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Best Middle Schools in Zip Code 78154


At a glance
2
Schools
1,815
Students
Top rankedRay D Corbett J H654th of 2,335 Texas middle schools
Biggest riser
Ray D Corbett J H up 70 spots statewide this year
Summary:

The two middle schools in zip code 78154, part of the Schertz-Cibolo-U City Independent School District (Isd), serve grades 5 through 8 and offer distinct academic experiences for families in the Schertz, TX area.

Ray D Corbett J H stands out as the top performer, particularly in advanced math. An impressive 87.97% of its 8th graders scored proficient on the Algebra I end-of-course exam, far exceeding both the district and state averages. This school also shows consistent improvement, earning a 4-star rating and a 72nd percentile state rank, with a very low dropout rate of 0.1%. In contrast, Laura Ingalls Wilder Intermediate serves younger students in grades 5-6 and offers a lower student-teacher ratio of 12.9:1, which may provide more individualized attention. However, Wilder's test scores generally trail behind state averages, while Corbett's 8th graders surpass state benchmarks in both reading and math.

A key takeaway is the "barbell effect" at Corbett: while its advanced math program is exceptional, only 26.58% of 7th graders were proficient in standard math, below the state average. This suggests the school excels with top-tier students but may need to support its general math population. Additionally, despite Wilder having higher per-student spending ($9,187) and a lower student-teacher ratio, Corbett achieves better academic outcomes with fewer resources, indicating greater operational efficiency. The feeder pattern from Wilder to Corbett also shows that students who may struggle in 5th and 6th grade often improve significantly by 8th grade, suggesting Corbett's instruction effectively accelerates growth.

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