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College Station Independent School District

#18 in Best School Districts in Texas
  • A+
    Overall Grade
  • College Station, TX
  • 40 reviews
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  1. Academics
    A
  2. Diversity
    A
  3. Teachers
    A
  4. College Prep
    A+
  5. Clubs & Activities
    A
  6. Health & Safety
    A
  7. Administration
    A
  8. Sports
    A+
  9. Food
    A-
  10. Resources & Facilities
    A-
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College Station Independent School District is a top rated, public school district located in College Station, TX. It has 13,021 students in grades PK, K-12 with a student-teacher ratio of 15 to 1. According to state test scores, 84% of students are at least proficient in math and 80% in reading.
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Address
1812 Welsh Ave
College Station, TX 77840
Telephone
(979) 764-5400
Website
csisd.org

College Station Independent School District Rankings

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  • Middle
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Academics

Percent Proficient - Reading
80%
Percent Proficient - Math
84%
Average Graduation Rate
89%
Average SAT
1220
390 responses
Average ACT
27
183 responses
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Students

Diversity
A
Based on racial and economic diversity and survey responses on school culture and diversity from students and parents.
Students
13,021
Free or Reduced Lunch
35.3%

Teachers

Student-Teacher Ratio
15:1
National
17:1
Average Teacher Salary
$45,983
Teachers in First/Second Year
7%

Finances

Total Expenses
$108,838,000
Expenses Per Student
$10,458/ student
National
$12,239
Education Expenses
  • Instruction
    62%
  • Support Services
    33%
  • Other
    5%

College Station Independent School District Reviews

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As a student of the oldest of the three high schools in College Station Independent School District, it is disheartening to witness the success of the newer schools while mine lacks their resources. Yet, even with the disadvantages of an older school, higher-level academics continue to thrive. Even so, I would hope that the attention to higher-level academics at my school would shift to other courses and activities. Consider the arts. The orchestra's instruments annually need repair due to the summer heat when the district ignores the pleas to keep the air conditioning running in the fine arts wing. The choir lacks a second director for their large and ever-growing program. The band lags behind the newer high school in the district as their program has switched between three different head directors in four years. The College Station Independent School District is so far successful enough to get by, but it is in need of more reform than it knows.
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College Station Independent School District exhibits character, pride, and responsibilty among the students and staff involved within it. The teachers truly care for their students and treat them as their own, while the students, in the other hand, take advantage of the tools given to them in order to succeed. One thing I would like to see change about the district is a larger emphasis on early college readiness and an increase in activities including excercises students can encounter in the real world.
This district does an excellent job providing equipment and resources to programs and/or for students to be able to experience a variety of career and learning opportunities. However, the district only decides to allow these opportunities to happen if it's convenient and easy to introduce and install within the needed area or school. This has caused tension to rise between schools because teachers and parents have spoken their concerns about the obvious lack of fair distribution of district money. Also, it brings attention to the lack of concern and ambition given towards helping improve the Special Ed programs throughout all the school in the district. If the situation is too complex and needs extreme repair, the district seems to sweep it under the rug.