Hall Middle School: the mover's briefing

What we publish vs. what you verify

TEA 2026: C (73), essentially flat from C (74) in 2025. Campus-level grades for every corridor district, and the three limits of a letter grade, are on the 2026 TEA ratings page. Shirley Hall Middle School holds the south side of the district’s middle-school split; which of the two an address feeds is exactly the kind of line that moves as Weatherford grows, so run the lookup per address, per year.

We publish structure and the state’s own results — not ratings-site scores or teacher chatter, which lag and churn. The verification that actually protects you: confirm the zoned campus of the exact address with Weatherford ISD, in writing, before your option period ends — the district publishes an address-lookup tool and the official boundary maps on wisd.net; use it per address, per year, as boundaries adjust with growth. Enrollment follows residence, so a lease secures a campus the same as a deed.

The money side of this campus’s district: Weatherford ISD’s published school rate is 1.0342% on the 2024–25 stack — the $140K homestead exemption saves ~$1,448/yr against it — and the district has already adopted $0.9342 for 2026–27, a full dime lower (~$1,308/yr of exemption value once it applies). The buyer’s file: the Weatherford ISD buyer’s guide. All campuses: the district hub.