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Medlock Youth Village

Public high school (charter) in Dallas, Texas · Academy for Academic Excellence · Grades 6–12

Medlock Youth Village serves 88 students in grades 6–12 in Dallas (Dallas County). It is one of 3 schools in Academy for Academic Excellence. By enrollment it is the 1631st largest of 1,920 public high schools in Texas (median 457 students). With 6.5 students per full-time teacher, it has fewer students per teacher than the typical Texas high school (14).

Source: NCES CCD 2024-25. Rank and medians compare all 1,920 Texas high schools with enrollment listed on this site.

88
students
6.5
students per teacher
100%
free/reduced lunch eligible
6–12
grades

Source: NCES CCD 2024-25. Students per teacher = students ÷ 13.64 full-time-equivalent teachers.

School facts

School typeAlternative School, charter
LevelHigh
Grades6–12
DistrictAcademy for Academic Excellence
CountyDallas County
Area typeSuburb, large
School mealsFree meals for every student (Community Eligibility Provision)
NCES school ID480009312112

Source: NCES CCD 2024-25 directory and school characteristics; area type from NCES EDGE locale codes.

Compared with the district and Texas

This schoolAcademy for Academic ExcellenceTexas high schools (median)
Students88280457
Students per teacher6.55.514
Free or reduced-price lunch eligible100%100%63.8%

Source: NCES CCD 2024-25. District figures add up its schools. 6% of Texas high schools have fewer students per teacher than this school (share of schools with a lower ratio). State test results aren't published here yet.

Medlock Youth Village in context

Size

Medlock Youth Village is the 2nd largest of Academy for Academic Excellence's 3 high schools; its 88 students are 31.4% of district enrollment. The 8 nearest high schools are a median 4.1 miles away and have a median of 672 students, so Medlock Youth Village is smaller than most of them.

NCES lists it as an alternative school: one that serves students whose needs a regular school may not meet, or that offers a non-traditional program alongside regular schools. As a charter school it is publicly funded and charges no tuition, but it is run under a charter rather than directly by a local school board.

Source: NCES CCD 2024-25 enrollment and school type. Share of district students = this school's students ÷ the district's students. Nearest schools by straight-line distance between NCES EDGE locations.

Grades

Its largest grade is grade 9 with 43 students, and its smallest is grade 6 with 1, against an average of 13 per grade. This year grade 12 has 100% more students than grade 6 (2 against 1). Each grade is a different group of students, so the gap is not a dropout or growth rate.

Source: NCES CCD 2024-25 membership by grade.

Students

Black students are the largest group, at 68.2% of enrollment, a higher share than across Academy for Academic Excellence (55.7%). Hispanic students are next, at 28.4%. Students from 4 of the 7 race and ethnicity groups NCES reports are enrolled.

100% of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, against 100% across Academy for Academic Excellence and a median of 63.8% for Texas high schools. Under the Community Eligibility Provision, every student can eat breakfast and lunch at no charge, and families fill out no meal application.

Source: NCES CCD 2024-25 membership and school lunch program data. District shares weight each school by its enrollment.

Teachers

Medlock Youth Village has 13.64 full-time-equivalent teachers, or 6.5 students per teacher. At the median Texas high school ratio of 14, a school with 88 students would have about 6.3 teachers, so Medlock Youth Village has 7.3 more.

Source: NCES CCD 2024-25. Expected teachers = this school's students ÷ the median students per teacher of Texas high schools (14).

Location

NCES classifies its location as suburb, large, which means it is in an urbanized area of 250,000 people or more, outside its principal city. The nearest other high school is Wilmer-Hutchins High School, 1.6 miles away in Dallas ISD. There are 7 high schools within 5 miles and 45 within 10 miles.

Source: NCES EDGE school locations and locale codes, 2024-25. Distances are straight lines.

Students by race and ethnicity

Students by race and ethnicity
Black
68.2%
Hispanic
28.4%
White
2.3%
Asian
1.1%

0% of students are girls and 100% are boys.

Source: NCES CCD 2024-25 membership.

Students by grade

Students by grade
Grade 6
1
Grade 7
5
Grade 8
8
Grade 9
43
Grade 10
23
Grade 11
6
Grade 12
2

Source: NCES CCD 2024-25 membership.

Location and contact

1508 E Langdon Rd, Dallas, TX 75241
Phone: (972)225-9735

Locations: NCES EDGE. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Red: Medlock Youth Village. Blue: the nearest high schools.

Nearby high schools

SchoolDistrictDistanceStudentsPer teacherFree/reduced lunch
Wilmer-Hutchins High SchoolDallas ISD1.6 mi92115.297.9%
KIPP Oak Cliff AcademyKIPP Texas Public Schools3.0 mi34011.793.2%
Barack Obama Male Leadership Academy at a Maceo SmithDallas ISD3.8 mi55415.891.7%
Texans Can Academy - Grant EastTexans Can Academies4.1 mi20541.477.6%
H Grady Spruce High SchoolDallas ISD4.1 mi1,37014.596.4%
A+ Secondary SchoolA+ Academy4.2 mi79017.498.2%
Lancaster High SchoolLancaster ISD4.8 mi2,2551575.9%
Kathlyn Joy Gilliam Collegiate AcademyDallas ISD5.1 mi34218.181.3%

Source: NCES CCD 2024-25. Distance in a straight line between NCES EDGE locations.

Other schools in Academy for Academic Excellence

SchoolLevelGradesStudents
Dallas County Juvenile JusticeHigh6–12139
Letot CampusHigh7–1245