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The top public middle schools in the San Antonio metro area have been ranked by Stacker using data from Niche. Rankings consider academic performance, teacher ratings, and community surveys, ensuring a holistic view of the educational environment. Notable schools include BASIS Texas Charter Schools, which achieved an A+ grade, and several other institutions garnering A grades, reflecting their commitment to student success and a positive learning culture. These findings assist families in making informed educational choices for their children.
San Antonio, TX – The top public middle schools in the San Antonio metro area for the year 2025 have been identified by Stacker, utilizing comprehensive data sourced from Niche. This ranking provides vital insights for parents and students considering educational options in the region.
The evaluation criteria for the rankings included five key factors: academic grade, teacher grade, district overall grade, culture and diversity grade, and parent/student surveys. This methodological approach ensures that the rankings reflect not only academic performance but also the overall environment in which students learn.
Among the schools featured in the rankings, the San Antonio Independent School District emerged as a notable institution, serving grades 6 to 12 with an enrollment of 521 students and a student-to-teacher ratio of 15:1. The school received an impressive Niche grade of A, indicating high overall performance and satisfaction.
Following closely behind are several other top-rated institutions. The Randolph Field Independent School District, which caters to grades 6 to 8, has an enrollment of 375 and a slightly higher student-to-teacher ratio of 16:1, also earning an A grade. Similarly, the Fort Sam Houston Independent School District serves grades 6 to 12 with an enrollment of 788 and a favorable student-to-teacher ratio of 11:1, achieving an A as well.
The Comal Independent School District offers grades 6 to 8 and has an enrollment of 984 students with a 18:1 student-to-teacher ratio, matching the A grade. North East Independent School District, serving grades 6 to 8, stands out with the highest enrollment of 1,327 and a student-to-teacher ratio of 19:1, also earning an A grade.
Other esteemed institutions include Idea Public Schools, serving grades 6 to 12 with an enrollment of 642 and a 15:1 student-to-teacher ratio, as well as Boerne Independent School District, catering to grades 6 to 8 with 772 students and a 15:1 ratio, both earning A grades. Great Hearts Texas and Alamo Heights Independent School District also received A grades, with Great Hearts accommodating 423 students in grades 6 to 12 and Alamo Heights serving 1,101 students in grades 6 to 8, both exhibiting favorable student-teacher ratios.
The rankings also noted BASIS Texas Charter Schools as the only institution to achieve an A+ grade, catering to grades 6 to 12 and enrolling 1,038 students with an 18:1 student-to-teacher ratio. This indicates a particularly strong performance relative to other area schools.
The rankings serve to guide families making decisions about their children’s education in the San Antonio metro area, highlighting not only academic standings but also aspects of community and student support that are integral to a positive educational experience.
Contextually, the education landscape in San Antonio reflects a diverse array of public school options available to students and their families. Understanding the nuances of school performance benchmarks can empower parents and guardians to make informed choices that align with their children’s needs and aspirations.
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