Keller Independent School District
AOfficial accountability rating: B (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.
Keller ISD is one of the largest and highest-performing school districts in the DFW western suburbs, serving approximately 35,000 students across the cities of Keller, Southlake (portions), Westlake, North Richland Hills, Colleyville, Fort Worth, Haltom City, and Watauga. The district is known for its strong academic programs, modern facilities, and competitive athletics and fine arts programs. Keller ISD consistently earns high ratings from the Texas Education Agency and offers a wide range of Advanced Placement courses, career and technical pathways, and specialized academies that prepare students for college and careers.
Top Schools
Hidden Lakes Elementary
elementary SchoolKeller Middle School
middle SchoolKeller High School
high SchoolCentral High School
high SchoolTimber Creek High School
high SchoolFrequently Asked Questions
Why do families relocating to western DFW consider Keller ISD?
Keller ISD serves approximately 35,000 students across Keller, portions of Southlake, Westlake, North Richland Hills, Colleyville, and other western suburbs. The district earns an A TEA rating and offers modern facilities, extensive AP and career and technical education pathways, and competitive athletics and fine arts. Its geographic spread across multiple communities provides a range of housing price points — from premium Southlake homes to more affordable options in North Richland Hills.
Which Keller ISD schools are the highest rated?
Keller High School, Central High School, and Timber Creek High School all earn A ratings. Keller Middle School and Hidden Lakes Elementary are also rated A. The district operates three comprehensive high schools, giving families options based on location and program specialties.
How does Keller ISD compare to Carroll ISD for western DFW families?
Both districts serve the western DFW suburbs and earn top marks. Carroll ISD (A+) is smaller, more exclusive, and concentrated in Southlake — with higher home prices. Keller ISD (A) is larger, spans more communities, and offers a wider range of housing affordability. Families seeking the absolute highest-rated district choose Carroll; those wanting excellent schools with more housing flexibility choose Keller.