Original Research by School Decision on International Steam School
International STEAM School, a regular public school in Dallas ISD, is currently inactive and no longer serving students. The school's address is on Lyndon B. Johnson Freeway in the Dallas area, but no enrollment data, academic performance metrics, attendance information, or program details are available in current records.
Because the school is inactive, comparisons to other Dallas County districts cannot be made, and the typical information a parent would use to evaluate a school—test scores, graduation rates, demographics, staffing, course offerings—either does not exist or is not accessible. State assessment results were not available, likely because the school is not currently operational.
The broader Dallas ISD context may be relevant for families researching schools in the area. In May 2026, Dallas ISD voters approved a record bond, the largest school bond in Texas history, which will fund 26 new school buildings to replace aging campuses and eliminate all portable classrooms over the next five to several years. The district also shifted from an opt-in to an opt-out enrollment model for advanced and honors courses, automatically placing students who score well on state exams into college-prep mathematics, reading, science, and social studies courses; within a short time, a substantial share of eligible students were participating. The district adopted a new district-wide mathematics curriculum and reduced reliance on standardized test preparation by eliminating its internal Assessment of Course Performance tests.
Dallas itself is a large North Texas city in strong growth, with major employers spanning telecommunications, technology, defense, and health care. The housing market in the school's zip code shows home values and rental rates in the mid-range for the area, with housing affordability comparable to national benchmarks. The city is largely car-dependent outside its downtown and a few walkable neighborhoods, though it has grown its bike infrastructure and transit options through DART, the regional transit system.
If you are considering Dallas ISD schools, families may want to contact the district directly about current school options, as International STEAM School is not presently accepting students.
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