Summary:
This analysis examines three public high schools in League City, Texas (zip code 77573), all part of the highly-rated Clear Creek Independent School District (Isd), serving grades 9-12 with enrollments between 2,469 and 2,668 students.
Clear Springs High School stands out as the top academic performer, earning a 4-star rating and leading in Biology, English I, English II, and U.S. History. It achieves these results while spending the least per student ($8,820), indicating strong operational efficiency. Clear Falls High School also holds a 4-star rating and performs well above state averages, though it trails Clear Springs in Math and Science. Clear Creek High School is the lowest-ranked of the three with a 3-star rating, consistently scoring below the district average despite spending the most per student ($9,596). All three schools boast excellent graduation rates above 97.5%, with Clear Springs leading at 98.6% and a 0.0% dropout rate.
A key concern is the "Algebra I Anomaly": all three schools score below the district average (74.1%) in Algebra I, with Clear Falls (49.77%) even falling below the state average (54.03%). This suggests a systemic math challenge within the area. Conversely, English Language Arts is a clear strength, with all schools significantly outperforming the state average. Clear Creek's position is precarious—it is the oldest school, lacks the standout performance of Clear Springs, and has lower test scores despite higher spending, making it the most vulnerable choice for families prioritizing academic metrics.
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