Irma Rangel Young Women'S Leadership School

Irma Rangel Young Women'S Leadership School enrolled 604 students in 2025. In the class of 2024, 100% graduated in four years (Texas: 92.7%). Its four-year graduation rate sits in the top 8% of Texas campuses (2024).

Small group: only ~5 Black students in a recent year here. One student can move a rate several points. Read the shaded 95% bands, not single-year jumps.

At a glance vs. Texas

Irma Rangel Young Women'S Leadership School Texas

Graduation rate ’24+10.2 vs TX

Irma Rangel Young Women'S Leadership School 100.0%Texas 89.8%

College/career/military ready ’24+24.9 vs TX

Irma Rangel Young Women'S Leadership School 100.0%Texas 75.1%

Enrolled in a Texas college ’22+12.5 vs TX

Irma Rangel Young Women'S Leadership School 57.1%Texas 44.6%

Took the SAT or ACT ’24+18.9 vs TX

Irma Rangel Young Women'S Leadership School 100.0%Texas 81.1%

College-ready test score ’24+85.5 vs TX

Irma Rangel Young Women'S Leadership School 100.0%Texas 14.5%

Algebra I proficiency ’24+63.3 vs TX

Irma Rangel Young Women'S Leadership School 85.7%Texas 22.4%

Advanced course completion ’24+44.9 vs TX

Irma Rangel Young Women'S Leadership School 100.0%Texas 55.1%

The advanced pipeline

Black students at each gate, latest year. Each stage has its own denominator; the bars sit side by side, never multiplied.

Complete an advanced or dual-credit course100 in 100

of 11th-12th graders · 2024 · n = 10

Take an AP/IB exam100 in 100

of 11th-12th graders · 2024 · n = 10

Pass an AP/IB exam100 in 100

of students who took one · 2024 · n = 10

Outcomes

Graduation rate

Share of the class that graduated high school within 4 years.

College/career/military ready

Met Texas' readiness checklist: a qualifying test score, college credit, a career certificate, or military enlistment.

Exists from the class of 2017. A checklist, not a test. See Methods.

Enrolled in a Texas college

Enrolled in a Texas college or university the fall after graduating.

Texas colleges only: misses out-of-state, military, and trade paths. Runs through the class of 2022.

College entrance exams

Took the SAT or ACT

Share of graduates who took a college entrance exam.

Can top 100% where juniors test (the denominator is graduates).

College-ready test score

Scored at or above the college-ready benchmark on the SAT or ACT.

The benchmark was redefined between 2017 and 2018, and COVID broke the series between 2020 and 2021. Compare within eras, not across the dashed lines.

Avg SAT math

Average SAT math score among test-takers (200-800). The line at 530 is the college-ready benchmark.

The SAT was rescaled in 2016. Never compare across the dashed line.

Avg SAT reading/writing

Average SAT reading and writing score among test-takers (200-800). The line at 480 is the college-ready benchmark.

The SAT was rescaled in 2016. Never compare across the dashed line.

Avg ACT math

Average ACT math score among test-takers (1-36).

Avg ACT English

Average ACT English score among test-takers (1-36).

Avg ACT science

Average ACT science score among test-takers (1-36).

State tests (high school)

Algebra I proficiency

Met grade level on the Algebra I STAAR, the state test nearly every student takes.

Biology proficiency

Met grade level on the Biology STAAR.

English II proficiency

Met grade level on the English II STAAR.