Summary:
The three public schools in zip code 78382, serving approximately 2,294 students in Rockport, Texas, are part of the Rockport-Fulton Independent School District (Isd), which holds a 1-star rating and ranks in the 28th percentile statewide.
Rockport-Fulton High School stands out for its consistent improvement, rising from a 2-star to a 3-star rating over three years, and excels in U.S. History with 84.82% proficiency—well above the state average of 70.17%. However, it struggles in Algebra I, where only 33.51% of students are proficient compared to 54.03% statewide. Rockport-Fulton Middle presents a paradox: it achieves exceptional results in Algebra I (93.75% proficiency) but faces severe challenges in 7th-grade math, where proficiency dropped from 1.52% to just 7.63% over two years. Live Oak Learning Center, the elementary school, has the highest economic disadvantage rate at 73.42% and receives the most per-student funding ($11,804), though no test score data is available to assess its effectiveness.
Key metrics reveal a district with a 90.4% graduation rate and a 2.1% dropout rate, alongside a student-teacher ratio of 14.5:1. The middle school has the smallest class sizes (12.9:1), while the elementary school has the largest (16.2:1). A critical takeaway is the uneven performance across subjects and schools: the high school’s 51-point gap between its best and worst subjects highlights instructional disparities, while the middle school’s declining math scores for general students suggest systemic issues. The district’s resource allocation appears targeted, with higher spending at the most disadvantaged school, but the lack of test data for Live Oak Learning Center leaves its impact unclear.
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