Charter high schoolGrades 9–12Uplift Education

Uplift Williams Prep High School

1750 Viceroy Dr, Dallas, TX 75235 · (214) 276-0352

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91 / 1002026 TEA rating
▲ Up 8 points from 2025Up from a B (83) in 2025.
517students
13.7students per teacher
91.2%attendance
4thof 10 Uplift Education high schools
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BARings: 1 and 2 miles
This schoolPublic school (2026 grade)PrivateWhat’s coming

Rating history

Uplift Williams Prep High School has earned an A in 1 of its 6 A–F ratings since 2019.

TEA didn’t give A–F ratings in 2020 or 2021 (COVID). Scores are out of 100: 90+ is an A, 80–89 a B, 70–79 a C, 60–69 a D.

What makes up the 2026 grade

Student achievementB · 83

How students scored on STAAR tests, plus college and career readiness and graduation rates.

School progressA · 91

How much students grew from last year, or how they did compared with schools with similar student populations.

Closing the gapsA · 90

How each student group did, including students from low-income families and English learners.

How students did on STAAR

Share of Uplift Williams Prep High School tests at each level in spring 2025, across all grades and subjects. The dark tick is the Uplift Education high school average.

Approaches grade level78%
Meets grade level43%
Uplift Education high schools: 50.6%
Masters grade level11%
95%graduation rateAs used in TEA’s 2026 rating
92%of graduates ready for college, a career or the militaryAs used in TEA’s 2026 rating

Students and teachers

From TEA’s 2024–25 school report card (TAPR).

517students in 2024–25Down 14% from 602 the year before
13.7students per teacher38 full-time teachers
16.9average class sizeEnglish, math, science and social studies
3.3 yrsteachers’ average time in the district
$64,591average teacher base pay
85.3%from low-income familiesUplift Education high schools: 74.8%
54.5%English learners
0%in gifted & talented
32.5%chronically absentMissed 10% or more of school days (2023–24)
Students by race and ethnicity
Hispanic 97.7%African American 0.8%Asian 0.4%White 0.4%Two or More Races 0.4%

How to enroll

Charter schools are free public schools without attendance zones: families apply, and a lottery decides when there are more applicants than seats. Deadlines and open seats are on the school’s website.

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What’s coming nearby

From Realust’s What’s Coming tracker, within 2 miles of Uplift Williams Prep High School.

AnnouncedEquinix DA12 data center campusFirst building late 2027 (per filing) · 1.0 mi away Under constructionMoody Children's HospitalOpens 2031 · 1.8 mi away

Nearby schools

Closest high schools and private schools, by straight-line distance.

BUplift Heights Healthcare InstituteUplift Education · 87 · 3.0 mi POur Lady of Perpetual Help SchoolPrivate · PK–8 · 0.8 mi PWillow Montessori AcademyPrivate · PK–K · 1.2 mi PCarlisle SchoolPrivate · PK–K · 2.5 mi
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Questions about Uplift Williams Prep High School

What is Uplift Williams Prep High School’s TEA rating?

Uplift Williams Prep High School earned an A (91 out of 100) in the Texas Education Agency’s 2026 A–F ratings, released in August 2026. It had a B (83) in 2025.

What grades does Uplift Williams Prep High School serve?

Grades 9–12. It’s a charter school run by Uplift Education, at 1750 Viceroy Dr in Dallas.

How many students go to Uplift Williams Prep High School?

517 students in 2024–25, down 14% from 602 the year before. There are about 14 students for every teacher.

How does Uplift Williams Prep High School compare with other Uplift Education high schools?

Its 2026 score ranks 4th of 10 Uplift Education high schools (tied with 1 other). 50% of them earned an A in 2026.

Who can go to Uplift Williams Prep High School?

Charter schools are free public schools that don’t use attendance zones. Families apply, and if there are more applicants than seats, the school holds a lottery. Check the school’s website for deadlines.

Sources: Texas Education Agency 2019–2026 A–F accountability ratings (2026 released August 2026); TEA 2024–25 Texas Academic Performance Report (TAPR); TEA school directory; Realust What’s Coming tracker. District rankings and averages are Realust calculations from TEA data. Updated November 2026. See something out of date? Tell us.