Frisco ISD is the largest district in our coverage area, and in the Texas Education Agency's 2026 accountability ratings it did something scale usually makes difficult: it posted no weak campus at all.
The district earned an A with an overall score of 91. Among its 75 rated campuses, 51 earned an A and 23 earned a B. One campus, Staley Middle School, came in at a C with a score of 75. No Frisco ISD campus received a D or an F.
The domains
Frisco scored 92 in student achievement, an A, and 90 in closing the gaps, also an A. School progress came in at 83, a B, with academic growth also at 83.
That pattern, very high achievement paired with a merely strong growth score, is common in districts that are already performing near the top of the scale, where there is less room left to demonstrate improvement.
The range
Lawler Middle School posted the district's highest score at 98, followed by Independence High School at 97 and Nelson Middle School at 96.
At the other end, Shawnee Trail Elementary and Christie Elementary earned B ratings with scores of 82 and 81.
