Allen Independent School District
AOfficial accountability rating: A (Texas Education Agency A–F rating, 2024-25 school year).
TEA released the 2024 and 2025 A–F accountability ratings on August 15, 2025, the most recent official ratings after a two-year pause from litigation. The letter grades shown elsewhere on this page are indicative composite grades compiled from public data, not the state’s official rating; confirm any district or campus rating at txschools.gov.
Allen ISD is a high-performing school district serving approximately 20,800 students in the rapidly growing city of Allen, located north of Plano along the US-75 corridor. The district is renowned for its state-of-the-art facilities, including Eagle Stadium, one of the most impressive high school football venues in the country. Beyond athletics, Allen ISD delivers strong academic programs with high graduation rates, robust AP course offerings, and competitive STEM and fine arts programs. The district operates a single high school model, which fosters a strong sense of community among students and families.
Top Schools
Marion Elementary
elementary SchoolBoon Elementary
elementary SchoolEreckson Middle School
middle SchoolCurtis Middle School
middle SchoolAllen High School
high SchoolFrequently Asked Questions
Why do families relocating to DFW choose Allen ISD?
Allen ISD serves approximately 20,800 students and earns a TEA rating of A. The district operates a single high school model — Allen High School — which creates a uniquely strong sense of community. Its state-of-the-art facilities, robust AP and STEM offerings, and competitive fine arts programs make it a top choice for families moving to the US-75 corridor north of Plano.
Which Allen ISD schools are the highest rated?
Allen High School, Ereckson Middle School, and Curtis Middle School all carry an A rating from the Texas Education Agency. At the elementary level, Marion Elementary and Boon Elementary are also rated A. The single-high-school model means every student benefits from the same well-funded campus.
What makes Allen ISD unique compared to other Collin County districts?
Allen ISD's single-campus high school model is rare in fast-growing suburbs. Eagle Stadium — one of the most impressive high school football venues in the country — reflects the community's investment in extracurriculars alongside academics. The district also offers strong career and technical education pathways not always found in smaller single-school systems.