Summary:
The city of Colleyville, Texas, is served by nine public schools across two high-performing districts, Grapevine-Colleyville Independent School District (Isd) and Keller Independent School District (Isd), offering education from elementary through high school in a community known for strong academic outcomes.
Among the elementary schools, Glenhope Elementary stands out as a statistical leader, consistently ranking in the 98th-99th percentile statewide and achieving 100% proficiency in advanced math for two consecutive years. Liberty Elementary, part of Keller ISD, is equally impressive with a 94th-96th percentile ranking and 100% proficiency in 5th-grade math. Other elementary schools like Taylor Elementary, Bransford Elementary, and Colleyville Elementary also perform well above state averages in reading and math. At the middle school level, Heritage Middle is a powerhouse in advanced coursework, achieving 100% proficiency on Algebra I and Biology EOC exams, while Colleyville Middle also posts strong scores in these areas. However, both middle schools face a notable "7th grade math slump," with proficiency rates dropping to 30.19% and 23.4%, respectively, a key area for district focus.
Colleyville Heritage High School is a model of consistency, maintaining a 4-star rating and a 97.7% graduation rate, with test scores in English and U.S. History far exceeding district and state averages. In contrast, The Bridges Academy Alter serves a specialized role as an alternative high school, with a low student-teacher ratio of 5.7:1 and higher per-student spending ($13,386), but its academic performance is critically low, reflecting its mission to support students who need intensive intervention. Overall, Colleyville schools offer a range of options, from top-tier elementary and high schools to specialized programs, with the Grapevine-Colleyville district ranking in the 87th percentile statewide.
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