Summary:
Zip code 76103 is home to a single high school, Clearfork Academy South, a very small campus serving just 31 students in grades 7 through 12 as part of the University Of Texas University Charter School district.
This school presents a complex and volatile performance profile, largely due to its tiny enrollment where a single student's score can swing percentages dramatically. The most notable finding is an extreme contrast in subject proficiency for the 2025-2026 school year: the school achieved an impressive 75% proficiency in Biology, well above the state average of 70.51%, yet scored only 11.11% in Algebra I, far below the state average of 54.03%. This suggests a potential strength in science instruction but a significant weakness in math. Over the past three years, the school's state ranking has improved remarkably, jumping from the 6th percentile in 2023-2024 to the 48th percentile in 2025-2026, moving from a 0-star to a 2-star rating. However, this improvement is fragile and stems from a very low base.
While the school outperforms its district in nearly every subject—for example, its 75% Biology proficiency dwarfs the district's 35.54%—the district itself is ranked in the bottom 7% of all Texas districts. The school still trails state averages in most core subjects, including English I Reading (52.94% vs. 55.43%) and English II Reading (62.5% vs. 59.88%). A lack of data on free/reduced lunch and student-teacher ratio limits a deeper understanding of the school's context, but the "small school effect" is clearly at play, making year-to-year comparisons less reliable and highlighting the need for targeted support in mathematics.
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