The top reported proficiency rate is 17% in English language arts. The lowest is 0% in Social studies.
Original Research by School Decision on Erath Excels Academy Inc
Erath Excels Academy Inc operates as a small charter district serving grades seven through twelve in Erath County, Texas. The organization runs two schools: Huston Academy and Coastal Horizons Academy. The district serves a small overall enrollment, with the largest concentrations in the ninth and eleventh grades, and a much smaller population of twelfth graders.
The student body is diverse, with representation across multiple racial and ethnic backgrounds. Hispanic students make up roughly half the enrollment, while white students represent a substantial share, with smaller populations of Indigenous, Black, and other students.
State testing results are available only for grade eight across multiple subjects. In English language arts at that grade level, performance is weak, with only a small portion of students meeting or exceeding state standards. Mathematics proficiency at grade eight is also very low, with no students meeting or exceeding standards. Science shows similarly low attainment, while social studies shows no students at proficiency. Grade-level data for grades six and seven exist but contain too few tested students to report proficiency rates.
When looking at performance across all tested grades and subjects using Texas's performance level categories, a modest majority of students approach the standards, while one-third meet them. In mathematics, the majority of students approach standards but none meet them. English language arts shows a somewhat higher rate reaching the "meets" level. Science is an area where all students approach standards, and a notable share reach the "masters" level. Social studies shows three-quarters of students approaching standards, with a smaller group reaching higher levels.
Chronic absenteeism is substantially elevated compared to other districts in Erath County. The district's rate places it in the bottom quartile among county districts. Per-pupil spending is in the upper range among county districts, suggesting investment in the student population despite the small size.
Overall proficiency across tested subjects and grades is in the bottom quartile among Erath County's districts. The district lacks a reported four-year graduation rate in the available data; parents may want to inquire directly with the district about high school completion outcomes.
No information was available regarding free-or-reduced-price lunch eligibility, special education enrollment, English learner enrollment, or other program offerings. Parents considering this district should request details directly about student supports, course offerings at the high school level, and college or career pathway options.
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