Ingleside High School

2807 Mustang Dr, Ingleside, TX 78362 | (361) 776-2712

Grades: 9-12
Student Enrollment: 557

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4 out of 5 | 8 Reviews

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School Description

School Summary and Highlights

Enrolls 557 high school students from grades 9-12
Ranks 917th out of 1,325 high schools in TX.
2010 Overall School AYP Met Status: Yes

Additional Contact Information

Principal or Admin: Mr Steve Snyder
Fax: (361) 776-5200
Website: www.inglesideisd.org

School Operational Details

Title I Eligible
All students of this school are eligible for participation in authorized programs.

School District Details

Ingleside Independent School District (ISD)
Per-Pupil Spending: $7,426
Graduation Rate: 72.4%
Dropout Rate: 4.2%
Students Per Teacher: 15.5
Enrolled Students: 2,150

Faculty Details and Student Enrollment

Students and Faculty

Total Students Enrolled: 557
Total Full Time "Equivalent" Teachers: 43.0
Average Student-To-Teacher Ratio: 13.0

Students Gender Breakdown

Males: 294 (52.8%)
Females: 263 (47.2%)

Free Lunch Student Eligibility Breakdown

Eligible for Reduced Lunch: 54 (9.7%)
Eligible for Free Lunch: 116 (20.8%)
Eligible for Either Reduced or Free Lunch: 170 (30.5%)

Student Enrollment Distribution by Race / Ethnicity

Ingleside High School Student Race Distribution

	Number	Percent
American Indian	2	0.4%
Black	20	3.6%
Asian	9	1.6%
Hispanic	222	39.9%
White	304	54.6%

Number of Students Per Grade

	Number	Percent
9th Grade	157	28.2%
10th Grade	139	25.0%
11th Grade	140	25.1%
12th Grade	121	21.7%

Breakdown of College Ready Graduates (2009)

Percent Ready For College in Reading

School:

55.0%

District:

55.0%

State:

62.0%

Percent Ready For College in Math

School:

46.0%

District:

37.0%

State:

60.0%

Graduation & Dropout Rates (2009)

Graduation Rate

School:

83.6%

District:

83.6%

State:

80.6%

Dropout Rate

School:

6.9%

District:

6.9%

State:

9.4%

Faculty Salary (2010)

School Administration Average Base Salary

School:

$69,171

District:

$67,418

State:

$70,209

Teacher Average Base Salary

School:

$47,536

District:

$46,053

State:

$48,263

Beginning Teacher Average Base Salary

School:

$37,000

District:

$37,000

State:

$41,165

Teacher With 1-5 Years Experience Average Base Salary

School:

$39,493

State:

$43,527

Teacher With 6-10 Years Experience Average Base Salary

School:

$43,319

State:

$46,149

Teacher With 11-20 Years Experience Average Base Salary

School:

$49,422

State:

$50,153

Teacher With Greater Than 20 Years Experience Average Base Salary

School:

$56,848

State:

$58,427

Faculty Breakdown (2010)

Average Teacher Experience

School:

14.4

District:

13.8

State:

11.3

Percent of Teachers With 1-5 Years Experience

School:

21.8%

District:

21.6%

State:

31.0%

Percent of Teachers With 6-10 Years Experience

School:

17.7%

District:

18.5%

State:

20.3%

Percent of Teachers With 11-20 Years Experience

School:

23.5%

District:

35.4%

State:

24.4%

Percent of Teachers With Greater Than 20 Years Experience

School:

30.0%

District:

22.4%

State:

18.3%

Source: TX Department of Education, Source: NCES 2009-2010

School Ratings and Reviews

Overall Rating: 4

4 out of 5 | 8 Reviews

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8 reviews for Ingleside High School

Reviewed by Former Student on May 10, 2011
Rating: (5 / 5) Flag as inappropriate
I spent 2 GREAT years at Ingleside and have absolutely nothing but good things to say about the Education. First class! And the sports facilities and encouragement are second to none. A firmly warm and pleasant school with a wholesome character. Played a big part in who I am today, Sean Tarana (Mustang 1996-1997) Thank You!!!

Reviewed by Parent or Guardian on February 11, 2011
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One of the best schools, both students and faculty are wonderful. This is after having travelled with manyDODDs schools.

Reviewed by Student on October 25, 2010
Rating: (5 / 5) Flag as inappropriate
personally i love ingleside high school. but i am only a freshman. yeah teachers suck... too bad so sad.

Reviewed by Parent/Guardian on August 10, 2010
Rating: (1 / 5) Flag as inappropriate
To the person from japan telling the other guy to chill out.You have no right to tell another of what their opinion should be. As for Ingleside , I agree with the person that transferred in 98. We got treated so badly because we were poor growing up. I was scared to ask for answers from teachers because they just didnt give a damn. When I walked up to ask, they would just point to tell me to go sit back down. Oh and just to let you know really how crappy they were, I slept with one of the teachers. Im older and wiser now. He totally took advantage of a child from a bad home. So (...) at high school right now from Japan, just because you may have it alright , doesn't mean that everyone did. And we are entitled to our opinions. And I do agree with you on the fact that their will always be bullies and favoritism, but those teachers just didnt give a crap and let's be honest.broke the law by sleeping with a student. I knew of others girls that did it too. As well as some boys that had (...) with female teacher. So let's clap our hands for INGLESIDE! What a wonderful school. I dropped out in 92. Oh and they had the highest drop out rate by far, when I was enrolled.

Reviewed by Former Student on June 03, 2010
Rating: (5 / 5) Flag as inappropriate
Calculus was taught at the school at the time you were a senior. You're wrong. Also, not really sure how you can have an extensive resume in high school. Not sure what the "hiking club" is. It was a small school was some extracurriculars. There was indeed a marching band and also a JROTC. I didn't have blonde hair and blue eyes. I did however feel some of what you're saying about not fitting in. But it was high school.... no one fits in. Suck it up man.

Reviewed by Student on January 26, 2010
Rating: (5 / 5) Flag as inappropriate
ok i think the first person is right! my brother got bullied here so i his little sister had to stand up for him! you are a great person and i am sorry that you where treated so badly to:the first person who reviewd

Reviewed by Student on November 30, 2009
Rating: (5 / 5) Flag as inappropriate
Okay the person that commented before me needs to chill out. Yes, public school is full of bullies and people playing favourites. But, hey that's life. Even outside of school, people are mean and judgmental. I am a senior at Ingleside right now and I am doing very well. Yes, I have blonde hair and blue eyes, but what does that have to do with anything? Not only am I classified as a band geek, I am technically a foriegner. I was born in Japan, but I was accepted the moment I moved here. The person that is complaining about this school is just another person stuck in high school world. You aren't the first person to have it rough at school, get over it. Leave the past in the past. I am ten years younger than this person and I can handle stuff like this better than them. Right now the dominant trait in the school is brown hair and brown eyes hispanics. But for the most part people are treated the same. Sure, the football players and cheerleaders are treated with a little differently, but that happens at every high school. I guarantee this person is going to homeschool their kids ridding them of any real social skills. Public school prepares kids for the real world, mommy and daddy can't always help you out.

Reviewed by Former Student on October 12, 2007
Rating: (1 / 5) Flag as inappropriate
I transferred to this high school in the fall of 1998 as a junior. My little sister and I were immediately insulted by an administrator because of our personal style. He and the majority of the faculty ridiculed, humiliated, and insulted me repeatedly. I was suspended for wearing flip flops on campus and asked to change my clothing for wearing tank tops while all the girls around me sat and stared in bewilderment because they were dressed the same way. I came to this school with a straight A background, I was taking Calculus as a junior and Ingleside failed to even teach the course so I had to discontinue my favorite subject. I was treated as a delinquent although I spent my lunches alone across the street at the public library. I also had an extensive resume with a background in the marching band, NJROTC, National Honor Society, and Hiking club. Because I did not have blonde hair and blue eyes, was not on the cheer leading squad or in church on Sundays I was treated like a criminal in my school. The administration treated me so badly that I don't know how I made it through that school. I also worked two part time jobs my senior year, graduated among the upper portion of my class, and proceeded to college that fall. Now I am 25 and have a college degree and 3 years of professional experience behind me. I think people deserve to know how horrible these public schools such as Ingleside can be. The bullying and pressure stemmed more from the faculty than from my peers. If I choose to listen to rock music and paint my fingernails black, it has absolutely no interference with my ability to be a strong and successful person. I was happy being myself before I endured the bad experiences at this high school. My only regret is that I was too shy and insecure to stand up and defend myself by telling them to stop discriminating. And finally, the discrimination in this school extended as far as hatred for families of the military, including my own and that of friends of mine.

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