Lewisville ISD
Lewisville Independent School District
School Improvement
The Texas Education Agency (TEA) assigns accountability ratings to all public schools primarily based on STAAR scores and recently released campus ratings for the 2025-26 school year. Overall, 84% of LISD schools have an acceptable rating, with 20 campuses increasing in their overall state rating from 2025 to 2026 and the district receiving a B rating.
We understand that our community has great love for each of their children’s schools and does not view the STAAR test as an accurate reflection of the overall education a student receives at our schools. We also have a fundamental belief in our district that meaningful accountability encompasses more than test scores. While the state accountability system is a limited view of student achievement and performance, the state has continued to pass each legislative session with increased sanctions and requirements for increasing student performance on STAAR tests.
Targeted Improvement Plans
A TIP is less intensive than a TAP. It is required after a school’s first unacceptable rating (D or F) and is focused on targeted improvements.
TIP Campuses:
- Huffines Middle School
- Rockbrook Elementary
Turnaround Plans
For schools that have received multi-years of unacceptable ratings based on STAAR, the district is required by the Texas Education Agency to create and implement comprehensive Turnaround Plans. While these long-term plans are required by the state, our immediate and most urgent focus remains this school year.
TAP Campuses:
Our Commitment to Growth
In Lewisville ISD, we believe our commitment to progress and stewardship ensures future success. The district is investing additional resources, providing instructional support, and partnering closely with staff at the campuses identified in our plans to ensure all students have the opportunity to grow and succeed.