PALESTINE ISD

Special education data for 6 schools in Anderson County, Texas, from 2025 state data.

Data year: 2025

6 Schools
2 Ranked schools
3,186 Students
526 Special education students (16.5% of students)
24.4 Special education students per special education teacher (FTE)
48.1% Median SPED Support Percentile of ranked schools

The SPED Support Score (0 to 100) measures how well a school supports students in special education across six components. The percentile compares that score with other Texas schools at the same grade level: a school at the 90th percentile scored higher than about 90% of them.

Schools ranked by special education support

Rank School Percentile SPED Support Score Academic Performance Academic Growth Inclusion & Placement Staffing Support Discipline Climate Graduation & Dropout
1 PALESTINE H S High · 09 - 12 63.6% 46.1/100 14.0 53.2 23.0 53.4 62.9 77.1
2 STORY INT Elementary · 04 - 06 32.5% 35.5/100 16.4 49.8 7.8 36.5 92.0 —

Sub-scores are out of 100. A dash means the component does not apply or was not reported for that school.

Other schools in this district

These schools are not ranked, usually because they serve too few special education students to score reliably or are a specialized program.

School Grades Why not ranked
NORTHSIDE PRI KG - 01 Not enough data to score
PALESTINE J H 07 - 08 Not enough data to score
SOUTHSIDE EL 02 - 03 Not enough data to score
WASHINGTON EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER EE - PK Early Childhood Center

Special education students by disability

School Special Education Students Autism Behavioral Intellectual Non-categorical Early Childhood Physical
PALESTINE H S 133 22 36 78 0 3
STORY INT 129 16 21 78 0 20
NORTHSIDE PRI 71 23 6 2 3 37
PALESTINE J H 81 9 12 37 0 4
SOUTHSIDE EL 88 19 16 29 0 23
WASHINGTON EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER 24 7 1 0 3 12

How this page was made

All figures come from 2025 Texas Education Agency data. Schools are ranked by SPED Support Percentile, which compares each school only with schools at the same grade level, then by SPED Support Score. District totals add up every school that reported the figure, and the student-to-teacher ratio divides special education students by special education teachers (full-time equivalent) across the schools that report teachers. Read the full scoring methodology.

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