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Central Elementary Shines as Seagoville Schools Get Mixed Grades

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How Did Every Seagoville School Score in the New State Ratings?

Six campuses. Six different outcomes under the state’s new accountability system.

By Staff Reports • Shop in Seagoville • August 31, 2026

 

Dallas ISD earned an overall B in the Texas Education Agency’s 2026 accountability ratings. Results across Seagoville’s six district campuses told a more divided story.

Central Elementary led the community with an A. Seagoville High School and Seagoville Middle School each earned a B. Two campuses landed on a C and one received a D.

6
Campuses Rated
1
Campus Earned an A
1
Campus Earned a D
71%
Dallas ISD A or B Rate

Seagoville Campus Ratings at a Glance

Each campus is scored across three domains. Together those scores produce the overall grade below.

Central Elementary
91 • A
Student Achievement90 • A
School Progress91 • A
Closing the Gaps92 • A
Seagoville Middle School
89 • B
Student Achievement77 • C
School Progress90 • A
Closing the Gaps87 • B
Seagoville High School
87 • B
Student Achievement79 • C
School Progress87 • B
Closing the Gaps87 • B
Seagoville North Elementary
75 • C
Student Achievement65 • D
School Progress75 • C
Closing the Gaps76 • C
Seagoville Elementary
72 • C
Student Achievement70 • C
School Progress75 • C
Closing the Gaps66 • D
Kleberg Elementary
69 • D
Student Achievement64 • D
School Progress70 • C
Closing the Gaps67 • D

Full Ratings by Domain

Campus Overall Student Achievement School Progress Closing the Gaps
Central Elementary 91/A 90/A 91/A 92/A
Seagoville Middle School 89/B 77/C 90/A 87/B
Seagoville High School 87/B 79/C 87/B 87/B
Seagoville North Elementary 75/C 65/D 75/C 76/C
Seagoville Elementary 72/C 70/C 75/C 66/D
Kleberg Elementary 69/D 64/D 70/C 67/D

Which Subjects Were Strongest?

The figures below show STAAR results at Meets Grade Level or higher. Elementary campuses have no social studies score in this measure.

Campus Reading Math Science Social Studies
Central Elementary 70% 70% 41% —
Seagoville High School 42% 26% 58% 72%
Seagoville Middle School 45% 53% 52% 29%
Seagoville Elementary 49% 36% 19% —
Seagoville North Elementary 40% 39% 12% —
Kleberg Elementary 42% 36% 18% —

Campus by Campus

Central Elementary • A

Central Elementary posted the strongest results of any Seagoville campus. The school earned an A in every major domain.

Reading and math each reached 70% at Meets Grade Level or higher. Science trailed at 41% but still led every other elementary campus.

Seagoville Middle School • B

Seagoville Middle earned a B despite a C in Student Achievement. A strong School Progress score of 90 lifted the overall rating.

Math and science were the top subjects at 53% and 52%. Social studies was the clearest weak spot at just 29%.

Seagoville High School • B

Seagoville High earned a B overall. Social studies was the strongest subject at 72% Meets Grade Level or higher.

Math remained the biggest challenge at just 26%. The campus also posted a graduation rate of 93.3%.

Seagoville North Elementary • C

Seagoville North earned a C overall. Student Achievement was the weakest domain at a D.

Science lagged badly at only 12%. A growth score of 75 helped the campus outperform its raw achievement number.

Seagoville Elementary • C

Seagoville Elementary also earned a C overall. Reading was its strongest subject at 49%.

Closing the Gaps was the lowest domain at a D. Science was the deepest concern at only 19%.

Kleberg Elementary • D

Kleberg Elementary was the only Seagoville campus to earn a D. The state also flagged Kleberg for Targeted Support and Improvement.

Science was especially weak at just 18%. Reading was the relative bright spot at 42%.

Districtwide Gains, Local Realities

Dallas ISD earned an overall B for 2026. Districtwide, 164 of 231 rated campuses earned an A or B.

Only half of Seagoville’s six campuses reached that level. Central Elementary shined in every category.

Seagoville High and Middle leaned on strong progress scores. The three remaining elementary campuses continued to face challenges in science and overall achievement.

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