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Lake Jackson Intermediate

Public School

Level: 2

Grades: 07 - 08

Address: 100 Oyster Creek Dr, Lake Jackson, TX 77566

Phone: (979) 730-7250

District: Brazosport Independent School District (Isd)

837
Total Students
#962
of 2,330 in 2021

Academic Performance

EZ Schoolz Rating
50
out of 100
State Ranking
Ranked 962 of 2,330 (2021)
Among schools at the same level in the state

Test Scores

STAAR EOC

Algebra I • Grade End of course • 2023

Percent of Students Meeting Standard 96.0%

Performance Distribution

Level 2 (Approaching)
5 students (4.0%)
Level 3 (Met)
22 students (17.5%)
Level 4 (Exceeded)
99 students (78.6%)

Student Body

Total Students
837
Diversity
High
Simpson index 60/100
Free / Reduced Lunch
54.2%
of student body

Race & Ethnicity

  • White 45.5% (381)
  • Hispanic / Latino 43.8% (367)
  • Black 5.7% (48)
  • Asian 2.7% (23)
  • Two or More Races 1.9% (16)
  • American Indian / Alaska Native 0.1% (1)
  • Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander 0.1% (1)

Reviews

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Based on 2 reviews

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Community Member
September 27, 2013

"I moved to Lake Jackson in the early 70s in seventh grade. The first day I was there, I was told you have to say "Yes ma'am and No sir" to your teachers, and girls could ONLY wear pants on a COLD DAY and ONLY when the school board approved it, but NO JEANS! (Although, I noticed boys could wear jeans anytime.) Also, if a student misbehaved, he/she was paddled. Plus, I had a really MEAN gym teacher who yelled at me practically everyday and embarrassed the ****out of me. I thought the electives were crummy, the kids were cliquish, and the teachers were weird. I felt the school had a 1950's feel about it (like it was about 20 years behind the times.) I thought a good name for the school would have been the STEPFORD SCHOOL in that all the students looked, talked, and acted like little southern dress-coded robots. When people asked me how I felt about Lake Jackson and the schools, I always said, "Well, I moved here in October, and in November I was writing letters to boarding schools. " Didn't do me any good, because they are too expensive."

Community Member
September 27, 2013

"I moved to Lake Jackson in the early 70s in seventh grade. The first day I was there, I was told you have to say "Yes ma'am and No sir" to your teachers, and girls could ONLY wear pants on a COLD DAY and ONLY when the school board approved it, but NO JEANS! (Although, I noticed boys could wear jeans anytime.) Also, if a student misbehaved, he/she was paddled. Plus, I had a really MEAN gym teacher who yelled at me practically everyday and embarrassed the ****out of me. I thought the electives were crummy, the kids were cliquish, and the teachers were weird. I felt the school had a 1950's feel about it (like it was about 20 years behind the times.) I thought a good name for the school would have been the STEPFORD SCHOOL in that all the students looked, talked, and acted like little southern dress-coded robots. When people asked me how I felt about Lake Jackson and the schools, I always said, "Well, I moved here in October, and in November I was writing letters to boarding schools. " Didn't do me any good, because they are too expensive."

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