Summary:
The nine schools in zip code 76011 (Arlington, TX) serve students from elementary through high school, encompassing a mix of traditional public schools within the Arlington Independent School District (Isd) and several charter networks like Uplift Education, Newman International Academy Of Arlington, Premier High Schools, and Texas Works.
Performance across the area is highly polarized. The standout high-performing school is Newman International Academy Of Arlington Gibbins, which consistently ranks in the top 30% of Texas high schools with strong test scores and a low free/reduced lunch rate of 26%. In contrast, Premier H S Of Arlington is the lowest-performing school, with a 0-star rating, a 58.9% graduation rate, and only 4.65% of students proficient in Algebra I. Among elementary schools, Jones Fine Arts / Dual Language Academy is the strongest (56th percentile), while Webb Elementary is the weakest (15th percentile). The Uplift Education pipeline shows mixed results: its elementary and middle schools rank in the bottom 30%, but Uplift Summit Prep High School is a strong performer (72nd percentile) with a 94.6% graduation rate.
Math proficiency is a universal weakness, with even top schools like Newman International showing only 12.96% of 7th graders proficient in math. Per-student spending varies widely, from $7,106 at Premier H S to $12,244 at Newman International, with an average of $10,078. The average free/reduced lunch rate across reporting schools is 70.8%, indicating a high-poverty area. Notably, Jean Massieu Academy has the lowest student-teacher ratio (11.5:1) but a 71.4% graduation rate, while Texasworks - Irving is a small alternative school with only 30 students and a 30:1 ratio. Webb Elementary's 5th-grade science proficiency was critically low at 2.17%.
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