Summary:
The Sanger Independent School District (Isd) is a mid-sized Texas district serving approximately 2,880 students across seven schools, from Pre-Kindergarten through 12th grade, and is ranked in the 67th percentile statewide.
Within the district, Butterfield Elementary stands out as the academic star, consistently earning a 4-star rating and significantly outperforming its counterpart, Clear Creek Elementary, which ranks in the 37th percentile. For example, in 3rd-grade math, Butterfield scored 55.81% proficient compared to Clear Creek's 35.96%. At the middle school level, Sanger Middle is a math powerhouse, achieving 100% proficiency in Algebra I End-of-Course exams, a feat that feeds into the strong performance of Sanger High School, which boasts a 95.8% graduation rate and a very low 0.1% dropout rate. The Sanger Sixth Grade Campus also shows promise as a dedicated transition year, with reading and math scores above state averages. In contrast, Linda Tutt High School is a high-cost, high-need alternative campus serving only 21 students, with a per-student spending of $37,763, yet it struggles with a 1-star rating and a 4.9% dropout rate. Chisholm Trail Elementary serves only Pre-K and Kindergarten, so it has no standardized test scores to report.
Key takeaways include a significant performance gap between the two main elementary schools, despite similar demographics, and a clear success story in the district's advanced math pipeline from middle to high school. The district's overall performance is solidly average, with Sanger High School providing a reliable and successful endpoint for most students, while Linda Tutt High School represents a necessary but challenging resource for at-risk students.
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