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Best Public Schools in Zip Code 75567


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Summary:

Zip code 75567 is served by a single school, Maud School, a unique PK-12 alternative school within the Maud Independent School District (Isd) that enrolls 450 students in a small, rural community.

As the only school in the area, Maud School presents a mixed academic profile. Its high school students are a clear strength, consistently outperforming state averages on End-of-Course (EOC) exams. For instance, Algebra I proficiency reached 79.31%—over 32 points above the state—and Biology and English I also showed strong double-digit leads. The school also boasts a perfect 100% graduation rate and a 0% dropout rate, which is exceptional. However, elementary and middle school performance is more uneven, with recent scores in 3rd and 6th grade Reading and Math, as well as 8th grade Social Studies, falling below state averages. The school’s low student-teacher ratio of 11.6:1 suggests students receive significant individualized attention, which may help explain its success in graduating students despite 58.22% of the student body being economically disadvantaged.

A key takeaway is the extreme year-over-year volatility in test scores, such as 8th grade Social Studies dropping from 48.15% to 15.38% in one year. This "cohort effect" is common in small schools, where the performance of a single class of 20-30 students can dramatically swing results. While high school math and English are standout strengths, U.S. History is a persistent weak point, consistently underperforming the state average. Overall, Maud School offers a close-knit, all-in-one educational environment where students can thrive in their final years, but families should be aware of the uneven academic outcomes across grade levels and the potential for significant performance swings from year to year.

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