Summary:
There are three middle schools serving grades 6-8 in zip code 76036 (Crowley, TX), all part of the Crowley Independent School District (Isd), which ranks in the 16th percentile statewide and faces significant academic challenges, particularly in mathematics.
Richard Allie Middle is the standout school in this area, ranking in the 27th percentile (2025-2026) and showing a clear upward trajectory from the 44th percentile just two years prior. It leads in reading proficiency (47% average) and math proficiency (30% average), and its Algebra I scores (86.44%) far exceed the state average. In contrast, H F Stevens Middle has the lowest state ranking (15th percentile) and the lowest reading and math scores, despite having the smallest class sizes (11.5:1 student-teacher ratio) and the highest economic disadvantage rate (80.9% free/reduced lunch). Summer Creek Middle is the largest school (1,035 students) and spends the most per student ($10,848), but its academic performance is middling, with a 22nd percentile ranking and the highest student-teacher ratio (14.8:1).
A critical finding is a district-wide math crisis: 7th-grade math proficiency rates across all three schools are alarmingly low—ranging from 2.08% to 4.27%—compared to the state average of 31.12%. However, all schools excel in Algebra I, with Richard Allie (86.44%) and H F Stevens (73.42%) outperforming the state average (54.03%), suggesting effective acceleration for top students but a systemic failure for the majority. This creates a "two-tiered" academic environment where advanced learners thrive while most students struggle in grade-level math.
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