Seguin ISD rises to C in 2026 TEA ratings; 18 campuses change letter grades

Where campus grades changed

At Seguin ISD, Seguin High rose from D (64) to C (70), and Jim Barnes Middle rose from F (55) to D (66). Briesemeister Middle fell from C (76) to D (69); Ball Early Childhood Center from B (81) to C (75); Jefferson Avenue Elementary from B (84) to D (69); McQueeney Elementary from B (80) to C (75); and Koennecke Elementary from B (81) to C (75).

At SCUC ISD, Byron P. Steele II High rose from B (86) to A (90). Laura Ingalls Wilder Intermediate fell from B (88) to C (76); Norma J. Paschal Elementary from B (86) to C (75); John A. Sippel Elementary from B (84) to D (68); Elaine S. Schlather Intermediate from B (85) to C (78); and Cibolo Valley Elementary from C (76) to D (69).

Navarro Junior High rose from C (76) to B (84). In Marion ISD, Marion High rose from B (87) to A (91), and Marion Middle from C (79) to B (85). Norma Krueger EL-Primary and EL/Bert Karrer Campus each fell from C (77) to D (69).

How to read the table

These figures are TEA's district and campus ratings and scores for two years; they do not establish why a rating changed or describe an individual student's results. The extract groups SCUC campuses under the district's home county, including campuses physically in Bexar or Comal counties. Readers should use the named campus rows in the TEA ratings table when comparing a particular school, and consult the official 2026 accountability methodology and campus report cards for the measures behind its grade.