High Schools in Trinity Charter School

The Trinity Charter School district in Texas operates 5 high schools, serving students in grades 9-12. These schools vary significantly in size, with enrollments ranging from just 10 students at the Trinity Charter Schools - Virtual Reclaim Academy to 159 students at the Trinity Charter Schools - Lockhart Campus. While the smaller schools like Virtual Reclaim Academy offer more individualized attention with lower student-teacher ratios, they struggle with lower graduation rates and mixed academic performance on state exams.

Across the district, the Trinity Charter Schools consistently underperform the state average on STAAR tests, with proficiency rates often in the single digits or low double digits. The one exception is in U.S. History, where the Trinity Charter Schools - Lockhart Campus and Trinity Charter Schools - Virtual Reclaim Academy scored 80% and 61.54% proficiency, respectively, compared to the state average of 69.1%. Spending per student also varies widely, from $15,935 at the Trinity Charter School - Brenham Campus to $27,359 at the Trinity Charter Schools - Canyon Lake Campus, but this does not seem to translate to better academic outcomes.

Overall, the Trinity Charter School district faces significant challenges in improving the academic performance of its high schools. While some schools offer more individualized attention, they struggle with low graduation rates and inconsistent test scores. The district as a whole will need to identify and address the root causes of its underperformance to better serve its students and prepare them for success.