Schools in Callahan County
10 ranked schools
Overall Score Percentile
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9/10Eula High School
Eula ISD · Clyde
#1 Overall in Callahan County
9/10 · #175 High School in Texas
State Percentile
Eng
73%
Math
91%
Sci
93%
2
8/10Clyde High School
Clyde CISD · Clyde
#2 Overall in Callahan County
8/10 · #289 High School in Texas
State Percentile
Eng
65%
Math
89%
Sci
72%
3
6/10Cross Plains High School
Cross Plains ISD · Cross Plains
#3 Overall in Callahan County
6/10 · #294 K-12 School in Texas
State Percentile
Eng
58%
Math
38%
Sci
55%
4
8/10Clyde Junior High
Clyde CISD · Clyde
#4 Overall in Callahan County
8/10 · #375 Middle School in Texas
State Percentile
Eng
74%
Math
73%
Sci
69%
5
8/10Eula Junior High
Eula ISD · Clyde
#5 Overall in Callahan County
8/10 · #399 Middle School in Texas
State Percentile
Eng
63%
Math
86%
Sci
57%
6
4/10Baird High School
Baird ISD · Baird
#6 Overall in Callahan County
4/10 · #401 K-12 School in Texas
State Percentile
Eng
35%
Math
33%
Sci
43%
7
9/10Cross Plains Elementary
Cross Plains ISD · Cross Plains
#7 Overall in Callahan County
9/10 · #801 Elementary School in Texas
State Percentile
Eng
82%
Math
79%
Sci
86%
8
8/10Eula Elementary
Eula ISD · Clyde
#8 Overall in Callahan County
8/10 · #1315 Elementary School in Texas
State Percentile
Eng
53%
Math
74%
Sci
94%
9
7/10Clyde Intermediate
Clyde CISD · Clyde
#9 Overall in Callahan County
7/10 · #1575 Elementary School in Texas
State Percentile
Eng
59%
Math
62%
Sci
77%
10
7/10Baird Elementary
Baird ISD · Baird
#10 Overall in Callahan County
7/10 · #1740 Elementary School in Texas
State Percentile
Eng
59%
Math
63%
About schools in Callahan County
Ten public schools across four districts — that's the full scope of Callahan County's rural West Texas landscape, where Baird, Clyde, and Cross Plains anchor a wide-open stretch of the Rolling Plains. Small numbers don't mean weak options: Eula High School ranks at the 86th percentile statewide, and Cross Plains Elementary follows close behind at the 83rd, both punching well above what their size might suggest. With three schools landing in the top quartile statewide, families willing to navigate the distances between towns will find a surprisingly competitive academic environment in this compact corner of Texas.