Summary
Weimar High School is a small, rural high school in Weimar, TX, serving 214 students in grades 9-12 as part of the high-performing Weimar Independent School District (Isd), which ranks in the 87th percentile statewide. This school stands out as a regional academic leader, consistently earning a 4-star rating for the past decade and boasting a near-perfect graduation rate of 100% with a 0.0% dropout rate. With a very low student-to-teacher ratio of 10:1 and per-pupil spending of $14,009—higher than nearby schools like Columbus High School ($12,785) and La Grange High School ($12,636)—Weimar High School offers a supportive, small-class environment that drives strong academic outcomes.
Weimar High School excels in several key subjects, outperforming most neighboring schools. In Biology, 82.14% of students are proficient, which is 11.6 percentage points above the state average and the highest rate among comparable high schools in the area, including Flatonia Secondary (83.67%). In English Language Arts, the school shines with 75.86% proficiency in English II, surpassing all nearby standard high schools, including Flatonia (71.74%) and La Grange (61.05%). Additionally, the school is highly effective at supporting English Language Learners, ranking in the 85th percentile statewide. However, Algebra I is a relative weakness, with only 52.08% proficiency—slightly below the state average—suggesting an area for improvement.
While Weimar High School is a top-tier choice, it has some areas of focus. Performance for Special Education students has been inconsistent, dropping to the 15th percentile in 2024-2025 before recovering to the 58th percentile in 2025-2026, indicating a need for continued support. There is also a notable gender gap, with male students ranking in the 81st percentile and female students in the 64th percentile. Despite these challenges, Weimar High School remains a hidden gem in rural Texas, ranking in the 75th percentile statewide—far ahead of Rice High School (16th percentile) and Schulenburg Secondary (41st percentile)—and offering a strong, personalized education for families seeking a high-performing school in a small-town setting.
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