The Socorro Independent School District and 16 of its campuses have been named to the prestigious 2025 Texas Honor Roll by the Educational Results Partnership for their success in closing achievement gaps, especially among low-income and historically disadvantaged students.
Socorro ISD is one of 84 top-performing school districts in Texas to receive this distinction, out of more than 1,200 districts across the state. Sixteen SISD campuses are among the 1,076 schools statewide to earn the honor roll distinction.
The campuses that made the Honor Roll include Montwood Middle School, Col. John O. Ensor Middle School, Spec. Rafael Hernando III Middle School, Eastlake Middle School, Horizon Heights Elementary School, Vista Del Sol Environmental Science Academy, Helen Ball Elementary School, Lujan-Chavez Elementary School, Loma Verde Elementary School, Bill Sybert School, John Drugan School, Dr. Sue A. Shook Elementary School, Sgt. Roberto Ituarte Elementary School, James P. Butler Elementary School, Sgt. Jose F. Carrasco Elementary School and Cactus Trails Elementary School.
“We are proud to have Socorro ISD and 16 of our campuses named to the 2025 Texas Honor Roll,” said Superintendent James Vasquez. “This statewide honor affirms SISD’s ongoing commitment to closing achievement gaps and providing exceptional educational opportunities for every student. I commend our students and staff for their outstanding achievement contributing to this prestigious honor.”
This is the eleventh year that ERP has completed the Honor Roll list, which recognizes top public schools, school districts and charter schools in Texas.
The annual ERP Honor Roll program is part of a national effort to engage business leaders in recognizing successful schools and educational systems and promoting best practices that improve student outcomes.
Honor roll schools are recognized for demonstrating consistently higher levels of student achievement, improvement in achievement over time, and a reduction in achievement gaps among student populations. The program utilizes 2025 public school achievement data, including STAAR (State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness) results from 2023–2025, to identify successful schools and districts.
This year’s Honor Roll is being presented in collaboration with the Texas Business Leadership Council.