Summary:
The four public schools in zip code 75756, serving the Brownsboro area, are all part of the Brownsboro Independent School District (Isd) and educate approximately 1,910 students from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. The district is a small, unified system with a clear academic pipeline, though performance varies significantly by campus and subject.
Brownsboro J H stands out as an academic powerhouse, particularly in mathematics. A remarkable 100% of 8th graders taking Algebra I scored proficient in recent years, nearly double the state average, and 8th-grade math proficiency (65.71%) also far exceeds the state. This success feeds into Brownsboro High School, which boasts a 97.1% graduation rate and strong English and Biology scores, though U.S. History is a weakness. Brownsboro Intermediate shows the most dramatic improvement, with 4th-grade math jumping 18 points to 54.55% proficiency in the latest year. In contrast, Brownsboro Elementary struggles with foundational math, with only 41.86% of 3rd graders proficient, below the state average. The district serves a moderately high percentage of economically disadvantaged students, with free/reduced lunch rates ranging from 47.53% at the high school to 60.19% at the elementary.
A key takeaway is the correlation between resource allocation and performance: Brownsboro J H has the highest spending per student ($12,064) and the best student-teacher ratio (11.9:1), while Brownsboro Elementary has the lowest spending ($9,337) and highest ratio (16.2:1). A persistent district-wide weakness is social studies, with only 24% of 8th graders proficient and U.S. History scores at the high school lagging the state by nearly 9 points. Overall, the district excels in accelerating top math students early but faces challenges in maintaining that success across all subjects and grade levels.
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