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Ki Charter - Austin vs Olympia Hills

A head-to-head comparison of two middle schools in Texas, United States, 17 km apart, using official American 2025 data. The better value in each row is highlighted.

MeasureKi Charter - Austin
Austin, Texas
Olympia Hills
Buda, Texas
Success Index (US)
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Not rated
67
Top 50%
State rankโ€“โ€“
National rankโ€“โ€“
SectorCharterCharter
TypeMiddleMiddle
Year rangeGrades 7โ€“9Grades 3โ€“8
Students421
Enrollment421
Free/reduced-price lunchโ€“โ€“
Students per teacherโ€“10.5
Reading proficiencyโ€“49.5%
Math proficiencyโ€“69.5%
cityAustinBuda
stateTexasTexas
Websiteโ€“โ€“

The verdict

  • โ€ขOlympia Hills is the larger school with 21 students compared with 4.

The Success Index (US) summarises published results and context from official data. It does not measure teaching quality or fit. Methodology.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Ki Charter - Austin better than Olympia Hills?

The two schools are very close on the Success Index (US). Differences in sector, size, programmes and distance from home will matter more than the score.

How far apart are Ki Charter - Austin and Olympia Hills?

About 17 km in a straight line, between Austin and Buda in Texas.

Which has the better Enrollment?

Ki Charter - Austin: 4. Olympia Hills: 21. Students enrolled in the latest NCES directory year.

How do Ki Charter - Austin and Olympia Hills rank in Texas?

Ki Charter - Austin is unranked and Olympia Hills is unranked among middle schools in Texas on the 2025 Success Index (US).