Granger School District

Granger School District has three public schools serving students from prekindergarten through grade 12 in the Granger area: Roosevelt Elementary for PK–4, Granger Middle School for grades 5–8, and Granger High School for grades 9–12. About 1,438 students attend the district, and each school serves a community with substantial economic need, with 88% to 93% of students qualifying for free or reduced-price lunch.

Roosevelt Elementary is the district’s strongest academic performer in math. In 2025–2026, 42.92% of students were proficient in math, nearly matching the 43.11% statewide result and improving by more than 18 points in one year. Third-grade math was especially strong at 52.38%. However, reading remains a concern, with only 27.96% proficient in English language arts. Granger Middle School had the district’s highest school ranking, though it remained in the lower statewide range. Its seventh-grade English language arts result was a bright spot at 41.49%, but math was weak across every grade, ranging from 5.43% to 24.47%.

Granger High School combines low academic proficiency with a comparatively strong 89% graduation rate, which was 6.4 points above the state rate. Its English language arts and science results were slightly better than the district averages, but math was the district’s weakest area at just 9.38% proficiency. Overall, math improvement from elementary through high school is the clearest priority, especially as performance drops sharply after fourth grade. Reading also needs a districtwide focus because all three schools reported proficiency near 28% to 30%, well below the state level. Parents may also want to ask about math support, reading intervention, tutoring, and how students are supported during transitions between schools.