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School Details (Based on 2022 STAAR Data)

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Liestman Elementary School
7610 SYNOTT RD, HOUSTON , 77083
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Principal:

MR NOE GALINDO

School District:

ALIEF ISD

Accountability Rating:

B

Phone Number:

(281) 983-8348

Rating Detail

B

Accountability Rating
 
Student Achievement
Scaled Score
Student Achievement
74  
Student Progress
83  
Closing Performance Gaps
74  
Overall
80  
Distinction Designations

Read/ELA
Mathematic
Science
Social Studies
Comparative Academic Growth
Post-secondary
Comparative Closing the Gaps
Student Statistics
Racial/Ethnic Group
Number
Percent
African-American
135
26.26%
Hispanic
308
59.92%
White
8
1.56%
Asian/Pacific Islander
63
12.26%
Native American
0
0.00%
Total Students
514
100.00%
Economically Disadvantaged
453
88.13%
Limited English Proficiency
305
59.34%
Program
Number
Percent
Bilingual
321
62.45%
Gifted & Talented
12
2.33%
Special Education
128
24.90%
Staff Statistics
Teacher's Experience
Number
Percent
Over 20 years
9
4.96%
Over 30 years
3
17.86%
10 - 20 years
18
35.71%
6 - 10 years
11
21.83%
1- 5 years
9
17.86%
Beginning Teacher
1
1.79%
Teacher Experience Average
14 yrs
Teacher Tenure Average
12.1 yrs
Teacher Type
Number
Percent
Total Teachers
50
100.0%
Male Teachers
9
17.86%
Female Teachers
41
82.14%
School Support
5
School Admin
2
Edu Aids
17
Special Education
18
Teacher Student Ratio
10.20 S/T
Teacher Tenure Average
4.50 yrs

2022 STAAR Statistics

Group
All Subject
Read/ELA
Math
Science
Soc Studies
ALL
72%
76%
68%
%
%
Africa American
73%
76%
71%
%
%
Hispanic
67%
73%
61%
%
%
White
75%
*%
*%
%
%
Asian/Pac Islander
96%
96%
96%
%
%
Economically Disadvantaged
71%
75%
67%
%
%
Male Students
71%
70%
71%
%
%
Female Students
74%
83%
65%
%
%