Summary:
This analysis examines eight elementary schools in the 78233 zip code of San Antonio, Texas, serving grades PK-5 and serving a diverse student population of approximately 4,425 students across three traditional public school districts and three charter school networks.
The standout school in this area is Crestview Elementary, part of the Judson Independent School District (Isd), which ranks in the top 15% of all Texas elementary schools despite its district being in the bottom 21%. In contrast, El Dorado Elementary in North East Independent School District (Isd) faces the most significant challenges, ranking in the bottom 14% of Texas schools with the highest economic disadvantage rate at 81.43% free/reduced lunch. Sst Alamo from the School Of Science And Technology network shows strong upward momentum, with exceptional 6th-grade Reading (76.34% proficient) and 7th-grade Math (100% proficient) scores. Franz Leadership Academy (Judson ISD) has the highest per-student spending ($11,426) and a low student-teacher ratio (12.9:1), yet ranks in the bottom 25%, demonstrating that resource investment alone does not guarantee academic success.
Charter schools present a mixed picture: Basis San Antonio Pri - Northeast Campus from Basis Texas is part of a top-tier network (98th percentile district) but its campus rank is lower at the 72nd percentile, while Idea Judson Academy from Idea Public Schools performs at an average 67th percentile. The overall performance gap within this single zip code is dramatic, spanning 71 percentile points from Crestview (85th) to El Dorado (14th). A curious finding is that both Woodstone Elementary and El Dorado Elementary (both North East ISD) reported 100% proficiency in 6th-grade Mathematics for 2024-2025, far exceeding the state average of 37.68%, which warrants further investigation into potential data anomalies or targeted interventions.
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