AUSTIN, Tx., December 22, 2025: A report released last Tuesday by the Texas Talent Trajectory report analyzes how El Paso’s Independent School Districts are serving El Paso’s students. The report is generated from data released by the Texas Education Agency, Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board and the Texas Workforce Commission.
Using a sampling of information collected from students who started high school in 2014, (cohort) the analysis found that of the 13,000 students across El Paso’s school districts, 11,000 graduated and 7,396 enrolled in high school. Of those, 2,979 graduated college.
When broken down by gender, women outperformed men in both receiving an associate degree or a bachelor’s degree. More men entered high school, but both genders graduated around the same number of graduates, suggesting more the men dropped out before graduating.
Percent of High School Graduates by School District, El Paso Herald Post
Percent Attending College Per School District, El Paso Herald Post
Percent of College Graduates by School District, El Paso Herald Post
This is what we found by school district:
Anthony Independent School District. The analysis tracked 63 students, of which 50 graduated. Of those, 22 enrolled in college and seven graduated.
Burman Wood Charter School District. The analysis tracked 92 students, of which 81 graduated. Of those, 74 enrolled in college and 42 graduated.
Canutillo Independent School District. The analysis tracked 472 students, of which 405 graduated. Of those, 239 enrolled in college and 89 graduated.
Clint Independent School District. The analysis tracked 835 students, of which 729 graduated. Of those, 438 enrolled in college and 172 graduated.
El Paso Independent School District. The analysis tracked 4,372 students, of which 3,301 graduated. Of those 2,296 enrolled in college and 944 graduated.
Fabens Independent School District. The analysis tracked 167 students, of which 131 graduated. Of those 77 enrolled in college and 28 graduated.
Harmony Science Academy. The analysis tracked 188 students, of which 157 graduated. Of those 132 enrolled in college and 62 graduated.
San Elizario Independent School District. The analysis tracked 299 students, of which 236 graduated. Of those 135 enrolled in college and 42 graduated.
Socorro Independent School District. The analysis tracked 3,401 students, of which 2,876 graduated. Of those 2,047 enrolled in college and 872 graduated.
Tornillo Independent School District. The analysis tracked 93 students, of which 78 graduated. Of those 47 enrolled in college and 18 graduated.
Ysleta Independent School District. The analysis tracked 3,285 students, of which 2,711 graduated. Of those 1,889 enrolled in college and 703 graduated.
Of El Paso’s school districts, the Burman Wood Charter Academy had the best graduation rate at 88% of their students tracked. Burman also outperformed the other school districts with the most students, 80% attending college and 46% of those students receiving a college degree.
The worst performing school district was Anthony ISD with 79% of its students graduating, 35% going to college and 11% graduating with a college degree.
Averaged together, El Paso’s school districts graduated 81% of the students tracked, 56% attended college and 23% received a degree.
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