The top reported proficiency rate is 33% in English language arts. The lowest is 13% in Math.
Original Research by School Decision on Xenia Voigt El
Xenia Voigt Elementary sits on Cushing Drive in Round Rock, a fast-growing suburban city about twenty miles north of Austin in Williamson County. The school serves prekindergarten through fifth grade within Round Rock ISD and enrolls a mid-sized elementary-school population. The student body is predominantly Hispanic, with smaller shares of white, Black, and multiracial students. A substantial majority of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, marking this as a high-poverty campus by federal measures. English learner counts were not available in the data provided.
On the Texas STAAR assessment, Xenia Voigt's overall proficiency picture is notably below the midpoint of districts in Williamson County. At the "approaches grade level" threshold, which Texas uses as its basic passing standard, roughly two-thirds of tested students reached that bar across all subjects combined, suggesting most students are not failing outright. But the share reaching the higher "meets grade level" standard drops to around two-fifths, and the share at "masters" falls further still, to roughly one in seven students. Breaking that down: reading and language arts results are stronger relative to math, with fourth-grade ELA proficiency being the clearest bright spot in the grade-by-grade data. Math results across tested grades are weaker, and fifth-grade science proficiency is also low. It is worth noting that several individual grade-level math results were withheld due to small tested groups, which reflects that some grades take the STAAR in Spanish and have few students in the tested cohort. Parents who want to understand how specific subgroups are progressing may want to ask the school directly, as demographic-level breakdowns were not available here.
The assessment data currently covers only the most recent school year, so there is no multi-year trend to analyze. Whether these results represent improvement, decline, or a plateau is not yet determinable from what is reported.
Round Rock ISD context matters for families considering this school. Voters passed three of four bond propositions in late 2024, publicly reported, funding repairs to aging HVAC, roofing, electrical, and plumbing systems at district campuses, along with technology upgrades, fine arts, and a new Career and Technical Education facility. Older infrastructure at many campuses, Voigt included, was the rationale. The district also adopted the state's Bluebonnet Learning math curriculum for elementary grades, replacing the prior program, while publicly reported accounts indicate it declined to adopt the reading and language arts portion of that curriculum, which carries Bible-based content, instead forming a review committee. That curricular choice is relevant for families weighing elementary reading instruction. The district also paused proposed bus route cuts in spring 2026 after parent pushback, publicly reported, keeping current routes in place for 2026-27 while a transportation committee convenes.
The housing market around the school reflects Round Rock's broader trajectory. Home values near the school are modestly below the national benchmark and above the Texas state benchmark, though both have softened over the past year. Rents have also ticked down slightly. Round Rock overall is one of the faster-growing cities in Texas, with a large mixed-use development breaking ground at a major highway interchange in early 2025, publicly reported, and northeast annexation discussions underway as of mid-2025. Dell Technologies anchors the employment base alongside major health systems, manufacturers, and a convention resort. For most of the city, daily life is car-dependent; the walkable downtown core around Main Street is the exception.
Families drawn to a Spanish-bilingual or dual-language pathway may find the STAAR-Spanish testing patterns here meaningful, though the data does not explicitly identify the school as operating a bilingual program. That is worth confirming directly with the school. No program offerings data was available in what was provided. Graduation rate is not applicable here, as the school serves only elementary grades.
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