Rogers High School (9-12), and is ranked 329th out of 951 districts in Texas with a 3-star rating.

Rogers High School stands out as the district's most consistent performer, maintaining a 3-star rating for three consecutive years and boasting a 95.4% graduation rate with a very low 0.7% dropout rate. It excels in Biology and English I Reading, significantly outperforming state averages. Rogers Middle is notable for its exceptional advanced math program, achieving 100% proficiency for 8th graders taking Algebra I, though its standard grade-level math scores are a consistent weakness. Rogers Elementary has shown the most volatility, rebounding from a 1-star rating in 2024-2025 to a 3-star rating in 2025-2026, representing the largest single-year improvement in the district.

Key metrics reveal interesting patterns: the high school has the highest spending per student ($10,786) and the lowest student-teacher ratio (10.6:1), while the elementary school has the lowest spending ($9,517) and highest ratio (19.4:1). The district shows a fascinating split in science performance, with elementary students scoring below state averages but middle school students significantly outperforming them. The "Algebra I Pipeline" is a clear strength, with middle school students excelling in advanced math, though the high school's Algebra I scores remain a weakness. Overall, the district offers strong secondary education with a notable advanced math program, while elementary performance remains more variable.