Jasper ISD Sees Significant Gains in State Accountability Ratings

JASPER, Texas — Jasper ISD is celebrating major academic gains across all four campuses following the release of the 2024–2025 Texas Education Agency accountability ratings. Superintendent John Seybold says the results reflect the dedication of students, staff, and the community.

“Today, we received our official scores from TEA for all Jasper ISD campuses, and we couldn’t be more proud,” Seybold said. “The hard work of our students, staff, and community is truly paying off, with growth at every campus. While there is still more to be done, it’s exciting to see all the pieces coming together.”

District-Wide Progress

• Few Primary — Improved from an F (52) in 2024 to a B (86) in 2025

• Parnell Elementary — Improved from an F (52) to a B (86)

• Jasper Junior High — Increased from a D (64) to a D (67)

• Jasper High School — Improved from a C (79) to a B (81) and earned an A in College, Career, and Military Readiness (CCMR) with a scale score of 93

Expanded Student Opportunities

• Dual credit enrollment up 60% since 2020

• Class of 2025 earned 830 dual-credit college hours and 230 industry-based certifications

• Class of 2025 awarded $2.9 million in scholarships

• All dual credit courses offered at no cost to students

TEA Distinction Designations

• Jasper High School — Academic Achievement in Science

• Parnell Elementary — Top 25% Comparative Academic Growth; Top 25% Comparative Closing the Gaps

What’s Driving the Growth

JISD credits strategic interventions, new instructional coaching, and data-driven instruction for the improvements. Initiatives like “Focus Friday” and high-quality instructional materials are in place district-wide, with student-centered practices at Jasper High and Junior High designed to better prepare students for college and careers.

Looking ahead, Seybold says the district remains committed to equity, excellence, and growth: “Every student, every day, prepared for tomorrow. We are proud. We are growing. We are Jasper ISD. God Bless and Go Bulldogs!”