Editing Navasota, Texas (section)

==Education==

The [[Navasota Independent School District]] includes five traditional campuses and one academic alternative school campus. All campuses received a Met Standard rating from the [[Texas Education Agency]]. Navasota High School earned a distinction in ELA/Reading and exceeded state targets in Student Progress, Student Achievement, Closing Performance Gaps, and Post-Secondary Readiness. Navasota Junior High exceeded state targets in Student Progress and Post-Secondary Readiness. John C. Webb Elementary exceeded state targets in Student Progress and Post-Secondary Readiness. Brule Elementary exceeded state targets in Student Progress, Closing Performance Gaps, and Post-Secondary Readiness. High Point Elementary earned distinctions in ELA/Reading, Mathematics, Top 25 Percent Closing Gaps, Top 25 Percent Student Progress, and Post-Secondary Readiness. High Point Elementary exceeded state targets in Student Progress, Student Achievement, Closing Performance Gaps, and Post-Secondary Readiness.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://tea.texas.gov/2017accountability.aspx|title=2017 Accountability Rating System|date=18 August 2019}}</ref>

NISD offers instructional support for learners through a variety of programs such as Advanced Academics/GT, Dual Credit College Classes, [[Dyslexia|Dyslexic]] Services, English as a Second Language Support, Program 504 Support, Special Services for needs such as speech, learning disabilities, and other health impairments, Pre-Kindergarten Classes, Tiered Supports through RtI, and an Academic Alternative School.

The average student to teacher ratio is 14:1.

School organizations and athletics available to students include Business Professionals of America, FFA, Student Council, [[National Honor Society]], Theatre, Choir, Kickstart, Band, Bass Fishing, FCA, Skills USA, Library Club, Boyz II Men, Princess Code, UIL Academics, One Act Play, HOSA-Future Health Science Professionals, Spanish Club, Family Career and Community Leaders of America, Football, Volleyball, Cross Country, Drill Team, Cheer, Basketball, Golf, Tennis, Baseball, Softball, Powerlifting, Soccer, and Track.<ref>{{Cite web |title=Navasota Independent School District |url=https://www.navasotaisd.org/ |access-date=2023-05-22 |website=www.navasotaisd.org}}</ref>

In 1990, the boys basketball team won the 3A state championship with a 35–0 record after beating Gainesville and Lamesa at the state tournament played at the University of Texas’ Frank Erwin Center.

The Navasota Rattlers were 3A Div. II State Football Champions in 2012 and 4A Div. I State Football Champions in 2014.