The top reported proficiency rate is 20% in Math.
Original Research by School Decision on Uplift Triumph Preparatory School
Uplift Triumph Preparatory is a charter school serving prekindergarten through fifth grade in Dallas, operated by Uplift Education. The school enrolls a small to mid-sized cohort and serves a student body that is predominantly Hispanic, with a substantial share of students qualifying for free or reduced-price lunch. The enrollment is stable across grade levels, with slightly larger classes in the early elementary grades.
Academically, the school's state testing results show areas of concern. In math, proficiency rates decline as grade level increases, ranging from modest in third grade to quite low in fourth and fifth grades. In English language arts, proficiency is also low overall, though slightly higher in third grade than in upper elementary. The school reports results in social studies and science; the science result is based on a very small tested group. Across all subjects and grade levels combined, the share of students meeting grade-level standards sits well below the midpoint among Dallas County districts. The school's data show that small shares of students are reaching mastery levels across subjects.
State testing at Uplift Triumph captures only the grades that Texas assesses, so prekindergarten through second grade are not reflected in these results. A parent may want to look into further detail with the school about early literacy and numeracy instruction at those grade levels, which form the foundation for later proficiency.
Uplift Education, the charter network operating this school, publicly reported in 2025 that it is launching new healthcare career pathways at the secondary level, converting one of its high schools and adding pathways at another campus. This represents a shift toward work-based learning and career-focused options alongside traditional college preparation. For families considering the Uplift network beyond elementary school, these emerging pathways offer an additional educational direction to explore.
The Dallas housing market in the school's zip code shows home values in the mid-range and rental rates that have climbed modestly. The area sits within a city experiencing strong growth, with major infrastructure development and employment concentration across multiple sectors, including health care, technology, and defense manufacturing. Dallas is served by a regional transit system (DART) with bus and rail options, though most of the city remains car-dependent outside certain downtown and close-in neighborhoods.
Uplift Triumph serves a high-need student population, and the current test results indicate the school is working with significant academic gaps. Parents considering this school should ask directly about the instructional strategies in place to accelerate progress in math and reading, the professional development and support provided to teachers, and how the school tracks student growth over time beyond state assessments alone.
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