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Hope Academy

La Joya, TX · La Joya ISD

Alternative school · Grades 6-12 · Suburb, large

Not enough test data for a ranking (fewer than 30 students tested)

101 E EXPY 83, La Joya, TX 78560

(956)323-2900NCES ID 482613009585Directory 202324

51
Students
2023–24 enrollment
5.7:1
Student / teacher ratio
100%
Free / reduced-price lunch
low-income indicator
82.1%
Chronically absent
TX average 19%

Not enough test data to rank this school.

Racial and ethnic breakdown of 51 students (202324, NCES) — history since 2003, with comparable seven-category changes from 2010

Hispanic100%
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categories changedHispanic 100%100%20032023
GroupTrend20102023Change
Hispanic100.0%100.0% 0.0 pts

NCES history for this school begins in 2003. Race categories changed by 2010: earlier data combines Asian and Pacific Islander students and does not consistently identify multiracial students. The chart retains that history, while the change table uses 2010 onward.

Typical home value $160K in zip 78560 as of 2026-05 · trend since 2007

$43K$85K$128K$171K$160K20072010201520202025

Data Provided by Zillow Group

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What school district is Hope Academy in?

Hope Academy is part of the La Joya ISD district in La Joya, Texas.

Is Hope Academy a good school?

Hope Academy does not have enough recent test data for a SchoolRow ranking.

What is the racial makeup of Hope Academy?

Hispanic 100% (51 students, 2023–24).

How much do homes near Hope Academy cost?

The typical home value in zip code 78560 is $160K as of 2026-05 (Zillow ZHVI).

Sources: state education department data (STAAR % at Meets Grade Level or above, 2024–25 (TAPR), low-income, chronic absenteeism), National Center for Education Statistics via the Urban Institute (enrollment, demographics, staffing), Zillow Group (home values). Rankings are computed by SchoolRow from state English and Math results within grade level; they measure test performance, not everything that makes a school good.