The Louisiana Department of Education’s latest release of District and School Performance Scores highlights continued academic improvement statewide. Similarly, Sabine Parish Schools continues its upward momentum. The district’s 2025 Performance Score increased by 1.3 points to 88.6, marking the fourth consecutive year of district-wide growth. This steady progress reflects the daily commitment of students, teachers, and staff who bring meaningful learning experiences, strong relationships, and consistent support to life across every campus.
Highlights from the 2025 School Performance Scores
• Four schools maintained their A rating: Ebarb, Many High, Negreet, and Zwolle High;
• 60% of Sabine Parish schools increased their School Performance Score, including Converse, Ebarb, Many Elementary, Many High, Many Junior High, and Pleasant Hill;
• Converse and Many High posted the largest gains, with SPS increases of 4.6 and 4.7 points, respectively;
• Zwolle Elementary held momentum from last year’s remarkable 6.5-point growth by maintaining its multi-year improvement trajectory;
• Five schools earned the Top Gains School designation, demonstrating exceptional academic progress on LEAP: Converse, Florien, Many High, Negreet, and Zwolle High
• Two schools earned the Opportunity Honoree designation for success in supporting at-risk student groups, including English learners, economically disadvantaged students, and students with disabilities: Many High and Negreet.
Building Strong Instruction and Supportive School Cultures
This year’s results reflect the district’s continued focus on strengthening instruction, deepening student engagement, and supporting the whole child. Across Sabine Parish, educators are intentional about creating environments where students feel safe, supported, and encouraged to take academic risks. Teachers remain dedicated to building the skills and confidence students need for long-term success, while school leaders work to reinforce strong instructional practices and positive, student-centered school cultures.
From the Superintendent
“These results reflect the hard work happening in every classroom, every day,” said Superintendent Shane Wright. “Our teachers and staff continue to step forward with purpose, ensuring that students are challenged academically and supported socially and emotionally. I am proud of the progress our schools have made, and I’m confident that our best days are still ahead. Together, we are building a stronger Sabine Parish, one student at a time.”
Looking Ahead
As we move forward, Sabine Parish Schools remains firmly committed to our vision: Building a Stronger Sabine Parish, One Student at a Time. This year’s progress shows what becomes possible when schools, families, and community partners work together with a shared purpose of ensuring success for every child.