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Best High Schools in Zip Code 75839


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391
Students
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Districts
Top rankedSlocum High School498th of 2,057 Texas high schools
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Biggest riser
Slocum High School up 116 spots statewide this year
Summary:

Zip code 75839, serving the Elkhart, Texas area, is home to two public high schools: Elkhart High School and Slocum High School, both serving grades 9-12 within their respective districts, Elkhart Independent School District (Isd) and Slocum Independent School District (Isd).

These two schools offer distinctly different academic experiences. Elkhart High School is the larger school with 305 students and a student-teacher ratio of 9.4:1, while Slocum High School is much smaller with only 86 students and a more favorable ratio of 7.5:1. Both schools share a similar percentage of economically disadvantaged students (around 40-45%) and both achieved a perfect 100% graduation rate with a 0% dropout rate for the 2023-2024 school year. Slocum Independent School District (Isd) spends slightly more per student ($13,545) compared to Elkhart Independent School District (Isd) ($12,801).

The standout story is Elkhart High School's remarkable turnaround, with its state ranking percentile jumping from the 76th to the 85th percentile in just one year, driven by huge gains in Algebra I and U.S. History. In contrast, Slocum High School shows a "rollercoaster" ranking pattern typical of very small schools, but excels dramatically in specific subjects like Biology (93.75% proficiency) and U.S. History (94.12%) in the most recent year. The schools have inverted strengths: Slocum High School is a powerhouse in Biology and History, while Elkhart High School is stronger in English I and II Reading. This means a student's choice between these two schools should be guided by their individual academic strengths and preferences.

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