Schools in Grapevine
Grapevine-Colleyville ISD (GCISD), the district serving nearly all of Grapevine, earned an overall 'A' rating (score of 91/100) from the Texas Education Agency for the 2025-26 accountability cycle, per Community Impact and multiple North Texas outlets reviewed August 2026 -- up from a 'B' rating the two prior school years. Of GCISD's 18 campuses, 11 earned an A rating for 2025-26 and the district's lowest-rated campus earned a C -- a genuinely strong, broadly consistent district, though individual campus performance should still be checked address-by-address.
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Learn moreDistrict Grade: A Real Improvement to an A Rating
GCISD received an overall 'A' rating (score of 91/100) from the TEA for 2025-26, breaking down to 91/100 for Student Achievement, a 'B' (82/100) for School Progress, and an 'A' (91/100) for Closing the Gaps, per Community Impact, WBAP/KLIF, and the Texas Tribune Schools Explorer, all reviewed August 2026. This is up from a 'B' rating GCISD held for the two prior school years (per Community Impact's August 2025 coverage) -- a genuine, recent improvement, not a static historical rating.
Campus-Level Performance
Of GCISD's 18 campuses, 11 received an A rating for 2025-26, and the lowest-rated campus in the district received a C -- no GCISD campus received a D or F in this cycle, per the same August 2026 coverage. That's a genuinely strong and consistent distribution across a mid-sized district, though parents evaluating a specific address should still check the assigned campus directly via the TEA ratings database or GreatSchools rather than relying on the district-wide grade alone.
Context: A Notable Local Governance Change
Worth naming since it appeared directly alongside the rating in local coverage: GCISD's A rating was announced only months after voters replaced three sitting trustees on the district's board, per WBAP/KLIF reporting (August 2026). The sourced coverage did not draw a direct causal link between the board change and the rating improvement, and this page does not speculate on one -- it's included here only because responsible sourcing means not omitting directly relevant context that appeared in the same reporting.
District Scope
GCISD serves Grapevine and the neighboring city of Colleyville, and is the district covering nearly all of Grapevine specifically -- a precise, independently confirmed current district-wide enrollment figure was not sourced to a single reliable number this pass; check the GCISD website directly for current enrollment and campus-count figures.
Key takeaways
- GCISD earned an overall 'A' rating (91/100) from the TEA for 2025-26, up from a 'B' rating the two prior school years -- a genuine, recent improvement.
- 11 of GCISD's 18 campuses earned an A for 2025-26; the district's lowest-rated campus earned a C, with no D or F ratings -- a strong, broadly consistent distribution, though check the specific assigned campus for any address.
- The A rating was announced months after voters replaced three GCISD trustees -- noted here as directly relevant context from the same reporting, without asserting a causal link the sources didn't establish.
- GCISD serves Grapevine and neighboring Colleyville; check the district's own site for current, precise enrollment figures.
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