Evalois Owens Middle

Evalois Owens Middle is a public school in Aubrey, TX, serving grades 6-8 as part of the Aubrey Independent School District (Isd), and it is a relatively new school with limited data available.

Overall, Evalois Owens Middle ranks in the 36th percentile statewide, which is below average compared to nearby schools. For example, schools in the Frisco Independent School District (Isd), such as Trent Middle and Griffin Middle, rank in the 91st-96th percentile. The school’s biggest challenge is mathematics: only about 15% of 6th graders are proficient in math, compared to the state average of 39%. However, there is a bright spot: students who take Algebra I perform exceptionally well, with 92% scoring proficient, far above the state average of 54%. This suggests the school effectively accelerates its top math students, even as the majority of students in standard math classes struggle to meet grade-level expectations.

Reading scores are a relative strength, with 7th-grade reading proficiency (52%) close to the state average (54%), though still behind Frisco ISD schools where proficiency often exceeds 70%. Social studies scores are a consistent weak point, with 8th-grade proficiency at 30%, below the state average. The school also shows significant gaps in serving certain student groups, particularly those from low socioeconomic backgrounds, who rank in the 9th percentile. In contrast, English Language Learners perform better, ranking in the 55th percentile. Overall, Evalois Owens Middle is a school with clear strengths in advanced coursework but faces challenges in bringing the majority of its students to proficiency, especially in math and social studies.