Summary:
The Roosevelt Independent School District (Isd) in Texas operates three schools: one elementary, one middle, and one high school. While the district faces challenges in academic performance compared to state averages, it also has some standout schools and potential strengths to build upon.
Roosevelt High School emerges as the top performer in the district, ranking 869 out of 1,987 Texas high schools and earning a 3-star rating. The school boasts an impressive 98.5% 4-year graduation rate and outperforms the state average in several STAAR End-of-Course exams. In contrast, Roosevelt J H (Middle School) and Roosevelt Elementary have lower rankings and ratings, but the middle school stands out with a 0.0% dropout rate.
Across the district, the student population is predominantly Hispanic, with high rates of economic disadvantage as indicated by the 70-75% free/reduced lunch eligibility. While this socioeconomic factor may contribute to the academic challenges observed, the district's relatively low student-teacher ratios, ranging from 10.0 to 13.1, could be a valuable resource in addressing these issues. Targeted interventions and a deeper understanding of the factors driving the observed performance patterns may be crucial in improving academic outcomes for students in the Roosevelt Independent School District (Isd).
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