Summary:
Zip code 75939, serving the Corrigan area in Texas, is home to three public schools within the Corrigan-Camden Independent School District (Isd), which serves grades PK-12 and is ranked in the 42nd percentile of Texas districts.
Corrigan-Camden Elementary is the standout performer, showing a clear upward trend in its state ranking (improving from the 47th to the 57th percentile) and consistently outperforming the state average in Mathematics. In contrast, Corrigan-Camden High School is the most challenged, with the lowest state ranking (30th percentile) and declining performance, particularly in Algebra I and English I. Corrigan-Camden J H shows a sharp decline from the elementary level, with 6th-grade math proficiency dropping to 23.08% compared to the state average of 38.57%. The district serves a high-poverty population, with 65-77% of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch, and spends significantly above the state average per student, especially at the high school level ($17,938).
A key paradox is that despite high per-student spending, academic performance generally falls below state averages, suggesting financial resources alone are not overcoming challenges. However, the high school boasts a strong graduation rate of 91.1% and a very low dropout rate of 0.4%, indicating effective student retention. The elementary school's consistent math success is a bright spot worth studying, while the middle school slump and high school's declining ranking are critical areas needing attention. Overall, the district shows a mix of strengths in retention and elementary math, but faces significant academic hurdles at the secondary level.
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