Seguin ISD says it earned an A and a score of 94 on Texas’ 2025–26 school financial accountability rating, up two points from the previous year. The district announced the result Tuesday, citing ratings it says the Texas Education Agency released Nov. 5.
The rating concerns financial management, not students’ academic performance. According to the district, the School Financial Integrity Rating System of Texas evaluates 21 indicators, including budget stability, debt management and data accuracy. The 2025–26 rating draws on financial reports and compliance for the 2024–25 fiscal year.
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The 2025-2026 ratings reflect districts' annual financial reports and compliance for the 2024-2025 fiscal year.Seguin ISD ↗
Seguin ISD taxpayers can examine the district’s financial accountability report at a public hearing on Nov. 17. The district says the hearing will be part of its regular board meeting. Its announcement does not give the hearing time, so residents should check the board’s posting before attending.
The district also describes this as its 11th consecutive A rating, dating to the introduction of letter grades in 2015–16. That history and the current score are district claims here; the evidence available for this brief does not include the state rating record or a year-by-year rating series. The next useful check is the state’s rating record and the report presented at the hearing. Residents can use the district’s announcement to identify the rating year and hearing date.
