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A Rating

The Texas Education Agency (TEA) will be releasing 2026 district and campus accountability ratings on August 14th, 2026. We are pleased to share that Lovejoy ISD received A ratings for 2026.

2026 TEA A-F 

Accountability Rating

Lovejoy ISD (District)

A

94

Lovejoy High School

A

96

Willow Springs Middle School

A

95

Sloan Creek Intermediate School

A

93

Puster Elementary School

A

90

Hart Elementary School

A

95

These outcomes reflect the collective commitment of our students, educators, leaders, families, and Board of Trustees. Across Lovejoy ISD, we remain focused on creating the conditions for every student to learn, grow, and achieve at high levels through strong instructional leadership, high-quality teaching, meaningful collaboration, and engaged families.

We are especially proud to celebrate Lovejoy High School for earning all seven available distinctions, recognizing exceptional performance in academic achievement, student growth, closing achievement gaps, and postsecondary readiness. This accomplishment reflects the dedication of our students and staff and the strength of our learning community.

Our work is grounded in a simple belief: what we do matters. We are proud of these results, but excellence requires continuous improvement. We will continue using evidence of student learning and growth to strengthen our practices and ensure every student is challenged, supported, and prepared for what comes next.

State accountability is one important measure of success, but it does not capture the full Lovejoy experience. Our students also excel through deep learning, fine arts, athletics, extracurricular programs, leadership, service, and the relationships and traditions that make our schools special.

We celebrate these results while remaining focused on what matters most: continually improving the educational experience we provide every student, every day. That commitment gives us many reasons to be proud to be Lovejoy Leopards.

To learn more about how your child’s school performed, visit TXschools.gov. You can also reach out to the leadership at your child’s school, they are available as a resource and partner in your child’s education.