Summary:
Zip code 77335, serving the Goodrich, Texas area, is home to three small public schools—Goodrich Elementary, Goodrich Middle, and Goodrich High School—all part of the Goodrich Independent School District (Isd), with a total enrollment of just 266 students.
The standout school in the district is Goodrich Middle, which has shown a remarkable turnaround, jumping from a 1-star rating to a projected 4-star rating (74th percentile) in just two years. It now outperforms the state average in five out of seven subject tests, particularly excelling in 8th-grade Math. Goodrich High School also shines with a 93.8% graduation rate and a 0.0% dropout rate, and it posts strong scores in Algebra I and English I. In contrast, Goodrich Elementary is the weakest link, consistently ranking below the 50th percentile with a 2-star rating, though it shows steady improvement and meets state averages in 5th-grade Math and Science.
Key metrics reveal a district of extremes: over 92% of students at every level are economically disadvantaged, yet the middle and high schools achieve strong results. Per-student spending is high, especially at the high school ($16,348), which contributes to a very low student-teacher ratio of 6.5:1 and likely supports the excellent graduation and dropout rates. The middle school's rapid ascent is a positive sign, but the elementary school's struggles in early math—with 3rd and 4th-grade proficiency rates lagging behind the state—could pose future challenges for the district.
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