Eight Texas City ISD campuses earned a combined 19 Distinction Designations in the Texas Education Agency’s 2026 accountability ratings, recognizing outstanding academic performance in specific areas.

TEA Distinction Designations recognize campuses for achievement in areas such as individual academic subjects, postsecondary readiness, academic growth and closing achievement gaps. Campuses earn distinctions based on their performance compared with similar campuses across the state.

Blocker Middle School – 4 Distinctions

• Academic Achievement in Reading/Language Arts

• Academic Achievement in Social Studies

• Top 25%: Comparative Academic Growth

• Postsecondary Readiness

Heights Elementary – 4 Distinctions

• Academic Achievement in Reading/Language Arts

• Academic Achievement in Mathematics

• Postsecondary Readiness

• Top 25%: Comparative Closing the Gaps

Roosevelt-Wilson Elementary – 3 Distinctions

• Academic Achievement in Mathematics

• Postsecondary Readiness

• Top 25%: Comparative Closing the Gaps

Giles Middle School – 2 Distinctions

• Academic Achievement in Social Studies

• Top 25%: Comparative Closing the Gaps

Kohfeldt Elementary – 2 Distinctions

• Academic Achievement in Reading/Language Arts

• Top 25%: Comparative Academic Growth

Simms Elementary – 2 Distinctions

• Academic Achievement in Science

• Top 25%: Comparative Academic Growth

Guajardo Elementary – 1 Distinction

• Top 25%: Comparative Academic Growth

La Marque High School – 1 Distinction

• Top 25%: Comparative Academic Growth

Earning a Distinction Designation highlights areas in which a campus is performing at a high level when compared with its peers across Texas.

The 19 distinctions reflect the work of students, teachers, staff and campus leaders across Texas City ISD and their continued focus on academic growth and achievement.