Summary:
The seven public schools serving zip code 79510 in Clyde, Texas, are split between two high-performing districts—Clyde Consolidated Independent School District and Eula Independent School District (Isd)—and serve approximately 1,895 students across elementary, middle, and high school levels in a community with lower-than-average economic disadvantage.
Two standout high schools lead the area. Clyde High School is the largest school in the zip code with 444 students, earning a 4-star rating for three consecutive years and a 97.3% graduation rate, with English I and II proficiency rates roughly 20 points above the state average. In contrast, Eula High School is smaller (116 students) but ranks in the top 20% of Texas high schools, boasts a 0.0% dropout rate, and achieves an 84% proficiency in English I Reading—nearly 30 points above the state. The middle schools reveal different strengths: Clyde J H has a remarkable Algebra I program where 100% of 8th graders taking the exam are proficient, while Eula J H delivers balanced, above-average performance across all subjects, especially in math where it outperforms the state by 20+ points in 6th and 8th grade.
Key metrics highlight the "small school advantage" of Eula ISD, which spends $15,613 per student (vs. $11,116 in Clyde CISD) and maintains a 9.5:1 student-teacher ratio (vs. 13.6:1). Elementary math is a clear strength across both districts, with 4th-grade proficiency rates around 65-69% compared to the state average of 49.3%. Both districts show remarkable consistency in state rankings over three years, indicating sustainable practices. For parents, the choice often comes down to size and focus: Clyde offers larger schools with a standout advanced math track, while Eula provides a more intimate setting with broad-based academic excellence and exceptional resource allocation.
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