Summary
Troy Elementary in Troy, TX, serves 379 students in grades 3 through 5 within the Troy Independent School District (Isd), a district ranked in the top 40% of Texas, and has shown a remarkable turnaround from a 1-star rating in 2017-2018 to a consistent 3-star rating over the last six years, now ranking in the 67th percentile statewide.
The school’s standout strength is its exceptional mathematics performance, which significantly outpaces state averages and nearby schools. For example, 5th graders achieved a 63.33% proficiency rate in math, compared to the state average of 47.38%, and far exceeded schools like Scott Elementary (36.26%) and Jefferson Elementary (37.18%) in the Temple Independent School District (Isd). In 4th grade math, Troy’s 52.94% proficiency was the highest among all comparable area schools. This consistent excellence in math, sustained over multiple years, makes Troy a regional leader in the subject. While reading scores are generally on par with or slightly above state averages, the math focus is a clear differentiator.
Nearly half of Troy’s students (47.23%) are economically disadvantaged, yet the school effectively supports this subgroup, with these students consistently ranking in the 56th-59th percentile statewide—a strong performance compared to schools with similar demographics. Notably, Troy achieves these results with efficient spending of $9,004 per student, lower than peers like Moody Elementary ($11,037) and Bruceville-Eddy Intermediate ($13,128), while outperforming them academically. This efficiency, combined with a sustained upward trend, highlights effective leadership and resource allocation. For parents prioritizing math education or seeking a school with a strong improvement story, Troy Elementary stands out as a stable, high-performing choice in the area.
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