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Schools in Willacy County

11 ranked schools

Overall Score Percentile
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1
7/10
Raymondville High School
Raymondville ISD · Raymondville
#1 Overall in Willacy County
7/10 · #389 High School in Texas
2
8/10
Myra Green Middle
Raymondville ISD · Raymondville
#2 Overall in Willacy County
8/10 · #390 Middle School in Texas
3
9/10
Pittman Elementary
Raymondville ISD · Raymondville
#3 Overall in Willacy County
9/10 · #752 Elementary School in Texas
4
3/10
Lyford High School
Lyford CISD · Lyford
#4 Overall in Willacy County
3/10 · #930 High School in Texas
5
3/10
Lasara High School
Lasara ISD · Lasara
#5 Overall in Willacy County
3/10 · #1010 High School in Texas
6
3/10
San Perlita Middle
San Perlita ISD · San Perlita
#6 Overall in Willacy County
3/10 · #1025 Middle School in Texas
7
2/10
Lyford Middle
Lyford CISD · Lyford
#7 Overall in Willacy County
2/10 · #1303 Middle School in Texas
8
7/10
San Perlita Elementary
San Perlita ISD · San Perlita
#8 Overall in Willacy County
7/10 · #1622 Elementary School in Texas
9
7/10
Smith Elementary
Raymondville ISD · Raymondville
#9 Overall in Willacy County
7/10 · #1658 Elementary School in Texas
10
2/10
Lyford Elementary
Lyford CISD · Lyford
#10 Overall in Willacy County
2/10 · #3876 Elementary School in Texas
11
2/10
Lasara Elementary
Lasara ISD · Lasara
#11 Overall in Willacy County
2/10 · #3898 Elementary School in Texas

About schools in Willacy County

Raymondville anchors most of what's notable in Willacy County's public school landscape, a rural stretch of deep South Texas where four districts serve 11 ranked schools across sparse agricultural communities including Lyford, Lasara, and San Perlita. The county's strongest performers concentrate in Raymondville ISD — Pittman Elementary ranks at the 84th percentile statewide, an outlier result for a region where top-quartile schools are rare, and both Myra Green Middle and Raymondville High School hold their own above the 70th percentile. Families weighing this county should look closely at Raymondville ISD, where the data suggests a district punching above its rural circumstances.