Texas school districts with the lowest Dropout Rate in 2025-26

What this ranking counts

Ordered from the lowest figure upward. A lower figure is the better result for this measure, so 1st here is the best end of the list.

968 of the ranked districts share a placement with at least one other. Tied districts print the same placement and the next placement skips, so two districts sharing 3rd are both 3rd and the one behind them is 5th.

A ranking by a raw figure is not a measure of teaching quality on its own: it correlates with school size and, more strongly, with how many of a school's students live in poverty. Every entity page on this site instead compares a school against a peer group — districts with districts, campuses with campuses — whose share of economically disadvantaged students falls within 10 percentage points of its own, because a comparison against the state average measures the composition of a school's intake at least as much as anything the school did. This list does not: it orders by the raw figure alone. How the peer group is chosen.

The top 507

507 rows, not 20: 507 districts share 1st place, and cutting a tie in half is how a ranked list stops being true. The full list follows.

The full list: all 981 districts