Summary:
The seven public schools in zip code 77351 (Livingston, TX) are all part of the Livingston Independent School District (Isd), serving students from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade in a community where economic disadvantage rates range from 48% to 80% across campuses.
For parents, the standout school is Timber Creek Elementary, which consistently outperforms its peers and the state in 5th-grade math (67.59% proficient vs. state 47.38%) despite 73% of its students being economically disadvantaged. In contrast, Creekside Elementary faces the highest poverty rate (80%) and struggles with critically low 5th-grade science scores (16.48% proficient). At the middle school level, Livingston J H is a math powerhouse for advanced students, with 87.69% proficiency on the Algebra I End-of-Course exam, far exceeding the district (48.25%) and state (54.03%). However, this success does not carry over to Livingston High School, where only 38.15% of 9th graders are proficient in Algebra I, and overall high school performance has stagnated in the 25th to 36th percentile range over three years. The Livingston H S Academy, an alternative campus with only 13 students, spends 50% more per student ($16,146) but achieves the worst outcomes, including a 76.7% graduation rate and 0% proficiency in U.S. History.
Key takeaways for families: Elementary math is a district-wide weakness except at Timber Creek, while Livingston J.H. offers a strong advanced math pipeline. The district overall ranks in the 39th percentile statewide (2 stars), and per-student spending is roughly $10,600-$10,900 at main campuses. Parents should note that Pine Ridge Pri serves only pre-kindergarten through kindergarten, making it a starting point before transitioning to other elementary schools.
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