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Texas graduation rate

92.7% of the class of 2024 graduated in four years, of 365,868 students statewide.

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Four-year longitudinal graduation rate by student group, classes of 2012-2024. Tap a label to toggle a group.

By student group, class of 2024

All students92.7%
Black89.8%
Hispanic91.3%
White96%
Asian98.3%
Low-income90.4%

Districts with the highest rates

Class of 2024, districts with at least 200 graduating students.

  1. 1Life SchoolDallas County · 219 students100%
  2. 2Sharyland IsdHidalgo County · 826 students99.9%
  3. 3Lake Dallas IsdDenton County · 291 students99.7%
  4. 4Mcallen IsdHidalgo County · 1,578 students99.7%
  5. 5Carroll IsdTarrant County · 698 students99.7%
  6. 6Harmony Public Schools - Houston WestHarris County · 269 students99.6%
  7. 7Bridge City IsdOrange County · 200 students99.5%
  8. 8Bullard IsdSmith County · 206 students99.5%
  9. 9Pearland IsdBrazoria County · 1,625 students99.4%
  10. 10South Texas IsdCameron County · 678 students99.4%
  11. 11Coppell IsdDallas County · 1,075 students99.4%
  12. 12Argyle IsdDenton County · 343 students99.4%
  13. 13Kaufman IsdKaufman County · 323 students99.4%
  14. 14Rio Grande City Grulla IsdStarr County · 703 students99.4%
  15. 15Barbers Hill IsdChambers County · 433 students99.3%

How does your school compare?

Every campus and district, every student group, 2012–2025.

A diploma is not the same as college readiness: the state's readiness label and actual college enrollment have moved in opposite directions. That finding is here.

Four-year longitudinal rate: the share of a 9th-grade cohort graduating within four years, as published in TEA's campus reports. Years are the class year.